you can also just rename twlbg.cxi so you don't have to generate it again if you want to use it later. Just changing or adding a different file extension is enough, like twlbg.cxi.bak
That’s what I do - I have both the widescreen and 4:3 Crisp versions’ files in the luma/sysmodules folder and change between them by renaming (on console) with 3DShell.
You might find this luma build useful to speed up the process. I added a feature to the Rosalina menu that lets you switch between TwlBg.cxi files without needing to manually rename them. It basically just does the TwlBg.cxi rename itself and persists the old name to a .txt file so it can be renamed again later. There's an option for AgbBg.cxi files too and the open_agb_firm config.ini files.
I did use that for a while. IIRC I had trouble using it with NTR streaming and switched back to the main Luma version. But actually the achievable streamed picture quality is poor and I haven't tried to stream to my computer lately, so I might give the branch you mention another go.
Hi everyone,
Even after enabling ext. FIRM in Luma and repatching, I can't seem to get this to work, wide-screen for DS games (launched forwarded or via TW Menu). I followed this YouTube video as a guide:
But still I'm not able to activate widescreen. Is there any other option I have to deactivate in Luma or TWmenu for instance, which can potentionally block this feature? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Which version of the patcher are you using? Not all versions work properly.
Uhmm, let's see: build 2020-09-03.
Thanks for looking into it, really like this community. First time I made an account in more then a decade after using all this nice info on here
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Just what I though. That version has issues with widescreen. Please use an earlier version.Uhmm, let's see: build 2020-09-03.
Thanks for looking into it, really like this community. First time I made an account in more then a decade after using all this nice info on here
Wow thats quick and smart, thanks alot! Will be looking for an earlier version then, hopefully google is still my friend
Any suggestions which version works best for you? Cheers.
Wow thats quick and smart, thanks alot! Will be looking for an earlier version then, hopefully google is still my friend
Any suggestions which version works best for you? Cheers.
Please try the latest version, that contains bugfixes and improvements, and the old 2020/09 version is no longer in the first post.
Thank you too creator, will try latest version first then . I didn't know I had a less functional version. Nice work on this.
Update: Working like a charm, thanks alot guys and girls!
I see some very nice pixel editing options too, this is great!
. I didn't know I had a less functional version. Nice work on this.Update: Working like a charm, thanks alot guys and girls!
I see some very nice pixel editing options too, this is great!
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I agree but it’s objective. Pick whichever filter you like best. None of them are really game changing. That said, widescreen is absolutely incredible. So too is the possibility of being able to move into TWL mode and map stylus movements to physical buttons.
You mean it's subjective.
But when someone asks to have their decision made for them, I think linear sharp 1 is a pretty good default.If you do want to use widescreen, I think I still have to recommend the GPU smoothing option, since otherwise one axis isn't interpolated and quite ugly. 3D games could use a bit more smoothing anyway.
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