nintendont is a wii app so its a dol you need to ranme the loader.dol to boot.dol
@FIX94 @anyone ?Hi guys, looking to satisfy my curiosity
- Is deflicker still an option in Nintendont? Reason I ask is because to be honest I can't tell the difference... And I've tried. On or OFF, games look exactly the same to me. Only melee shows a difference and thats by toggling the in-game switch. Which brings me to my next question:
- Say I turn off deflicker at the loader level (assuming the option is actually doing something) what happens with the in-game toggle? (ie: melee) does it work? What I mean is, it can't "turn off more" of the deflickering. Right?
- Could a "crop overscan on/off" switch be added?
- Would it be possible for the content to determine the aspect ratio? What I mean by that is, some games have the option to display in widescreen. Can a widescreen game automatically set the ratio?
Thanks, as always.
4 NO thats all i can confirm, since there is no way for the game to know the aspect ratio of your tv , and even if it did the game doesnt have an automatic aspect ratio function, not that it matters since every game that has native widescreen after you save with it on it will always be on.
I'm talking about the digital flag that tell the TV how to display an image. Basically the "Wii U widescreen" but on auto. Like what Wii games do. For instance, MOST Wii games default to 16:9 IF your system is set to display 16
(obviously) but games like Resident Evil, some Wii Ware titles etc display in 4:3 even if the system is on 16:9. Because of the FLAGS.
Deflicker is ON in 480i and OFF in 480p by default so if you use progressive and HDMI/component it wont make a difference setting it to off then. Melee may have it ON in progressive too but I never tested that to be honest as it is the only game as far as I know that even has that setting. It should be very obvious if its on/off in general if you take a still screenshot in pretty much any title.
If you force it, all video modes will be replaced so the setting in melee will have no effect anymore.
Thats something your TV does, not really a game.
You'd have to hack each and every game that has such a setting to make that happen, most games that have a setting like that should save your selection though so thats a much easier way out.
Yes. I'm using HDMI (obviously 480p) and explicitly selecting progressive on launch (when the game asks for it). Melee does have the option ON by default and if I turn it off it clearly looks sharper. So it is indeed turning the deflicker setting off... even though it's supposed to be OFF because I'm using HDMI/progressive?.
I'd like to try that. How do I "force" it?
I mean a setting like those in emulators (NESTOPIA, SNES9x) or like the one on the other GCN loader? I can't remember it's name right now...
I meant without having to manually use Wii U widescreen for each game individually before launching it.
You should put that picture in a spoiler tag as it is huge.
no, all gc games run fullspeed like they were on the gc itself, there is no diference on clock speed on gc games being it wiiu,wii or gc, since gc games require the gc clock speed to run, even if you do the vwii overclock thing, they still run at gc speed.
oh lol i tough he meant if there was a diference using nintendont itself and an usbloader lol, yeah gc games on system menu run at a slower clock speed nintendont runs gc games in wii speed, not that it matters since most games have locked speed and framerates wich makes the higher clock speed neglictive.
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