Been a long good while since I've made a post on GBATemp publicly, but I just wanted to stop by and express the same thanks many others have in this thread! I absolutely despised how blurry the DS games look on the 3DS because of the filtering Nintendo used. It was enough to the point where I'd usually use another DS model to play the games I wanted to play despite how nice the form factor is of the 3DS and how flash carts/TWiLight Menu++ made the 3DS a really convenient 'all-in-one' system. It was the homebrew I was wishing would happen for ages. Great to see it's a reality now, and all the options are really appreciated!
Tested the patcher myself and went with Sharpen Test 1. Super Mario 64 DS already looks so much more crisp.
Thank you again, Sono!
Tested the patcher myself and went with Sharpen Test 1. Super Mario 64 DS already looks so much more crisp.
Thank you again, Sono!
CTR_Redshift will be included in the next version of the patcher, which is expected to come out in 1-3 weeks.
(white balance is mucked up by the camera, but to my eyes it's much more red)
(white balance is mucked up by the camera, but to my eyes it's much more red)
Fantastic! Excellent work! There are so many great DS romhacks I've been missing out on because I can't handle the blue light eye burn. But technically you will need to call this one TWL_Redshift, no?CTR_Redshift will be included in the next version of the patcher, which is expected to come out in 1-3 weeks.
(white balance is mucked up by the camera, but to my eyes it's much more red)
What's the point of that though? Something for Virtual Boy fans?
lol
It's a blue light filter.
Blue light can hurt some people's eyes, which is why that's a thing.
Fantastic! Excellent work! There are so many great DS romhacks I've been missing out on because I can't handle the blue light eye burn. But technically you will need to call this one TWL_Redshift, no?
No, because it runs on the ARM11
The DS hardware doesn't know anything about this.Why not...
But no, it's to filter out some blue lights for those whose eyes are irritated by it, or to prevent the prevention of melatonin generation due to the brain still thinking that it's not past 17h yet.
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so this doesnt work on n3ds cause ive run the patcher twice and enabled loading external firms but i still have twilight menu ++ running biliner
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i selected zero interpolation double pixel and also tried liner filter but none of them work
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That explains why it's not working for you.
Try putting "boot.firm" on the SD root.
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The patcher doesn't account for CTR NAND.
One way to check if Luma is running from CTR NAND, is to see if "boot.firm" doesn't exist on the SD card.
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