Hello, I'm really glad it works. It's great that it supports 40 MB of RAM in older versions. I wish this were the case in the newer versions as well. I could have made TranslateNX even more advanced... 🥲
can I run TranslateNX on firmware 19.0.1? I do downgrade firmware before, because u know, on fw 19 Space RAM for Homebrew 40mb , compared to FW 22, which only has 14 MB of space for homebrew.
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Work on 19.0.1 firmware - AMS 1.11.2
As explained few posts back, too many sys-modules installed will crash Ultrahand. Delete unneeded sys-modules then try again.
And as per the instructions, the overlay memory MUST be on 8MB. So that means, there's still some sys-module taking up...
Got it running now. Great work indeed.
But I wonder if it can be implemented as an automated overlay on top of the game, instead of having of to manually load it up via ultrahand everytime?
You're right, I have quite a few sys-modules installed. No wonder it crashed the system every single time when I started translating. Looks like I'll have to trim down some of them then. :sad:
Thanks for the clarification and quick response...
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It is widely known and proven to help reduce motion sickness and nausea. A follower of mine originally wanted to code this for the Switch, but since they were struggling with the implementation, they reached out and asked if I could give it...
This seems pretty useful, but is it based on a proven tech, or did you come up with it yourself and found that it does indeed help with motion sickness? A video preview would also be great.
Also to note, the description made me think at first...
I have 2 issues.
1. When I set overlay memory to 8gb, save and exit, Ultrahand will just crash silently and not relaunch. Pressing the shortcut combo keys just won't start Ultrahand again.
2. Why is the UI language only in Turkish and English?
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1. That's quite interesting. I've never encountered a problem like that. No one else has either. It's possible that the UltraHand is overloaded with the sysmodules that are currently installed.
2. The reason it’s in Turkish is because...
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