Homebrew Discussion NES/SNES Oline Custom Overlay
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Download the mod to Widescreen and delete the script folder, edit the sysmain.scn file, search for Emulator and change pivot to [0.5, 0.5 ] and uvRepeat to [1, 1 ]
The file that removes the icon are the same for all Switch Online only copy. Nes' sysmain.scn file is the same as the SNES file, the N64 file is the same as the Genesis file, as they are more up-to-date, to remove the background, just look for Background (capital B) and change true to false.
I didn't know the folder ID and if they were the same files and settings. I'll try to find the ID and try. It's because I don't know how to extract things yet.
Finally got it working! Thank you so much! I can finally play these games on Switch!
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Themes for SEGA GENESIS
0100B3C014BDA000\romfs\bootapp\resources\scripts
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HBmhFkBn7Tpd_PQdxxzyQ57QZCYZtnIL/view?usp=sharing
0100B3C014BDA000\romfs\bootapp\resources\scripts
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HBmhFkBn7Tpd_PQdxxzyQ57QZCYZtnIL/view?usp=sharing
Someone Have The NES/SNES/Genesis Widescreen Mod Updated? Cuz the one that we have now it has some Glitches:
1) No access to the Settings
2) When you want to see the description of the games (only in that games that have 2 or more pages of description) when you press "A" to go to the next page the the description Suddenly closes and the game starts automally
1) No access to the Settings
2) When you want to see the description of the games (only in that games that have 2 or more pages of description) when you press "A" to go to the next page the the description Suddenly closes and the game starts automally
For custom overlays is there a way to get the image in native 720p for handheld mode? Or does it cubic scale the border from 1080 to 720? I'm trying to find out if I can do a pixel perfect scanline overlay for handheld mode, but if it's just gonna interpolate my image then there's no point.
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