Take the
ExGFX file that comes with
.zip, this file will (and should) be a
.bin file; most likely
ExGFX80 or some random number.
Open the
Super Graphics Bypass Dialogue window, usually
is the button. Look at where it says
FG3 and set that to the number corresponding to the
ExGFXxx.bin file.
So if your ExGFX file is
ExGFX80.bin;--
then your FG3 dialogue should be
80;--
Likewise, if your ExGFX file is
ExGFXA7.bin;--
then your FG3 dialogue should be
A7
It's not too difficult once you know how things work regarding graphics bypass, before long it just becomes basic knowledge.
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I actually had a rather simple tutorial on ExGFX that I had posted up; which didn't dive into a lot of detail regarding the whole concept, but it really simplified the whole process of ExGFX as a whole; staff told me it was too simple for what they were looking for, thus it was purged. Still, if my tutorial were up, I doubt you'd be having this problem.
EDIT2 (2-27): Hilariously enough, there is now a full guide/tutorial on ExGraphics. You should find it in the tutorial section. Actually wait, why am I editing an old post instead of making a new one? Oh yeah, that's because I'm an asshole.