ROM Hack Screen Calibrator

[chaofan]

Is there any program or way to fix screen sensitivity? For games that require precise stylus, my pointer is always centimeters off. What ever can I do?

I remember hearing a program that could fix it but I forgot where. I also tried the DS' calibration service in Options, but it didn't work.

Or is my problem a hardware problem?

 

[rakker]

i have the same problem with my old nds lite.

or someone knows a program let me know it too

ps. sorry for the bad english i'm a dutch boy

 

[rhyguy]

you may have a special type of touch screen that doesnt work with homebrew progs

no way to fix it, sorry

 

[Maikel Steneker]

I think it's a hardware problem, if the screen calibration in the DS firmware won't work... Try and go back to the shop where you bought it.

 

[JacobReaper]

OH i have one!!! let me find it, i'll edit post

EDIT: HERE IT IS, it tests some stuff.. also fixes some..

http://dl.qj.net/DiagnoSe-Update-Nintendo-...14190/catid/220

 

[QuantumFluxx]

I can't get DiagnoSe to work on my G6DS Real. I'm using the 2.2 software which supposedly has the appropriate DLDI so I dunno wtf. I start it up and it just says loading forever.

 

[.::5pYd3r::.]

DiagnoSe deosn't calibrate your screen it just shows you if you need to calibrate or not

 

[outphase]

While first learning how to code for the DS, I made a simple drawing pencil app. I discovered that if you lightly touch the screen, the touch recognition was completely off. I later discovered this was more likely to occur on early revisions of the DS where it had the "layered" touch screen.