Homebrew Is there a way to unstretch NES VC?

[darkaxe]

Im looking for a way to unstretch already made nes vc cias. If it can be done, is there a tutorial / tool anywhere that I can use?

 

[sniper_x002]

Does it go back to normal if you hold down start/select? I might be wrong.

 

[stl25]

It was set in the rsf when the cia was built and cannot be changed without extract and rebuild cia. Reference these threads: https://gbatemp.net/threads/the-general-vc-rom-injection-thread-nes-gb-c-a-etc.371894/


https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-how-to-decrypt-extract-and-rebuild-a-cia.388677/

 

[darkaxe]

Does it go back to normal if you hold down start/select? I might be wrong.

Im gonna have to try that.

It was set in the rsf when the cia was built and cannot be changed without extract and rebuild cia. Reference these threads: https://gbatemp.net/threads/the-general-vc-rom-injection-thread-nes-gb-c-a-etc.371894/


https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-how-to-decrypt-extract-and-rebuild-a-cia.388677/

Thanks. Ill start reading those threads!

 

[Evilengine]

You can use Retroarch NES core.

 

[darkaxe]

I was leaving that as my last option, I don't want to keep having to reboot to get into hbl to play

 

[sniper_x002]

I was leaving that as my last option, I don't want to keep having to reboot to get into hbl to play

There are cia versions of retroarch which run faster than the hbl versions, try those if you're on cfw.

 

[darkaxe]

There are cia versions of retroarch which run faster than the hbl versions, try those if you're on cfw.

I've seen them but I thought it was the other way and hbl versions were faster, good to know. Thank you

 

[Vanth88]

I've seen them but I thought it was the other way and hbl versions were faster, good to know. Thank you

I'd like to add that if you're interested the Genesis/GB/SNES emulators perform just as well.

You can grab the latest RetroArch builds here: https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/nintendo/3ds/
Just be sure to grab the .cia pack which contains all of the emulators.

Also if you want to try out GBA emulation you can use RetroArch's build of MGBA or the official nightly build here:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/mgba/mGBA-nightly-latest-3ds.7z

 

[darkaxe]

I was already using the snes and gba ones, so i just installed the cia versions of those. No more having to reboot to play! Thanks everyone.