Homebrew [Request] f.lux for 3DS

[Louch 雪 Daishiteru]

It would be nice if a saturation boost were possible too, the 3DS screen is too washed out. But i think it would be even more complicated to do. :/
Btw, isn't it possible to just apply a post processing filter using just the GPU through a process or something? (i'm not specialist or anything, this is purely a theory/question)

 

[Metab]

It would require the deeper access that normal homebrew has, because (I believe) homebrew can't run in the badkground
So you would need something setup like NTR or similar that can 'inject'(?) and then run in the background as an overlay

 

[Louch 雪 Daishiteru]

It would require the deeper access that normal homebrew has, because (I believe) homebrew can't run in the badkground
So you would need something setup like NTR or similar that can 'inject'(?) and then run in the background as an overlay

Yes, you would need to create a background process for that. Using regular homebrew would be a problem because that every time the system reboots the process would close (i think). So i think it's more possible on A9LH or NTR.

 

[Metab]

Yes, you would need to create a background process for that. Using regular homebrew would be a problem because that every time the system reboots the process would close (i think). So i think it's more possible on A9LH or NTR.

Yeah better with A9LH though, wouldn't want to need to re-start the homebrew to get flux every time you reboot

 

[Deleted member 333767]

If the 3DS had a homebrew blue-light spectrum blocker, i would go to sleep at least 3 hours earlier than normal of a night. Lol.

In the mean time folks, try purpose made blue blocking glasses.

 

[SomeGamer]

He isn't kidding, guys.

Wow, I never tried it in other apps apart from the home menu, even better!