Hello,
this is a technical question related to developing sysmodules for Atmosphère.
I am using Tesla Menu for overlays and I am developing a sysmodule which has a graphical frontend. It shows little notifications in the top-right corner.
The fact is that when I show my badge it becomes visible but Tesla becomes invisible, though it is still active).
I suspect a problem in the way NV manages the layers and framebuffers and associates them with an app. All sysmodules have an ARUID set to 0, and *maybe* there is a mismatch between layers and framebuffers because of that?
I checked those:
- The framebuffers of Tesla and mine have different locations in memory
- The layers have different IDs
- The ARUID are both equal to 0 and cannot be modified
Do someone have enough knowledge in these to help me?
I am desperate because this is the only caveat in my system... I am now considering pushing notifications into Tesla as a new feature so it remains the only sysmodule to have GUI frontend.
I am interested in your opinions.
this is a technical question related to developing sysmodules for Atmosphère.
I am using Tesla Menu for overlays and I am developing a sysmodule which has a graphical frontend. It shows little notifications in the top-right corner.
The fact is that when I show my badge it becomes visible but Tesla becomes invisible, though it is still active).
I suspect a problem in the way NV manages the layers and framebuffers and associates them with an app. All sysmodules have an ARUID set to 0, and *maybe* there is a mismatch between layers and framebuffers because of that?
I checked those:
- The framebuffers of Tesla and mine have different locations in memory
- The layers have different IDs
- The ARUID are both equal to 0 and cannot be modified
Do someone have enough knowledge in these to help me?
I am desperate because this is the only caveat in my system... I am now considering pushing notifications into Tesla as a new feature so it remains the only sysmodule to have GUI frontend.
I am interested in your opinions.






