Homebrew ds emulator for homebrew

[AmandaRose]

Well, some people argued that it would be nice to use the C stick/analog (instead of touchscreen) in order to move the camera in games like Mario 64. Could this be achieved by a homebrew?

technically yes but the game would run so slow as to be unplayable plus with flashcarts you can do that with cheats like in the two Zelda games there are cheats to use the dpad instead of the touchscreen

 

[teampleb]

technically yes but the game would run so slow as to be unplayable plus with flashcarts you can do that with cheats like in the two Zelda games there are cheats to use the dead instead of the touchscreen

No you can't. The DS version of the game doesn't support that.

 

[AmandaRose]

No you can't. The DS version of the game doesn't support that.

Yes it does tell me how to upload a video here and I will show you how you can use the dpad in zelda

 

[Earth97]

technically yes but the game would run so slow as to be unplayable plus with flashcarts you can do that with cheats like in the two Zelda games there are cheats to use the dpad instead of the touchscreen

Really?
Dropcanvas (upload service) -> Drag the video -> Post the link, please.
Is there anything similar for Mario64DS?

 

[Jacklack3]

Well, some people argued that it would be nice to use the C stick/analog (instead of touchscreen) in order to move the camera in games like Mario 64. Could this be achieved by a homebrew?

Not unless if you somehow configed the

Yes it does tell me how to upload a video here and I will show you how you can use the dpad in zelda

Upload it on youtube then put the link on Media.

 

[teampleb]

Yes it does tell me how to upload a video here and I will show you how you can use the dpad in zelda

Well you could set the emulator to touch certain points when you move the anolog stick. But the emulator would have to support it.

 

[AmandaRose]

Ok once I am home I will upload it you can also patch the rom to use the dpad as discussed right here on this site /gbatemp.net/threads/us-phantom-hourglass-d-pad-hack.61713/

 

[Earth97]

Well, just like the guy who compiled Portal3D did. Great!

 

[teampleb]

Well, just like the guy who compiled Portal3D did. Great!

What?

 

[Jacklack3]

Ok once I am home I will upload it you can also patch the rom to use the dpad as discussed right here on this site /gbatemp.net/threads/us-phantom-hourglass-d-pad-hack.61713/

Everybodys not home! xD

 

[Earth97]

Initially, it could be played only pressing ZR/ZL. That guy (can't remember the nickname) changed the buttons to press into L/R.
In this case, though, it's way more complicated (I think).

 

[AmandaRose]

Everybodys not home! xD

I'm not lol plus I gave you a link right here on gbatemp proving it can be done.

 

[Bubsy Bobcat]

*facepalm*

 

[zoogie]

like what as most flashcart have rts and cheats only thing missing is fast forward and I never use that in emulators.

- no vaseline filter
- possibly graphic effects like 3D
- fast forward, slow down
- no cart plugging the slot
- one less sd card to manage
- no cfw killing reboot
- no clearing mset profile
- button mapping
- free, no wait time for delivery, no CC info to shady companies
- maybe dsi support
- probably more advantages I haven't though of

I think a 804mhz arm11 could emulate a 66mhz arm9, but that remains to be seen if someone takes a shot at this.

I really don't know why people get so angry about this subject.
Things have changed since the extra power of the N3DS was discovered. DS emu on 3DS isn't sci-fi anymore.

 

[teampleb]

I'm not lol plus I gave you a link right here on gbatemp proving it can be done.

That's completely different though, that's mapping a game function to DS buttons via a rom hack. Not mapping a function to extra buttons that weren't on the DS.

 

[AmandaRose]

That's completely different though, that's mapping a game function to DS buttons via a rom hack. Not mapping a function to extra buttons that weren't on the DS.

I never said you could do that all I said was it was possible through cheats to play some touchscreen only ds games using the dpad and buttons

 

[teampleb]

- no vaseline filter
- possibly graphic effects like 3D
- fast forward, slow down
- no cart plugging the slot
- one less sd card to manage
- no cfw killing reboot
- no clearing mset profile
- button mapping
- free, no wait time for delivery, no CC info to shady companies
- maybe dsi support
- probably more advantages I haven't though of

I think a 804mhz arm11 could emulate a 66mhz arm9, but that remains to be seen if someone takes a shot at this.

I really don't know why people get so angry about this subject.
Things have changed since the extra power of the N3DS was discovered. DS emu on 3DS isn't sci-fi anymore.

There's more to emulate then just one ARM9. The DS has two CPUs and the GPU, sound, how all those talk and work together, etc. BTW, two of your downsides only apply to people not using themehax to auto-boot CFW.

I never said you could do that all I said was it was possible through cheats to play some touchscreen only ds games using the dpad and buttons

technically yes but the game would run so slow as to be unplayable plus with flashcarts you can do that with cheats like in the two Zelda games there are cheats to use the dpad instead of the touchscreen

Yes, you did.

 

[zoogie]

There's more to emulate the just one ARM9. The DS has two CPUs and the GPU, sound, how all those talk and work together, etc. BTW, two of your downsides only apply to people not using themehax to auto-boot CFW.

The n3DS has four cores, two available to apps by default. All of them 804mhz. Same arch as DS.

 

[teampleb]

The n3DS has four cores, two available to apps by default. All of them 804mhz. Same arch as DS.

It's not gonna happen. Also, the NDS and 3DS don't support all the same CPU functions. Some would still have to emulated, along with the GPU and I/O.

 

[AmandaRose]

There's more to emulate then just one ARM9. The DS has two CPUs and the GPU, sound, how all those talk and work together, etc. BTW, two of your downsides only apply to people not using themehax to auto-boot CFW.




Yes, you did.

I said technically yes it could be done in a emulator. I then said how the dpad could be used I the ds Zelda games using cheats as an example of how this could work I did not say anywhere you could use buttons that are on a new 3ds but not on a DSi using a flashcart lol we seem to have a breakdown in communication just as well that I like you Pleb ☺