I know QCMA is no longer maintained, so I kind of doubt this question would be answered, but I'm out of ideas, so I figured I would try it anyway. I'm working on a program to help with the new Trinity exploit on 3.69-3.70, and I've been relying on the QCMA settings to find the most recent PSP/mini game that has been backed up. Windows is easy as it is in the registry. Linux is easy as it it in ~/.config/constation/qcma.conf, but I can't seem to discern where the macOS equivalent is. I tried poking through the source code and found the code for Linux and Windows, but I'm not seeing anything I understand for macOS.
If you could point me in a direction as to where the information is stored (specifically appsPath, lastOnlineId, and lastAccountId), I would really appreciate it. Either way, thank you for all your awesome work!
I know QCMA is no longer maintained, so I kind of doubt this question would be answered, but I'm out of ideas, so I figured I would try it anyway. I'm working on a program to help with the new Trinity exploit on 3.69-3.70, and I've been relying on the QCMA settings to find the most recent PSP/mini game that has been backed up. Windows is easy as it is in the registry. Linux is easy as it it in ~/.config/constation/qcma.conf, but I can't seem to discern where the macOS equivalent is. I tried poking through the source code and found the code for Linux and Windows, but I'm not seeing anything I understand for macOS.
If you could point me in a direction as to where the information is stored (specifically appsPath, lastOnlineId, and lastAccountId), I would really appreciate it. Either way, thank you for all your awesome work!
EDIT: Someone helped me find it.
Windows: Registry (Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\codestation\qcma) Linux: ~/.config/codestation/qcma.conf macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/com.codestation.qcma.plist