So, somewhat unrelated question, but is there any way to force an actual true widescreen for DeSmuME? The top screen that is.
I know a lot of other emulators (not for DS though) do this, so I'm really curious.
I know a lot of other emulators (not for DS though) do this, so I'm really curious.
Top screen or bottom matters little on the DS -- either can be dedicated to 3d and both have the same resolution. I do not think anybody has attempted screen expansion a la some of the stuff attempted for the gamecube on the Wii. Theoretically it is possible for this sort of emulator to do it (though the 2d overlays for UI would probably not work so well, or I guess you could define a split line), indeed it would probably face fewer issues than some other systems. With this right now the best you could do is letterboxing and that is so very rarely a good choice.
Texture replacement would be the ultimate goal but filtering is certainly welcome.
What sort of filtering is that closest to? It looks somewhere between mip mapping and a non nearest neighbour scaling filter.
What sort of filtering is that closest to? It looks somewhere between mip mapping and a non nearest neighbour scaling filter.
Any more news on this? I've been on the edge of my seat for days. (and I seem to have lost my original account...odd)
Good afternoon, I have something...
*pictures*
How about texture filtering
That looks amazing, sir! Keep at it!
I'd eventually love to see texture filtering like this used in conjunction with some Anti-Aliasing, ans with internal rendering, DS games will look fantastic. Just internal rendering resolutions at 4x make games like Metroid Prime Hunters look 10x better.
new version of emulator allows you to enable post processing effects gaussian blur and trimmed mean. not exactly sure what trimmed mean is supposed to be but it just looks like another type of blur to me.
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just noticed today, keep up the good work, can I ask you if you know if it will be difficult to emulate DS games in stereoscopic 3d?
Hi, i have a question is there anyway to force it to a higher "times(x)" resolution? As it is now the highest is x4, can i make higher? If so how?
It probably would not be that hard to add it to the code*, however 4x makes most machines chug (though I am told optimisation could cure that) and the bigger problem would be diminishing returns, both because it would not add much more than you are seeing now and as the 2d side of things and 3d textures would still be standard and holding things back.
*I wonder if 6x or 8x would be the next step.
Yea i figured i would have to go into the code, no problem( I was wondering if some one already try to increase)
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CPU: i7-4770k @ 4.2 ghz
GPU: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 970 @ 4GB RAM
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When runnings games at max thge current graphics, CPU usage is below 15%. I ask because i want to see how far i can go before i start lagging. Its look great at x4 but i wonder how good it would look in full HD(1080p)
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