Well that sure is a sequence of words.its like fuse the hot wire before time goes boom!
Well that sure is a sequence of words.its like fuse the hot wire before time goes boom!
You need to wait until i release the OC patcheshow u get this runnin fam?
will this be in the buildbot?You need to wait until i release the OC patches
Beta testing over here
I have a date with majoras (feels fullspeed so far, oot too^^)
Probably tomorrow, worst case 2 days for 5x-6x.
Interesting. Never heard about that feature. And where do you put them?
The patches? No.will this be in the buildbot?
I'm guessing libnx commits, perhapsThe patches? No.
These will be seperately shared (they are not RA specific but affect everything in Horizon)
We will announce it.
No. Maybe atmosphere if they want them.I'm guessing libnx commits, perhaps
Awesome! Thanks man. Did you make those BGs? They look slick!Technically, you can put them anywhere. I have placed mine in assets\ wallpaper\
Navigate to Options - User Interface - Appearance and turn on Dynamic Backgrounds. Also, scroll down to Menu Shader Pipeline and turn it off.
Navigate to Options - Directory and set the Dynamic Backgrounds path to wherever the PNG are.
The file name of the PNG has to match the name of the screen or playlist you want it on. The wallpaper for the Nintendo - Game Boy Advance playlist has to be named Nintendo - Game Boy Advance.png.
This also works to apply a background to other menu tabs like Settings and History.
Just name the files settings.png, history.png, and so on.
Of course. RetroArch won't even know you're using the HORI one instead of Ninty's JoyCon. They just changed the physical buttons (to a D pad), not the digital signals which button (= direction) has been pressed.
Filters:
Just tried out a few of the more enhanced retroarch filters - here is a short summery.
(Applying filters can cause switch to crash, I strongly suggest you not saving configurations of filters as "default" until you've made sure, that retroarch wont crash because of them. Some crashes only occur on "close content" or "load content", so be careful here. There is a retroarch.glslp file in the shaders folder that usually stores saved shader defaults, try deleting that if your system crashes upon launching games.)
There are filters with filesnames indicating several passes (pass0, pass1, pass2, ...) those have to be applied "staged" to get the intended effect. One example of such a filter is scalefx. You have to set 5 filter passes, select the appropriate filter for each pass - hit apply, and only then you'll get the desired effect.
Suggested combinations to try out:
For "hires" pixel art:
Pass 1: omniscale-legacy with shader scale set to 5x
Pass 2: reverse anti-aliasing filter (anti aliasing folder) with shader scale set to dont care
gives the following result:
For pixel art in general:
- Supereagle
- xbrz (2 pass version)
- scalenx 2sfx
- scalefx (5 pass version)
xbrz (2 pass version) can also be used on PSX 3D content - but please understand that this will have a small impact on performance. Other filters even more so, so you have to experiment in game.
Also - depending on the filter vsync on or of might be necessary to minimize sound stutters. If you want to use omnifilter, you have to set vsync to off.
Threaded video of course is a must as well.
Also, make sure you have bilinear filtering turned off, because - *ehem*.
I tried the hori zelda dpad last week and it wasn't working in retroarch, so i modded an official joycon with the dpad shell and casing kit found on amazon. Much happier with this because i can still do wireless and no compatibility issues.
Game looks killer on the switch in portable mode.
Oh it's you again.As usual, you have no clue what you are talking about.
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opening your fat mouth, right??????
Obviously 3D games highly benefit from using filters. Those screens look good.
Oh it's you again.
I really don't know what the problem should be?Sure you can do some shell swap magic happen. It is actually the best thing to do, since the Hori pad has tons of limitation and issues.
But don't get me wrong, I love that thing (which is why I have one of each of my switch). If you are into retro shit and don't own at least one, you should just stick with your gameboy and gargoyle's quest.