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Within the sharing options, select “Save to files”.

After the figurine is scanned, select “Share” at the top-right corner.

Assuming yours is a newer model, here’s the step-by-step guide: Once again, make sure your device is actually NFC-compatible! Your device will need to be an iPhone 7 (or newer), as the previous generations have more limited NFC capabilities. You’ll still need the NFC Tools app, and you’ll still need access to the Amiibots home page. The process for iPhone devices is just a little bit different.

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For a full write-up on how to use TagMo and its functions, please refer to our in-depth guide.

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Congratulations!Īs a reminder, Android devices are capable of using the TagMo app as well - which can’t be found on the Play Store, but is much faster and more convenient. You now have your amiibo’s backup file and can send it to tournament hosts. Under the “Convert NFC Tools Export to Bin File” section, select Choose File, upload your. Once you’ve obtained your text file, visit the Amiibots home page.Alternatively, you can download it directly to your phone. If you have a Google Drive account, you can save the text file to your Drive. Select an application to export your text file to.Open the kebab icon (the three dots) at the top right of the screen, and choose “Export as text”.Tap your amiibo to your phone’s NFC touchpoint.Assuming your phone is NFC-compatible, though, here’s a full step-by-step guide: Fortunately, amiibo Powersaves are a a safe alternative, and we’ve got a full guide for using those right here. If it isn’t, then you won’t be able to retrieve your amiibo figure’s training file using this method. Special thanks to jozz for contributing the information presented in this guide!įirst, make sure your phone is NFC-compatible. Once you’ve got all that set up, you’re good to continue! You’ll also need to bookmark the Amiibots home page.

Before we begin, you’ll need to download the NFC Tools app via the Play Store or App Store. If you want to participate in a tourney that requires file submissions, you can either use the TagMo app (which is Android-exclusive) or the NFC Tools app (which can be used on any kind of phone). Before then, we had to find our own ways to host tournaments, and file submissions worked so well that we still use this method of competition to this very day. After all, you can just use them in Battle Arenas, right? Well, that wasn’t always the case, as that kind of functionality wasn’t added until early 2019. You may be wondering why so many amiibo tournaments require file submissions.

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