What it does:
It flashes the screen in different colors, hopefully to unstuck some pixels.
Install for NDS(requires ARGV support):
-copy PixelFixer.nds to sd card, anywhere
-launch
Install for DS2:
Using Menus with ARGV support (iMenu, BAGPlug, etc):
-copy PixelFixer.plg and pixelFixer.asm to sd card (must be same folder)
-run PixelFixer.plg
Using Standard Plugin Menu:
-copy PixelFixer.plg and pixelFixer.asm to the _dstwoplug folder
-run PixelFixer.plg
Controls:
-Press R to swap screens
-Press Start to end program (DS2 can exit back to menu)
Source:
The source is the pixelFixer.asm file that comes in the DS2 folder, it can be viewed
with a standard text editor. With the DS2 version, people can make their own changes, like adding more
colors, or modifying the existing ones by editing the source code.
It flashes the screen in different colors, hopefully to unstuck some pixels.
Install for NDS(requires ARGV support):
-copy PixelFixer.nds to sd card, anywhere
-launch
Install for DS2:
Using Menus with ARGV support (iMenu, BAGPlug, etc):
-copy PixelFixer.plg and pixelFixer.asm to sd card (must be same folder)
-run PixelFixer.plg
Using Standard Plugin Menu:
-copy PixelFixer.plg and pixelFixer.asm to the _dstwoplug folder
-run PixelFixer.plg
Controls:
-Press R to swap screens
-Press Start to end program (DS2 can exit back to menu)
Source:
The source is the pixelFixer.asm file that comes in the DS2 folder, it can be viewed
with a standard text editor. With the DS2 version, people can make their own changes, like adding more
colors, or modifying the existing ones by editing the source code.