Tesla - The Nintendo Switch Overlay Menu

bloodfalco · Mar 29, 2020

Hi @WerWolv Thank you very much for replying

The ovlmenu.ovl is already inside /.overlays folder as stated above. Is there any latest update for ovlmenu so it can support 1.2.0 tesla?

bloodfalco · Mar 29, 2020

Any help?

WerWolv · Mar 30, 2020

bloodfalco said:
Any help?

Try running the archive bit fixer in Hekate perhaps. Also make sure fizeau is turned off if you have it

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Good night everybody! I just released a new version of nx-ovlloader, Tesla-Menu and libtesla with LOTS of fancy additions!
https://github.com/WerWolv/nx-ovlloader/releases/tag/v1.0.3
https://github.com/WerWolv/Tesla-Menu/releases/tag/v1.1.0
https://github.com/WerWolv/libtesla/releases/tag/v1.3.0
libtesla Changelog
- Added full touch support
- Added Trackbars
- Rewrote scrolling in lists. This means scroll animations!
- Completely fixed all rendering artifacts and slowdowns in 3D games
- Fixed crashes when adding items to a list and clearing it after it has been created already
- Added functions to change OverlayFrame title and subtitle
- Added HeaderOverlayFrame that allows for custom drawn headers above the usual content
- Fixed joy stick input only working properly in handheld mode
- Make all draw functions take int32s now - Lots of style fixes and fancy pants things by @HookedBehemoth
- Holding down directional button to scroll in lists - Trackbar improvements
- ListItem text scrolling and truncation if it's too long
- libtesla now uses raw fs calls instead of stdio which reduces file size by a lot by @HookedBehemoth
- Lots of fixes and internal improvements by @diwo T
a ton to all contributors!

This doesn't break any compatibility with old overlays so feel free to update right away.

To really see and appreciate the new changes, you'll have to wait for overlay devs to update their projects

bloodfalco · Mar 30, 2020

@WerWolv "Try running the archive bit fixer in Hekate perhaps. Also make sure fizeau is turned off if you have it"

Is there any guide for this? Can I use the archive bit fixer when activating RCMGUI?

WerWolv · Mar 30, 2020

bloodfalco said:
@WerWolv "Try running the archive bit fixer in Hekate perhaps. Also make sure fizeau is turned off if you have it"

Is there any guide for this? Can I use the archive bit fixer when activating RCMGUI?

It's a single button press in Hekate. Under Tools -> Archive Bit fixer

bloodfalco · Mar 30, 2020

WerWolv said:
It's a single button press in Hekate. Under Tools -> Archive Bit fixer

Can I do it when turning on the switch using RCMGUI?

1basti1 · Mar 30, 2020

Is it possible to disable the Tesla example? Or do you deleted that anyway in the next or so update?

Edith: Oh wait. Its probably an overlay. I updated through the homebrew store...

komabear · Mar 30, 2020

Code:

 auto *clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item", "...");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                tsl::changeTo<GuiSecondary>();
                return true;
            }

            return false;
        });

Is this outdated? I'm getting build errors when I try to build this.

WerWolv · Mar 30, 2020

komabear said:

Code:

 auto *clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item", "...");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                tsl::changeTo<GuiSecondary>();
                return true;
            }

            return false;
        });

Is this outdated? I'm getting build errors when I try to build this.

What are the build errors? I successfully built it before release

Deleted member 514389 · Mar 30, 2020

WerWolv said:
That's not quite true. I attached the overlay I made for EdiZon so people have something to try out It allows you to toggle cheats and view some system stats for now. More to come with the full release of EdiZon 4.0.0

BTW: Edison or Tesla ?

WerWolv · Mar 30, 2020

notrea11y said:
BTW: Edison or Tesla ?

Tesla duhh

Deleted member 514389 · Mar 30, 2020

WerWolv said:
Tesla duhh

Sweet

I expected nothing less.

komabear · Mar 30, 2020

WerWolv said:
What are the build errors? I successfully built it before release

This is the error I'm getting:
https://pastebin.com/tWeFfEiY

And this is the code:

Code:

virtual tsl::elm::Element* createUI() override {
        auto rootFrame = new tsl::elm::OverlayFrame("Tesla Template", "v1.1.0");
        auto list = new tsl::elm::List();

        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ListItem("Test List Item"));
        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ToggleListItem("Test Toggle List Item", true));

        auto* clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item", "...");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                tsl::changeTo<GuiSecondary>();
                return true;
            }

            return false;
            });
        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item"));
        rootFrame->setContent(list);

        return rootFrame;

I'm probably doing something wrong as I'm very new to this and I'm just studying, but I can't figure this out. I'm using the overlay template and I can build it fine, but I'm trying to add a click check to return the user to the home menu.

In fact, is there a way to make it so as soon as my option is selected from the main tesla menu, I run my code?

WerWolv · Mar 30, 2020

komabear said:

This is the error I'm getting:
https://pastebin.com/tWeFfEiY

And this is the code:

Code:

virtual tsl::elm::Element* createUI() override {
        auto rootFrame = new tsl::elm::OverlayFrame("Tesla Template", "v1.1.0");
        auto list = new tsl::elm::List();

        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ListItem("Test List Item"));
        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ToggleListItem("Test Toggle List Item", true));

        auto* clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item", "...");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                tsl::changeTo<GuiSecondary>();
                return true;
            }

            return false;
            });
        list->addItem(new tsl::elm::ListItem("Clickable List Item"));
        rootFrame->setContent(list);

        return rootFrame;

Looks like you didn't actually pull the latest version from Github. Clone version 1.3.1

komabear · Mar 30, 2020

WerWolv said:
Looks like you didn't actually pull the latest version from Github. Clone version 1.3.1

That was it, thanks!!

Deleted User · Mar 31, 2020

looks like people having issues with this. Not sure whatsup. Works fine for me on 9.1.0 and atmos 0.10.4 Made video demonstrating working with a drag and drop setup

komabear · Mar 31, 2020

@WerWolv hey, I'm very new to C++ programming but I'm trying to make this:
https://github.com/CVFireDragon/PowerToolsNX

Into a tesla sub-menu using the example provided in libtesla.

I've tried with this code:

Code:

#include <unistd.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

Code:

auto *clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Turn Off", "Turn Switch Off");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                bpcInitialize();
                bpcShutdownSystem();
            }

            return false;
        });

Even though it compiles, pressing the button in the menu does nothing. I've even tried using printf to check for any errors but it doesn't seem to print anything (should it be printing?)

Is this not possible?

Thanks for the help and sorry to bother you again!

masagrator · Mar 31, 2020

komabear said:
@WerWolv hey, I'm very new to C++ programming but I'm trying to make this:
https://github.com/CVFireDragon/PowerToolsNX

Into a tesla sub-menu using the example provided in libtesla.

I've tried with this code:

Code:

#include <unistd.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h>

Code:

auto *clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Turn Off", "Turn Switch Off"); clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) { if (keys & KEY_A) { bpcInitialize(); bpcShutdownSystem(); } return false; });

Even though it compiles, pressing the button in the menu does nothing. I've even tried using printf to check for any errors but it doesn't seem to print anything (should it be printing?)

Is this not possible?

Thanks for the help and sorry to bother you again!

https://github.com/WerWolv/libtesla/blob/master/example/source/main.cpp#L39

komabear · Mar 31, 2020

masagrator said:
https://github.com/WerWolv/libtesla/blob/master/example/source/main.cpp#L39

Oops, thanks for the heads up! But I still can't get it to work, even adding "return true;".. Am I missing something? Or did you mean something else? Sorry, I'm VERY new to C++, maybe I'm missing something obvious but I can't tell.

Code:

auto* clickableListItem = new tsl::elm::ListItem("Turn Off", "Turn Switch Off");
        clickableListItem->setClickListener([](u64 keys) {
            if (keys & KEY_A) {
                bpcInitialize();
                bpcShutdownSystem();
                return true;
            }

            return false;
            });

masagrator · Mar 31, 2020

Try moving

Code:

bpcInitialize();

to InitServices

Add bpcExit() under exitServices

And well - it looks like you will need to share more than this, because what you have shared looks good.

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