Homebrew Hori-HD Image Gallery - Demonstration of the 800px wide mode

[Rahkeesh]

cp2 runs on 3ds?

Runs pretty well in Retroarch on New3DS, yes. (Some branch of FBA I think...) No 800px mode though.

Smudgy CPS2 in the correct aspect ratio would at least be an option. Right now you are practically locked into a fat 16:10 AR or just completely dropping pixels to squish it to 4:3.

Holy grail would be applying this to GBA games, for a perfect 3x horizontal upscale (while still doing 1.5x vertical scale).

 

[RocketRobz]

Is there any way to modify the source code of the hori viewer to add your own png files? How would I do this?

If you have no coding knowledge, then just simply replace the included .png files with your own.
If you do have some coding knowledge, I suggest looking in "main.cpp", and see what's going on.

For graphics, check in "assets/gfx/" for the game logos, and "assets/gfx_gameshots/" for the 800px screenshots.
.t3s files are included, which contain the path to the respective .png file, and also allow the image(s) to be converted to a 3DS image format called .t3x.

 

[Bazooka_Face]

If you have no coding knowledge, then just simply replace the included .png files with your own.
If you do have some coding knowledge, I suggest looking in "main.cpp", and see what's going on.

For graphics, check in "assets/gfx/" for the game logos, and "assets/gfx_gameshots/" for the 800px screenshots.
.t3s files are included, which contain the path to the respective .png file, and also allow the image(s) to be converted to a 3DS image format called .t3x.

How do I set everything up to compile the source code?

 

[Bazooka_Face]

If you have no coding knowledge, then just simply replace the included .png files with your own.
If you do have some coding knowledge, I suggest looking in "main.cpp", and see what's going on.

For graphics, check in "assets/gfx/" for the game logos, and "assets/gfx_gameshots/" for the 800px screenshots.
.t3s files are included, which contain the path to the respective .png file, and also allow the image(s) to be converted to a 3DS image format called .t3x.

How do I set everything up to compile the source code?

 

[RocketRobz]

How do I set everything up to compile the source code?

Install devkitPro, along with the included 3DS tools.

 

[Benlo]

Are there any examples of homebrew games that utilize this other than Mario 64 60fps? It looks great in motion

 

[Deleted User]

Are there any examples of homebrew games that utilize this other than Mario 64 60fps? It looks great in motion

have a look at this post:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/adding-...-that-dont-have-it.577194/page-2#post-9555864

This seems to be a way for games to use the 3D resolution without the 3D effect. (resulting in a 800px mode?)

 

[Bazooka_Face]

have a look at this post:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/adding-...-that-dont-have-it.577194/page-2#post-9555864

This seems to be a way for games to use the 3D resolution without the 3D effect. (resulting in a 800px mode?)

not the same

 

[Deleted User]

not the same

Have you tried it? I haven't, that's why I am curious on how the results compare to a "real" 800px mode...

 

[Bazooka_Face]

Have you tried it? I haven't, that's why I am curious on how the results compare to a "real" 800px mode...

Yes, i have tried it. It only makes the image a 3d image in 2d, so its like in the camera photo channel when you turn on 3d with a 2d image, with the image getting a weird look to it, where viewing angles create this vertical dark line on the screen if viewed at the wrong angle.

 

[Bazooka_Face]

Have you tried it? I haven't, that's why I am curious on how the results compare to a "real" 800px mode...

Yes, i have tried it. It only makes the image a 3d image in 2d, so its like in the camera photo channel when you turn on 3d with a 2d image, with the image getting a weird look to it, where viewing angles create this vertical dark line on the screen if viewed at the wrong angle.