Doesn't getting a system file still work? try 11.13.0-45U in there If that's what you need.Can't update past 11.6 for multiple reasons, and 3DNUS doesn't work anymore afaik
Doesn't getting a system file still work? try 11.13.0-45U in there If that's what you need.Can't update past 11.6 for multiple reasons, and 3DNUS doesn't work anymore afaik
So I'm having an issue getting Widescreen to work on my CFW O2DS (using Mario Kart DS as my test game).
I followed the guide for 3DS/2DS users on the Twilight Menu++ thread (on the 3DS/2DS: Playing Widescreen tab), using the TWPatch recommended on the guide there (first post of this thread) and also the new, anti-wear patch version posted recently.
But I couldn't get either one to work by making games widescreen (also tried Phantasy Star 0 and Dragon Quest Monsters - Joker).
I verified that usrcheat.dat was actually in the proper folder (sd/_nds/twilightmenu/extras) and even tried enabling the cheats there manually...but the games ignored both the general 16:10 setting AND the game-specific one, appearing only as 4:3 ratio. Any hints on what the issue could be?
Yeah, I'm using Luma and I did enable the "Enable external FIRMs and modules" option.Are you using Luma? Did you enable "External module loading" in the SELECT boot menu?
Yeah, I'm using Luma and I did enable the "Enable external FIRMs and modules" option.
Huh. Odd.Can't update past 11.6 for multiple reasons, and 3DNUS doesn't work anymore afaik
Nope, should I leave a copy there?Weird... do you have TwlBg.cxi in /luma/sysmodules/TwlBg.cxi ?
I did (and it does say so).Also, did you hold X before pressing START when patching? If your version supports widescreen then it should say it in text to hold X for widescreen.
Do you have Widescreen.cxi in /_nds/TWiLightMenu/TwlBg/?Nope, should I leave a copy there?
I do.Do you have Widescreen.cxi in /_nds/TWiLightMenu/TwlBg/?
Is widescreen enabled in your TWiLight Menu++ settings?I do.
If by enabled you mean having the "Screen Aspect Ratio" set to "16:10" in TWLMenu++ - Games/Apps settings, then I do.Is widescreen enabled in your TWiLight Menu++ settings?
Yeah...I'm starting to think that maybe I should i
If by enabled you mean having the "Screen Aspect Ratio" set to "16:10" in TWLMenu++ - Games/Apps settings, then I do.
Starting to think maybe Step 9 is messing up Step 4 (from the Twilight Menu++ Widescreen instructions).
- Get TWPatch here.
- Install the CIA.
- Launch TWPatch.
- Press X+START to generate a "TwlBg.cxi" file with widescreen.
- When it's done, move "TwlBg.cxi" from "sd:/luma/sysmodules/" to "sd:/_nds/TWiLightMenu/TwlBg/".
- Rename "TwlBg.cxi" to "Widescreen.cxi".
- In Luma config, enable external FIRMs and modules.
- Re-launch TWPatch.
- Select a filter of your choice, and press START.
- In TWLMenu++ settings, switch the page to "Games/Apps settings", and set "Screen Aspect Ratio" to "16:10".
This can be done per-game as well.
So the patch is needed... but it's also not needed?I have some interesting news... it's both good and bad.
The good news is that the new anti-wear patch is not needed. It turns out I misread the disassembly, and upon re-inspection when doing a writeup on how the patch works, I noticed my mistake, and after further testing it turns out that the flash is indeed only written when you only change some settings.
The bad news is that this somehow doesn't work for everyone, because peoples' WiFi flashes are still dying somehow, so this patch is still needed.
So the patch is needed... but it's also not needed?
I'm confused. Are we sure the settings write is what's killing the WiFi flash?
I guess its more like an extra safety valve, since we don't know the cause of wifi flash failure yet, and some unknown system configurations causing excessive flashing remains a possibility.
@Sono Hi I have a question regarding one and that is changing the screen filter. I don't seem to find any instructions expect some post about use the button Y+B which dosent seem to work. It would be awesome if you could explain or guide me a little bit.
ExactlyFilter can mean a lot of things. What do you want to do? Filter out blue light?