Hacking Widescreen cheats for DS games on 3DS
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Could you separate the widescreen codes from the Swapping screen codes? I want to use the first ones in MelonDS and I don't want to swap screens.
Pragma's threads was made for emulators, but it doesn't have as many codes as this one.
Pragma's threads was made for emulators, but it doesn't have as many codes as this one.
Last edited by Desconocido90,
Hey, it might be a dumb question but I was wondering wether or not it was possible to "reverse" the widescreen patch using cheats or a rom modification ?
See, I wanted to play Chrono Trigger but obviously as it is the case for games relying on 2D elements like Fire Emblem, we cannot have a proper widescreen hack. The issue is that it just stretch awfully games that clearly can't be played that way.
Obviously I can always remove the widescreen patch to play those games and repatch it later on but patching is a bit long each time.
So is there a way to force the original aspect ratio on games when running a widescreen patched 3DS ?
I know that RTcom activated widescreen will fix that but we still do not know when such a thing might happen yet
See, I wanted to play Chrono Trigger but obviously as it is the case for games relying on 2D elements like Fire Emblem, we cannot have a proper widescreen hack. The issue is that it just stretch awfully games that clearly can't be played that way.
Obviously I can always remove the widescreen patch to play those games and repatch it later on but patching is a bit long each time.
So is there a way to force the original aspect ratio on games when running a widescreen patched 3DS ?
I know that RTcom activated widescreen will fix that but we still do not know when such a thing might happen yet
Check the main page, cheats for this already exist.A bit hacky and glitchy but I think no one has hacked the game before to display in widescreen.
Use this custom Luma build (https://gbatemp.net/download/luma-10-2-1-with-redshift-and-quick-switchers.35619/), and swap different TwlBg.cxi files with QuickSwitcher. You won't need to repatch the file each time, just swapping will do the trick.
I tested the Face Pilot code on my 3DS using nds-bootstrap.
The top screen looks fine, but the bottom screen is squished.
The top screen looks fine, but the bottom screen is squished.
is there a widescreen code for asphalt 4 dsi Is there also a way to get the widescreen cheat for tomodachi collection English patch to work I've tried on real hardware and nothing happened or the game would crash on startup
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Delete "TwlBg.cxi" at "sd:/luma/sysmodules/", re-follow the widescreen steps, and make sure Slot-1 SCFG and nds-bootstrap are turned on in TWLMenu++ Settings.
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Use an application called TWPatch, which can be downloaded using Universal-Updater.
Hey bro, ur my hero for making Twilight menu
Sorry to bother u but can you implement a blue light filter feature ? it will be a life saver, for sure, when u play at play at night.If u cant, is ok, i understand that u may be really busy with other stuff goin on. But no matter what u do, i will always admire your work
Not possible on DS/DSi. On 3DS, you can use TWPatch to activate it, but unfortunately, will revert after waking the console from sleep mode.Hey bro, ur my hero for making Twilight menu
If u cant, is ok, i understand that u may be really busy with other stuff goin on. But no matter what u do, i will always admire your work
I don't know what am I doing wrong, but none of these codes work on any of my Pokémon games (Soulsilver, Platinum, Black/Black2)
Are you using a flashcard or TWiLight Menu++ on the console's SD card?I don't know what am I doing wrong, but none of these codes work on any of my Pokémon games (Soulsilver, Platinum, Black/Black2)
If the latter, did you follow this guide?
I already did this, my problem is with the cheat codes that doesn't work with any of my games
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If you want a good system to port it to, at least have a good programmer and knowledge.+1 -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I didn't know they made an MSU cart for the Genesis.... I knew about the SNES one and the library for that is rather large but the Genesis one has very few games+1 -
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SylverReZ:
An FPGA could probably replicate the chip's functionality without buying donor parts.+1
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Psionic Roshambo:
Like not emulating the entire SNES but just a loader and the enhancement chips perhaps even slightly overclocked like FX-2
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