Amiibo Companion Tool -- See Arduino Sketches https://github.com/konstantin-kelemen/arduino-amiibo-tools

Arduino_amiibo_tool.bash

#!/bin/bash
# This is a companion script to https://github.com/konstantin-kelemen/arduino-amiibo-tools 
# The original post this was crafted for was https://games.kel.mn/en/create-amiibo-clones-with-arduino/
# For more info go to https://games.kel.mn/en/companion-script-to-simplify-amiibo-cloning-with-arduino/

#requirements:
#sha1sum (part of coreutils)
#xxd (part of vim)
#hexdump 
#amiitool (https://github.com/socram8888/amiitool)

hash xxd 2>/dev/null || { echo >&2 "I require xxd but it's not installed.  Aborting."; exit 1; }
hash sha1sum 2>/dev/null || { echo >&2 "I require sha1sum but it's not installed.  Aborting."; exit 1; }
hash hexdump 2>/dev/null || { echo >&2 "I require hexdump but it's not installed.  Aborting."; exit 1; }
hash ./amiitool 2>/dev/null || { echo >&2 "I require amiitool but it's not installed or in the currect directory.  Aborting."; exit 1; }

if [ $# -ne 3 ]
then
	echo "Usage: $0 key_file encrypted_dump_file blank_tagid"
	exit
fi

if [ "$(sha1sum "$1" |cut -d' ' -f1)" != "bbdbb49a917d14f7a997d327ba40d40c39e606ce" ]
then
	echo "key_file not sane"
	exit
fi

#get the empty tag uid:
taguid=$3

taguid0="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b1,2)"		# Byte 0 (should bx 0x04) 
taguid1="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b3,4)"   	# Byte 1 (we count from 0)
taguid2="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b5,6)"   	# Byte 2


if [ ${#3} -eq 18 ]; then # Check if user provided a long taguid
	
	taguid3="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b9,10)"  # Byte 4
	taguid4="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b11,12)" # Byte 5
	taguid5="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b13,14)" # Byte 6
	taguid6="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b15,16)" # Byte 7

	uid="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b1-16)"
	BCC1="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b17,18)"	# Pull out the BCC1 for use later

	elif [ ${#3} -eq 14 ]; then # Check if user provided a short taguid

		taguid3="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b7,8)"   # Byte 3
		taguid4="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b9,10)"  # Byte 4
		taguid5="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b11,12)" # Byte 5
		taguid6="$(echo "$taguid" | cut -b13,14)" # Byte 6

		# Convert 7byte to 9byte for script
		BCC0="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0x88 ^ 0x$taguid0 ^ 0x$taguid1 ^ 0x$taguid2 )))"  		# Calculate the BCC0
		BCC1="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0x$taguid3 ^ 0x$taguid4 ^ 0x$taguid5 ^ 0x$taguid6 )))" 	# Calculate the BCC1
		uid="$taguid0$taguid1$taguid2$BCC0$taguid3$taguid4$taguid5$taguid6"
fi

if [ ${#uid} -ne 16 ]; then 
	echo "Please pick a valid 7 or 9 byte uid"
	exit
fi

# Generate the password from the tag

pw1="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0xAA ^ 0x$taguid1 ^ 0x$taguid3 )))"
pw2="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0x55 ^ 0x$taguid2 ^ 0x$taguid4 )))"
pw3="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0xAA ^ 0x$taguid3 ^ 0x$taguid5 )))"
pw4="$(printf '%02X\n' $(( 0x55 ^ 0x$taguid4 ^ 0x$taguid6 )))"

#decrypt the dump
echo Using Amiibo Tool to decrypt ${2%%.*}
./amiitool -d -k "$1" -i "$2" -o dec.bin

#modify the uid record
echo "01D4: $uid" | xxd -r - dec.bin

#add password 
echo "0214: $pw1$pw2$pw3$pw4" | xxd -r - dec.bin #pw
echo "0218: 8080" | xxd -r - dec.bin 

#set the default values 
echo "0208: 000000" | xxd -r - dec.bin
echo "0000: $BCC1" | xxd -r - dec.bin
echo "0002: 0000" | xxd -r - dec.bin

#reencrypt the uid modified dump
echo Using Amiibo Tool to encrypt ${2%%.*}
./amiitool -e -k "$1" -i dec.bin -o enc.bin

echo "**** START OF HEXDUMP ****"
hexdump -v -e " 4/1 \"0x%02X, \" \"\n\"" "enc.bin" > hexdump
truncate -s-2 hexdump
echo "" >> hexdump
echo "" >> hexdump
cat hexdump

@konstantin-kelemen this should help

This is great, thank you! Will update my post soon!

Hi, with this script, the changes to my initial article would be huge. I wanted to remove all the manual hex editing stuff but realized that some users, especially people who mainly use Windows for the process, may still need that part. So I made another article and added links to it in several places. You may check it here: https://games.kel.mn/en/companion-script-to-simplify-amiibo-cloning-with-arduino/

Thanks for your work!

Works for me! I just wanted to make it available to those of us who have the ability :)

hi, a version for use under windows is possible? Thank you for sharing!