Seriously... read the 'README' file.btags said:can someone please explain to me about how to get this working, whenever i try to run the server it starts up and then quits out immediately
Seriously... read the 'README' file.btags said:can someone please explain to me about how to get this working, whenever i try to run the server it starts up and then quits out immediately
Thanks for the heads upmongule said:really impressed with this. its good for those with a media pc connected to the tv.
I know this is an alpha release and you might implement this later on, but left and right buttons arnt really in the best position. i would go with the win2ds formula
With left up and right or y-x-a for lefties like me
Keep it up really good and simple to set up!.
Step by step for others
1.Open up Run form the start menu and type CMD then run that
2. Check your IP with ipconfig in command prompt.
3. Then still in command prompt, got to wherever you have the server folder EX: c:\server\
4.then write rtdsserver_multi-win.exe 235( or whichever port you want) hit enter. it should run. On windows 7 it asked me for permission with the firewall.
5. Put the client folder on your flashcart. and run it.
6. enter IP adress of your comp and the port chosen earlier and ENJOY.
glad to see an update on this nice little appBlazerRazor said:Bump.
Added screenshot slides, and extra info, for the upcoming 0.2 release.
Look in first post.
nice..BlazerRazor said:Yes, it works like a table pc... almost - the L and R keys functions as left and right mouse. The touchscreen acts as cursor control, but I haven't implemented touch mouseclicks, it does not feel that great with the small DS touch screen, so the L and R buttons are there for that.Daihatsuboy said:Wow, that would actually be very cool...
My question: Would it work as a tablet?
Right now the touchscreen on the DS is in 1to1 aspect to your computer screen -- this mean you are able to cover you whole screen in one swipe on the touchscreen. I will also implement the behaviour of a normal touchpad where the touch control is accelerated.