well, an stupid honest mistake by yours truly
for non-static platforms I can remove the cores once they build, it saves us space, bandwidth and time, so I guess when I updated the buildbot scripts I copied the rule that cleans up old cores from the tree and it was never re-linking the cores with a newer retroarch.
So, for the last two/three weeks , only cores that were truly updated were linked against a current retroarch.
Apologies
for non-static platforms I can remove the cores once they build, it saves us space, bandwidth and time, so I guess when I updated the buildbot scripts I copied the rule that cleans up old cores from the tree and it was never re-linking the cores with a newer retroarch.
So, for the last two/three weeks , only cores that were truly updated were linked against a current retroarch.
Apologies
No worries.
What matters is that the problem has been debugged and hopefully fixed.
Someone could shed some light on the performance of the latest CIA builds?
Should I use the stable build (cia)for Catsfc? I got a new 3ds xl. I installed the latest nightly build and it seems to work fine except for a few sound hiccups.
I tried Mame on Phoenix.
Using Mame 2000, the game appears to work. However, the aspect ratio doesn't make sense or work properly. It claims that aspect ratio is 2:2 (1:1 PAR). This would only make sense if Phoenix had square pixels *and* the same vertical and horizontal resolution, which it doesn't. If you turn off integer scale and HW bilinear filtering, you can see that it is clearly stretching the game horizontally and not actually using either 1:1 PAR (look at the row of zeroes at the top of the score) or 2:2 DAR. I wonder if the fact that Phoenix's vertical resolution is slightly larger than the 3DS's screen is confusing Mame.
Furthermore, rotation of 90 or 270 degrees mirrors it--it doesn't rotate it.
Using Mame 2003, Phoenix is rotated and *can't be unrotated*. Furthermore, it starts out mirrored as well. It claims that aspect ratio is 26:31 (1:1 PAR) but it is obviously using neither 26:31 DAR nor 1:1 PAR.
Also, are we ever going to be able to use 3D on the 3D Master System and Famicom games?
Using Mame 2000, the game appears to work. However, the aspect ratio doesn't make sense or work properly. It claims that aspect ratio is 2:2 (1:1 PAR). This would only make sense if Phoenix had square pixels *and* the same vertical and horizontal resolution, which it doesn't. If you turn off integer scale and HW bilinear filtering, you can see that it is clearly stretching the game horizontally and not actually using either 1:1 PAR (look at the row of zeroes at the top of the score) or 2:2 DAR. I wonder if the fact that Phoenix's vertical resolution is slightly larger than the 3DS's screen is confusing Mame.
Furthermore, rotation of 90 or 270 degrees mirrors it--it doesn't rotate it.
Using Mame 2003, Phoenix is rotated and *can't be unrotated*. Furthermore, it starts out mirrored as well. It claims that aspect ratio is 26:31 (1:1 PAR) but it is obviously using neither 26:31 DAR nor 1:1 PAR.
Also, are we ever going to be able to use 3D on the 3D Master System and Famicom games?
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It's up to you. Nightlies are bleeding edge. You might get better performance out of them, or they might just completely shit themselves. The stable release does have minor issues, but they're well known and manageable. Would you rather have reliable stability or take a chance on possible small performance boost at the cost of reliability?
^I'm going to bump this guy's question right here because I have the very same issue.
The last .cia builds to work for me were the 2015-11-08 ones. Everything afterwards doesn't work at all. I can't do anything in the menu, even with a fresh install.
Pray, somebody shed some light on this matter! It's been months and we only get 1 or 2 replies (that never solve the issue, but thanks to everyone who tried) and then bam! sea of other stuff and our comments get drowned out.
And to Smoker1. Use the 3dsx builds for now. Those work.
I tried the stable release, and it´s pretty much the same, so I'll stick with the stable one until there´s an undeniably great ninghtly!
Exactly. Still wondering what the User Error is.
Grabbed the Latest Build. 3DS Version has the same problem. Cant do anything
3DSX Version does work. Thank you. Just wish the CIA Versions would get fixed for GW. Also tried Loading the 3DSX via GW Card. Acted like it wanted to Load it but nothing even though GW is supposed to support it.
Hate using Homebrew Loader. Using IronHax but it is hit and miss trying to execute it
.cia files are more convenient of course, but you don't need to use Ironhax anymore to use the Homebrew Launcher.
https://github.com/yellows8/hblauncher_loader
AWESOME!!!!!! Will see how this works on my N3DS
Edit: Damn. Somehow, have to find the Payload for it
hblauncherloader_otherapp_payload_NEW-9-2-0-20-EUR.bin
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I dont use the Internet in order to prevent any Updater Nags or any other unseen problems. If I cant find it, will have no choice I guess but to try and see. Why cant they Post them? Just a Payload
http://smealum.github.io/3ds/
Use the dropdowns to select your firmware, download the otherapp payload, then rename it to the one you typed in your post.
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