Homebrew [DS(i)/3DS] TWiLight Menu++ - GUI for DS(i) games, and DS(i) Menu replacement
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I am getting a white screen when booting up the Menu itself, any ideas? Tried waiting to see if it was just taking a while, reinstalling etc. but got nothing. Edit: Welp, tried another SD card (the original 2gb one) and it worked. Still would prefer to not swap out cards cause that's bound to cause some issues in the system. The one that did not work was a 8 gb microSD with an adapter btw, and I would stillappreciate if anyone has any idea how to make it work on the bigger SD.
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Hi guys, i really love the job done here, i must say thank you for the efforts, but recentrly i have a question, does exist an 3dsx version for usage with rosalina? I'm quite outdated about the scene but i searched a lot with no luck, thanks for the answers.
DSiWare apps cannot be made as 3DSX, so nope.
There is a 3DSX version of the updater though.
I just used the Updater App and my SD is still working fine, all my games work, my TWL Works. I guess you got a fake or a bad SD or just trash talk.
I use a SanDisk SD 64GB
Hello everyone, first time poster here.
Im following this wonderful program quite a while and heard about widescreen resolutions for DS games.
I checked the github and saw a few games currently supported by the Menu. So i went to update everything via the Updater.
I read through the last 4 pages of this thread to see if anyone already awnsered that question, and i was getting confused.
I checked the setting in the Menu for the Screen Aspect Ratio and tried playing Mario Kart DS. But the screen is like it normally is.
Is there anything i missed or is this feature just implemented in advance and we are waiting for something else to created like the stuff from Sono which i cant get behind it tbh.
Thank you very much.
Im following this wonderful program quite a while and heard about widescreen resolutions for DS games.
I checked the github and saw a few games currently supported by the Menu. So i went to update everything via the Updater.
I read through the last 4 pages of this thread to see if anyone already awnsered that question, and i was getting confused.
I checked the setting in the Menu for the Screen Aspect Ratio and tried playing Mario Kart DS. But the screen is like it normally is.
Is there anything i missed or is this feature just implemented in advance and we are waiting for something else to created like the stuff from Sono which i cant get behind it tbh.
Thank you very much.
We're waiting for the 2nd release of Sono's TWLPatcher to be out, and once it's out, you can use that to make the widescreen TwlBg for TWLMenu++.
How do I start snes roms from the snemulds emulator? I created the ramdisk snes.img but I do not know what steps to take more. I'm sorry if it sounds so noob.
You just launch the SNES ROM using the TWLMenu++ UI. No RAM disk is needed. nds-bootstrap will create one in RAM, for your session.
Ok now when I start the rom (snes), the snemulds menu and various settings appear, but the game does not load and in one corner of the screen puts a "76-77%". Do I have to adjust anything? In which folder should I put the roms? I've put them in "snes" that I've created in my sd.
In the end with a fc r4i gold pro that I had at home, the language works. I don't know why in dsi it works and in 3ds it doesn't. Also congratulations for creating this app to use ds games.
After giving it a shot, I made this work. Pretty impressive stuff!
I have three questions, however.
1) Does the language option work? Tried changing the language from system to French, but nothing happened upon opening the games.
2) The games seems rather blurry for some reason. Is this normal? If not, any can I can make them pixel perfect?
3) Can you choose another game once you've picked it, or do you literally have to close the software pressing Home and reopen the app? (Seems like L+R+Down+B for two seconds might do the trick. Will give it a shot later.)
I have three questions, however.
1) Does the language option work? Tried changing the language from system to French, but nothing happened upon opening the games.
2) The games seems rather blurry for some reason. Is this normal? If not, any can I can make them pixel perfect?
3) Can you choose another game once you've picked it, or do you literally have to close the software pressing Home and reopen the app? (Seems like L+R+Down+B for two seconds might do the trick. Will give it a shot later.)
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1) Are the ROMs Europe? If so, make sure you're on the latest version of TWLMenu++ (v9.0.2).
2) When launching TWLMenu++, hold START or SELECT before the two white screens appear. The screens will be smaller though, as there is no way to make them pixel perfect in 320x240.
3) To go back into TWLMenu++, hold L+R+DOWN+B for 2 seconds. There's a low chance of it not working though.
Thank you! This solved most of the issues I had. I'm now looking into adding cheats to some games so I can bypass the AP measure. Already researched into where to put them.
I've a question, though: is the Acekard theme still the only one where you can choose whether to enable or disable cheats? I'm wondering not, but I guess it doesn't hurt to ask. I got this error many times with many of my Roms using that specific theme; after I changed it back to the DSi theme, it stopped happening. Same roms and all.
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