I think @Sono talked about it in this thread some weeks ago saying the GBA scaling is already the best it can be archieved with the scalling methods supported by the 3ds + AGB.
I think @Sono talked about it in this thread some weeks ago saying the GBA scaling is already the best it can be archieved with the scalling methods supported by the 3ds + AGB.
Sono called the current GBA scaling the *crispest* it can be but whether that is *best* is quite subjective.
I used some of sono's hints and the available tools to hex edit some alternative GBA interpolation. Basically you can pick any middle ground you like between the default sharp but blocky/distorted and something soft/blurry but representing shapes better. You can also play around with sharpening too but I didn't find that to be worthwhile.
Sono said he was developing patches for GBA in parallel with DS. His widescreen patcher even has a hidden mode that does it for GBA too. I don't know if this new approach using 3DS communication is going to change those plans.
I used some of sono's hints and the available tools to hex edit some alternative GBA interpolation. Basically you can pick any middle ground you like between the default sharp but blocky/distorted and something soft/blurry but representing shapes better. You can also play around with sharpening too but I didn't find that to be worthwhile.
Sono said he was developing patches for GBA in parallel with DS. His widescreen patcher even has a hidden mode that does it for GBA too. I don't know if this new approach using 3DS communication is going to change those plans.
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I also think the default scaling looks the best. I tried your patch values and it only made the image blurrier, definitely not the best in my opinion.
Does the patcher not work with TWilight menu? I just ran a game through it and it's still using Nintendo's default scaling. And I've patched for zero interpolation.
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False alarm, I'm just stupid. I forgot to enable external module loading in Luma.
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False alarm, I'm just stupid. I forgot to enable external module loading in Luma.
Based off of this...
Can I get ds resolution
On 3ds mode
Because I am a fricking idiot¿¿
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Hi folks. I wanna show a little appreciation, and say I love having the multiple filtering options available!
Having said that, it seems the author has promised in more than one occasion that he would be adding a parallel version (or definitive) version that makes the small, native resolution the default one, so we don't need to press and hold SELECT every time we start a GBA/NDS(i) game, while in turn making the scaled version as the one that needs pressing and holding SELECT down.
Is that in the making yet or has it been abandoned? Please give us that option!
Also, is it possible to give us a better (blurrier) GBA scaling? The official one looks terrible, LOL.
Thanks a lot!
Having said that, it seems the author has promised in more than one occasion that he would be adding a parallel version (or definitive) version that makes the small, native resolution the default one, so we don't need to press and hold SELECT every time we start a GBA/NDS(i) game, while in turn making the scaled version as the one that needs pressing and holding SELECT down.
Is that in the making yet or has it been abandoned? Please give us that option!
Also, is it possible to give us a better (blurrier) GBA scaling? The official one looks terrible, LOL.
Thanks a lot!
We'll soon be able to switch to native resolution via rtcom.
Can you give me a more detailed explanation? I didn't understand as I'm still very noob and not initiated to hacking.
Will we be able to switch to native resolution back and forth on the go?
Is the GBA VC included? Thanks Robz8, your effort is heroic!
Thanks so much for your prompt replies, man! You made my day! Know that you have one more fan of yours waiting patiently for that option! Good bless you!
Hey Robz, first of all I'd like to thank you for all the amazing work you've done with Twilight Menu++!
About rtcom, does this mean we'll be able to change NDS filters using Twilight Menu?
So I found this thread after a quick google search prompted by a reddit post on r/3DShacks, that said that things were being looked into like implementing gyro control in GBA games and stuff like analog control and extra buttons in DS games. That all sounds super exciting. Is any of it actually being worked on? I would love to have analog input available in games like Mario 64 DS and especially Metroid Prime Hunters. This is all super exciting if true!
Yeah, Gericom is reverse engineering the gyro driver by himself (because I don't have enough time to join in), and doesn't seem to have too much success initializing the gyro hardware.
When using the tilt sensor (measures absolute tilt, not relative angular rotation), the game works, but it's very weird to play due to using an asbsolute sensor when a relative sensor is expected to be in its place.
If we both had time to work on this more than 0-2hrs a day then we would be probably having a few rtcom-enabled games already.
uhm i tried to use the patcher and followed the guide on github on how to play widescreen but i use a mac and can't run .exe files or bin files. is there another method that will work without having to do the exe and bin stuff on my pc?
sorry that i use mac its just what i have
sorry that i use mac its just what i have
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I developed 3DS homebrew on macOS (10.13) for some time in the past, and it's possible to run exe programs there. You can install homebrew ( https://brew.sh ) and install wine from there. There should be tutorials online on how to install wine on macOS using brew. The only hassle is having to install Xcode from the App Store.
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