Hacking Luma3ds selective n3ds clock+l2 per title? Thoughts?

[Timburpton]

Would it be technically possible to have some sort of setting where you can have specific cia titles to run on n3ds clock+l2?

For instance, pokemon seems to work fine with clock+l2 but FF explorers doesn't work well at all.

Its a PITA to configure it everytime

 

[Deleted User]

What i do is launch NTR and change ghe clock when i want to play a game that hates it, i also launch NTR when i want to save power

 

[Timburpton]

What i do is launch NTR and change ghe clock when i want to play a game that hates it, i also launch NTR when i want to save power

NTR can change clock speed?

 

[Deleted User]

NTR can change clock speed?

yep

 

[Timburpton]

yep

Is this done in game or before loading of the game?

 

[mysamdog]

You can do it whenever. After you launch NTR, the menu can be brought up by pressing X+A.

 

[Deleted-379826]

That's cool, is there a comparability thread?

 

[Deleted User]

You can do it whenever. After you launch NTR, the menu can be brought up by pressing X+A.

X+Y*

That's cool, is there a comparability thread?

I wanted to make one but people voted against it, said it was pointless

 

[Deleted-379826]

X+Y*


I wanted to make one but people voted against it, said it was pointless

I am with you!

 

[Halvorsen]

My n3DS works completely fine with the clock speed set, over 300 games including FFE.

 

[Deleted-379826]

Wait then is it really just either it is or isn't?

 

[RacsoSakuraba]

but if the 3DS applications is 100 ._. or I am an idiot? Edit* oh yes, hacking, broke the limit applications, like friends list, I guess

 

[Halvorsen]

Actually, the app limit was always 300 and even hacking may not be able to raise that.

 

[DarkSynopsis]

My n3DS works completely fine with the clock speed set, over 300 games including FFE.

I believe FFE only crashes during the tutorial or some where real early on, either way after that its fine.

Can't recall what other games had problems its not really a big enough list, only game I've come across that always seemed to crash was Highschool DxD after 2-5 minutes it would just lock up.

 

[Deleted User]

I believe FFE only crashes during the tutorial or some where real early on, either way after that its fine.

Can't recall what other games had problems its not really a big enough list, only game I've come across that always seemed to crash was Highschool DxD after 2-5 minutes it would just lock up.

Sonic & sega all stars racing transformed crashes the 3ds a couple of minutes into the race

 

[Ryccardo]

Actually, the app limit was always 300 and even hacking may not be able to raise that.

That's more properly a limit of icons (badges are included) on the official system UI (you can launch apps via fbi/devmenu)

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Would it be technically possible to have some sort of setting where you can have specific cia titles to run on n3ds clock+l2?

For instance, pokemon seems to work fine with clock+l2 but FF explorers doesn't work well at all.

Its a PITA to configure it everytime

It would be doable and in fact shouldn't be hard at all. There is already a per-game language/region setting. That code could be reused or the per-game config file could be expanded to contain a CPU clock setting as well.

 

[Halvorsen]

That's more properly a limit of icons (badges are included) on the official system UI (you can launch apps via fbi/devmenu)

Well, you know what I meant.

 

[astronautlevel]

It would be doable and in fact shouldn't be hard at all. There is already a per-game language/region setting. That code could be reused or the per-game config file could be expanded to contain a CPU clock setting as well.

iirc Tux said it wouldn't be possible because the clock speed patch is patching NS directly.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

iirc Tux said it wouldn't be possible because the clock speed patch is patching NS directly.

Then NS can read from the per-game config file and set the CPU clock accordingly when a game is launched. Or to simplify the NS patch a bit, embed an array containing the per-game config into the NS patch.