Homebrew Anyway to use rotate the no$GBA screens in a bookstyle?

[Anorhc]

Is there a bookstyle layout for the screens in no$GBA? (If I were to guess, the answer is no)


My second question would be: Is there a way to emulate sleep mode? (Again, I'm guessing the answer is no.)

 

[krazykirk]

1. You can get one a LCD screen which has a rotating screen

2. Why do you want to emulate sleep mode? It's main purpose is to preserve battery power, of which is irrevelant when emulated.

 

[arctic_flame]

Is there a bookstyle layout for the screens in no$GBA? (If I were to guess, the answer is no)


My second question would be: Is there a way to emulate sleep mode? (Again, I'm guessing the answer is no.)

1. No

2. Minimizing no$gba emulates a screen close, if you're playing a game that reacts to screen closes like Hotel Dusk, or Zelda PH.

 

[cris92x]

Well for bookstyle what you could do is change your screen sideways... no i dont mean rotate i mean pressing Ctrl-Alt-and either left or right arrow key
Works on most computers

 

[Artheido]

Well for bookstyle what you could do is change your screen sideways... no i dont mean rotate i mean pressing Ctrl-Alt-and either left or right arrow key
Works on most computers

Doesn't work for me.

 

[Killermech]

Get myZoom. Allows you to rotate along with other useful stuff

http://forums.ngemu.com/no-gba-discussion/...-0-ds-zoom.html

 

[ChrisMCNBVA]

I downloaded myzoom.exe where do I put it in the emulator directory? and the link above doesn't work right now

 

[Killermech]

I downloaded myzoom.exe where do I put it in the emulator directory? and the link above doesn't work right now

Link works fine here, here's the download link for myZoom V1.8.25
http://www.mediafire.com/?j1bildjdtmn

You can put it anywhere you want, start no$gba then start the my zoom program.

 

[ChrisMCNBVA]

the file doesn't seem to wanna start for some reason...and I got the latest version...

 

[Killermech]

the file doesn't seem to wanna start for some reason...and I got the latest version...

Normally it helps us to help you by describing the problem as detailed as possible. You get any error message or nothing happends at all?

 

[ChrisMCNBVA]

I get an error message saying that this program has to be shut down and please tell microsoft about this problem or something like that, when I double click the exe file I mean, even in the zip itsellf it does that

 

[Killermech]

I get an error message saying that this program has to be shut down and please tell microsoft about this problem or something like that, when I double click the exe file I mean, even in the zip itsellf it does that

Do you have .net framework installed?

 

[ChrisMCNBVA]

how would I know if I had that installed? I'm just really lost.

 

[pasc]

1. You can get one a LCD screen which has a rotating screen

2. Why do you want to emulate sleep mode? It's main purpose is to preserve battery power, of which is irrevelant when emulated.

2: Just two words: ANOTHER CODE (also... The world ends with you)

 

[Killermech]

how would I know if I had that installed? I'm just really lost.

Go to your control panel -> add / remove software. Check in the list if you have something along that name.
If you don't
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

 

[ChrisMCNBVA]

I have it, just downloading the latest .net framework thanks for your help guys

 

[Anorhc]

Thanks guys. And yes, one of the games I had in mind was Hotel Dusk, which utilizes sleep mode and the bookstyle screen. I didn't know minimizing the window emulates sleep mode. What a very creative way to go about it.

I'll take a look at that program, Killermech. Thanks for that.

 

[Kaos]

Thanks guys. And yes, one of the games I had in mind was Hotel Dusk, which utilizes sleep mode and the bookstyle screen. I didn't know minimizing the window emulates sleep mode. What a very creative way to go about it.

I'll take a look at that program, Killermech. Thanks for that.

Technically it emulates shutting the DS. The DS will only go into to sleep mode if the game tells it to, which is why homebrew doesn't always support it.