Well this is certainly intriguing:
https://github.com/yellows8/ctr-streaming-server
https://github.com/yellows8/ctr-streaming-server
I do not doubt they can do it, but how much money has gateway really made? The only way they'll have a chance at making a lot more is if they get it working on the newest firmwares.no way of actually denying that all the devs working on homebrew are basically coping gateway....yes even smealum decompiled the gateway code to see how it all works, granted now he has the knowledge he will be able to build on it.........but the simple fact is, a company even if it is 5 people will have access to much better resources than a hacker doing it in his spare time and at his own cost, even if gateway dont own the million dollar equipment they have the money to just get a 3ds decapped at the drop of a hat......which is something the homebrew scene tried to have a fundraiser for and the douche ran away with the money
.....surely you can see that having someone with a real incentive to keep going is better than people going "yayyyy i will get love and admiration for just coping but making it free" have hackers ever released a new version of photoshop to improve on it after cracking a version? no that falls down to the original creator......the hacker wouldn't have the resources to make a new and improved photoshop just cracking the security
all in all if there is nobody making money in the scene nobody will shell out on the expensive stuff required to further the scene along
I don't want to get into the whole gateway thing in the homebrew thread again, but it's surely better to have people with money behind them looking into things, I'm sure they have made a nice bit of money from their card, it would stand to reason they would be looking to expand the compatibility to higher firmwares.......will they do it? Who knows but I'm sure they wouldn't mind dropping a bit of money to look into it furtherI do not doubt they can do it, but how much money has gateway really made? The only way they'll have a chance at making a lot more is if they get it working on the newest firmwares.
https://anonfiles.com/file/228c64e94d8c904596657ad590bd49ee
Note: I used 7zip to get the filesize down to a manageable 95 MBs. The 7zip will decomp. to 1.3 GBs so don't be shocked by that.
I can compile the ARM11 code with CTRUlib, but I'm given a homebrew.elf/homebrew.3ds, there is no way to load these with the current ROPloader and I need Gateway?
I've managed to port over 2048. The pause function doesn't work yet and the score doesn't display properly. To start a new game press Start or lose.
https://github.com/iamn1ck/3048
I've managed to port over 2048. The pause function doesn't work yet and the score doesn't display properly. To start a new game press Start or lose.
https://github.com/iamn1ck/3048
void pause() {
while (!(button_press & BUTTON_START)){ } // prevent returning right away
//draw pause message
while ((button_press & BUTTON_START)){ } // loop until start is pressed
}
You're using draw_string for oldgamescore and gamescore at the same position.
Here is a pause function I whipped up quick if you want to use it.
Code:void pause() { while (!(button_press & BUTTON_START)){ } // prevent returning right away //draw pause message while ((button_press & BUTTON_START)){ } // loop until start is pressed }
Most emulators are open source. The only reason I can think of to port a NES emulator is to add 3D to it. nesDS is a great emulator that doesn't really need a vanilla port. I haven't tried GameYob so I can't say what benefit a 3DS port would have besides 3D.