Why not just press Print Screen on your keyboard, go to MSPaint or GIMP or any photo editor, paste it, crop it, and save it?
I normally take screenshots with msi afterburner, the point is getting screenshots in the internal resolution, not my desktop resolution.
For example, I normally play with the window maximized to my desktop resolution 1920x1080, which when using large screen mode means the top screen resolution is exactly 4x native resolution, and I run the games at 8x resolution to downsample, but I'd like to take the screenshots at that 8x resolution that citra is rendering at.
I can run the desktop at 4k using dsr and that would allow me to take higher resolution screenshots, but then I'd have to change the resolution whenever I have to look at something else.
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Yeah. Heck, even with a n3DS, the image size in Smash 3DS is the same as o3DS. Nothing's change.
I would also like to ask for help from someone knowledgeable about the inner workings of citra. In some games, changing the add ticks number locks the framerate to certain numbers, originally I thought it was just Bravely Second but now saw it in Kirby Planet Robobot too, during normal gameplay the game is usually locked to 60fps, but if add ticks is higher than 24000 it locks to 30fps.
So I'd just like to know exactly what "add ticks" does, I know it has to do with timings and I guess it's adding more clock cycles to the emulated cpu like an overclock? And why does changing that change the target framerate of the game sometimes?
So I'd just like to know exactly what "add ticks" does, I know it has to do with timings and I guess it's adding more clock cycles to the emulated cpu like an overclock? And why does changing that change the target framerate of the game sometimes?
Im adding said screenshot functionality and a way to use custom textures in my next build.
As for the explanation... let me try explain in a simpleway. Think of the 3ds as a pc, like every pc it needs an operation system. A part of the operation system is the kernel which manages running programs and gives access to the hardware. It also preforms scheduling which tells how long a program should run. The 3ds uses a special kernel called a microkernel what that basically means is that system calls (if a program needs hardware access i.e access to the GPU it accesses them through a system call) are also treated as a normal program. Citra as an emulator must emulate every aspect of this kernel. Now addticks messes with the scheduler timings which in turn messes with how long a system call needs to wait and how long it runs. Now u might be thinking "Oh just let all the system call run immediately without waiting" while that maybe true thats not the whole story. System processes running in the background waiting for request from other programs (games / other system calls) will also get speedup meaning it will check for the request more frequently which will fill the backlog of stuff that needs to be processed which translates to the main program(games) getting buried in the backlog which translates to the game thinking "Oh the system is lagging better make myself run faster" which fill fills the backlog even more until the game reaches a comfortable "speed". I hope u can see how hacky of a workaround this is and why im not adding it in my build because games runs better without any addticks manipulation. Ive said this before the current bottleneck making games slow is the vertex processing which is handled by the cpu phantom is working hard to move that to gl which will make the bottleneck gone and games wil run butter smooth.
I was not using that branch, but using his older texcache2 Ie not -pt2
That new -pt2 + vtx will just slow Citra games some what down, and brake this upscaleing
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Wops ticks in Monster Hunter 3U is 40000 and not 50000(cause overall fake speed and exagerate frameskip) but if you have a decent CPU you will set with 35000-36000 for a balance of frameskip/smooth movement
Can somebody upload a compiled version?
Well. You can actually do that to Citra by editing config.
I've heard and seen someone doing that. I just don't know how though. But yeah. It's possible without making a feature that does that to you.
It was a thing since 2016.
Yeah.. I already did, but i have to stretch main window across desktop extension. It is not the best solution, cause you can't even use full screen...
Check it out the idea.
It will be easier to do this with separate windows.
so basically t(r)icks is a sort of frameskip? or in-build speedhack? cause i loose tonns of fps in cause of gettin normal speed in mh4u for example on 2600k (game becomes like - fullspeed but 17~sh fps instead of 40-50% speed 30-35 fps)
(or maybe i just didn't understand right how to use this ticks thing?)
(or maybe i just didn't understand right how to use this ticks thing?)
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