It wouldn't be impossible to port this, but I have used a lot of Windows specific code to move the mouse, control the joystick (vJoy is Windows only), and receive data from the 3DS (WinSock), so not for a while.Any plans for unix subsystems?
Thanks YoshiInAVoid
I used PPSSPP, and I feel that 3DSbutton is so good and smooth.
I think it is one of the best product ever I used
I take a movie by this one.
I don't think this is the issue, I've tested on all 3. Assuming that you've allowed it through your Firewall, and your 3DS is on the same network as your PC, I think the most likely problem is that you have the wrong IP.Edit: none of my message appeared
@rainkr01
I was wondering which file you were using on the 3ds .cia, .3ds, .3dsx...etc
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@rainkr01
I was wondering which file you were using on the 3ds .cia, .3ds, .3dsx...etc
Same here on Win8.1. Allowed the .exe in my firewall, put the correct IP in the .ini, nothing. :/ Oh yea, running the 3dsx one via Ninjhax.this looks awesome, but I also cannot get it to work, tried all the troubleshooting, got the 3ds to go to black screen, tried the .cia the .3ds and .3dsx all the same.
on windows 8.1
It doesn't actually connect to the outside internet, traffic just needs to pass through your router before it gets to the PC.This will save me money. Best Homebrew ever.
I was wondering if you could modify the code somehow so it could work by connecting the 3DS to a Virtual Access Point created on the target PC. This would help me a lot since the WIFI where I live is terrible. I hope it won't be too much of a hassle.
I understand that, but let's assume I don't have a wireless router. What I said would be a good solution for anyone else in my situation (I guess I may be alone in this though...)It doesn't actually connect to the outside internet, traffic just needs to pass through your router before it gets to the PC.
I don't think I could do direct PC -> 3DS transfer. I remember there was a way to do this with the original DS (which was used with WiFiMe) but it required that you had a very specific wireless card with a custom driver. I think it would be too difficult for me to do, sorry.I understand that, but let's suppose I don't have a wireless router. What I said would be a good solution for anyone else in my situation (I guess I may be alone in this though...)