I thought citra and 3dmoo had support for loading .3dsx files. Does this offer any special improvements or fixes?

 

Well, my point was "3dmoo and Citra already support loading .3dsx files, so what does this offer over just running either with the command line or dragging and dropping a file onto either?"

 

I suppose, but even then, drag and drop is still faster for me than loading up this and using it. I have my IDE setup to my compiled 3dsx files through either when I hit the run button, so I haven't had to touch the command line in a while.

Was just wondering if this offered any improvements over my current method or if that's all it did.

 

3DSXLoader just like drag and drop the 3dsx file to citra and 3dmoo but
you can put your 3dsx files everyware and ist better use an gui as just
drag and drop i Thing.

 

I read all of your posts in Crowley's voice... is that bad?

Also, seems useful to me. I'm too lazy to compile Citra or 3DMoo

 

Kelton2: i put the last 2 build X86 from emucr in the file. Build was from 3.1.2015!

 

I think he's saying the ones in the zip file aren't working.

 

If your tool gives only a command line output, you have to quote your file (From C:\my file.exe to "C:\my file.exe")

 

Please forgive for the OT.

I can't get Citra running any HB on my win7 64bit.

If someone has a clue on this please PM me.