So, it can only run on the 3DS and not on the DSi, right?
And thanks your work!
Yeah, DSi is already pixel-perfect, and doesn't have any hardware which could be made to do redshift.
So, it can only run on the 3DS and not on the DSi, right?
And thanks your work!
Hey folks - not sure if this is a known issue or if it’s even caused by TW patcher, but I’m using Twilight Menu ++ with the patcher and for some reason on top screen when using the DS(I) theme, the time and date is really janky in the game selector menu. Any thoughts?
I think that's caused by GPU scaling. I only seen it on the Twilight Menu but not on any game so, not really sure what's the cause.Hey there, thanks for the response! The text for the time and date in the TWiLight Menu++ DS(i) menu seems to be super blurry/missing pixels to the point of being illegible, while the rest of the menu looks fine.
I suppose that this may be an issue with the theme itself and not the patcher as it seems to occur whether using widescreen or not, as I only noticed after updating to a newer version of Twilight Menu++. Thanks for any help or insight!
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I don't know if this bug has been reported before or whether it only occurs to me, but. While using the GPU scaler the left and right edges of both the top and bottom screem seems to... blend? Exchange? I am not sure, but it is more or less noticeable depending on the colors. It's very evident in black backgrounds. Only happens in DS mode though, the bug doesn't appear to happen on GBA mode with the GPU scaling patch.
It is a shame since is the scaling method that produces the best picture considering the resolutions. Using a New 3DS XL with a top IPS and a bottom TN, if that makes any difference.
The issue is caused by outdated skin files, please delete the dark skin in "sd:/_nds/TWiLightMenu/dsimenu/themes/".Hey there, thanks for the response! The text for the time and date in the TWiLight Menu++ DS(i) menu seems to be super blurry/missing pixels to the point of being illegible, while the rest of the menu looks fine.
I suppose that this may be an issue with the theme itself and not the patcher as it seems to occur whether using widescreen or not, as I only noticed after updating to a newer version of Twilight Menu++. Thanks for any help or insight!
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Hey, thanks! This clued me in to the fact that you had a "darker" skin out there and I'm now using that one with no issues.The issue is caused by outdated skin files, please delete the dark skin in "sd:/_nds/TWiLightMenu/dsimenu/themes/".
Scratch that, should be fine now, I guess can still apply filters hitting start without selecting them? Though I remember being able to select them beforeHey! I seem to be having some issues with getting the filters to stick? Everything was working fine until I removed the sysmodule file to get rid of widescreen, and now I can't seem to select any filter, like when I hit A on a filter, it won't give a little star next to it showing it's been selected, selecting things in the patch menu seems to work though, any advice? I already tried reinstalling twilight and twpatch
Hey! I seem to be having some issues with getting the filters to stick? Everything was working fine until I removed the sysmodule file to get rid of widescreen, and now I can't seem to select any filter, like when I hit A on a filter, it won't give a little star next to it showing it's been selected, selecting things in the patch menu seems to work though, any advice? I already tried reinstalling twilight and twpatch
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Scratch that, should be fine now, I guess can still apply filters hitting start without selecting them? Though I remember being able to select them before
The redshift patch can change those.Is there a way go create a filter that changes gamma or contrast?
Hi everyone
Was wondering if has been any advancements regarding custom matrixes on Twpatch?
thanks ! ill give it a tryThe redshift patch can change those.
I might be blind, but is there any readme or documentation somewhere?
I used TWPatcher for the first time today and it seems to me that all information is scattered in this thread across the 120+ pages?
If not for this post, I would have never figured out how to actually enable the patch(es)
Enabling widescreen patch does stretch 320 to 400 without any scaling afterwards?
As in, internal prescale (all these filters, incl. orig nintendo one) does 256x192 to 320x240 but it seems like after enabling widescreen it does additional very pixely 320 to 400 scaling? Is it possible to have smooth scaling in widescreen?
Seems like only gpu scaling helps with this.
EDIT: Another question - is there way fowarder to respect TWiLight Menu++ settings for aspect ratio or is there two forwarders that I can use separately? atm I'm using the one with "sd:/_nds/ntr-forwarder/" path
Sorry for my newb question! Are you saying that 800x240 mode in mGBA is just as good as AGB_FIRm and open_agb rendering? Also, I still don't quite understand how to use the filters for gba. Like, I know you can start TWPatch holding Y to get to the GBA filters settings. But how do you enable the filters and which program uses them, open_agb_firm?Thanks, Sono. After posting that I read through the entire thread and now have a better understanding of how TWPatch works. Those newb questions were answered earlier in the thread.
Also had a chance to try mGBA in 800x240 mode and was very impressed by the quality of the upscaling in Binlinear (pixelated) mode. I compared it with your AGB_FIRM and open_agb_firm, and the difference in image quality was obvious. So, I'm now sold on 800px mode for the best possible upscaling quality. The higher resolution might offer a subtle improvement to some, but to my eyes it strikes perhaps the ideal balance between smoothness and detail preservation. Haven't seen anything better than Linear sharpen 1 for DS games yet, however... and it is great that it works with VC titles.
When you say GBA mode, how are you running gba games specifcially?I don't know if this bug has been reported before or whether it only occurs to me, but. While using the GPU scaler the left and right edges of both the top and bottom screem seems to... blend? Exchange? I am not sure, but it is more or less noticeable depending on the colors. It's very evident in black backgrounds. Only happens in DS mode though, the bug doesn't appear to happen on GBA mode with the GPU scaling patch.
It is a shame since is the scaling method that produces the best picture considering the resolutions. Using a New 3DS XL with a top IPS and a bottom TN, if that makes any difference.
Just curious, what config are you using?I'm surprised that people aren't finding the image quality impressive with this app. To me it looks stunning with the config I'm using and is almost as crisp as a DSL.
Miles better than the standard Nintendo offering which was borderline unplayable. With this and the custom Gamma config on OAF you can get some amazing BC and image quality on 3DS.