Bert960 wrote:It could be that you messed up with the directory. When I first followed Zett's video, I missed a crucial point in which I had to change the signs in the directory after I copied and paste them into the notepad file.
For example, I copied and pasted psp/savedata/REKI44747\ISOID/EBOOT.PBP
Instead of this: psp/savedata/REKI44747/ISOID/EBOOT.PBP
That makes a huge difference. Also make sure to refresh QCMA every time you add a new file.
Thanks for your advice, I had some database problems first as well. I was smart enough to just use the original title the first time, which resulted in the query to be wel.. messed up. You see, the "
' " in "Meier
's" was also being used to indicate the beginning or end of a value.
Anyways, I'm here to let you guys know my problem is now solved. I can not say exactly how, because I did two things different this time around. However I guess it's because I used another base game.
Things I did different:
1. I called the bubble "Sid Meie
rs Pirates" instead of "Sid Meie
r's Pirates". I do not think this made a difference though, it was just because I was too lazy to enter it manually into the database like I did before when I detected this problem.
2. I used GTA Chinatown Wars as base game, both game ID's start with ULES (however I doubt that might have something to do with it). Point is, I read that there were more people having problems with demo's. Thus I used a game I bought.
Well now. Thanks guys for your replies, let's hope this helps somebody in their journey to the custom bubbles!
EDIT: Also worth noting, the game still appeared under 'Playstation Savedata' instead of 'PSP Savedata'. So this does not matter at all.