I did the same method for the collection for the single games and couldn't get it to work.
Title ID > romfs > game.bin+renamed cue file
But it never works. Only the collection will work for me.
Homebrew Saturn emulation using Cotton/Guardian Force testing and debug
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Title ID > romfs > game.bin+renamed cue file
But it never works. Only the collection will work for me.
Just to verify, you are in fact deleting the existing cue file (Ex: Cotton2.cue) and then adding the cue file of the injected game (Ex: Bug! (USA).cue) and once that cue is added, you rename it to "Cotton2.cue" or whatever the name of the previous cue file was, correct?
Wanted to attempt this, rebuild the NSP with a custom title ID and have proper injects.
Borders should be easy to replace - these are just Unity .tex, could make black borders if you wanted
So using the method HERE allowed me to change Cotton Boomerang's standalone so it shows "Bug!" as the title, along with a custom Bug! icon.. it's not as permanent of a solution compared to the NSP Forwarder, which I'd prefer.
Does anyone know if it's possible to change a game's TitleID? That would be great so we can get more than just a few games injected.
Does anyone know if it's possible to change a game's TitleID? That would be great so we can get more than just a few games injected.
How do you delete files? I'm not even dumping these games. Just throwing files into romfs folder. It works for the collection. I just rename the cue file to cotton2.cue. don't have anything to delete.
Also can anyone share the game title IDs. My system shows the collection title ID ending in BE4000. Throwing my Saturn bins into this folder didn't work but I noticed you guys in your screenshots have a folder ID ending in BE4006, so I tried that and it worked!!!
So I'm thinking my IDs for the standalone are wrong and need changed too.
Cotton2 standalone for me ends in: 268000
Boomerang standalone: 26E000
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I just tried out both Panzer Dragoon (USA) and Panzer Dragoon Zwei (USA) and they both are perfect.
I'll keep updating the list on the first page as much as it'll let me.
For Cotton2 (standalone) you need to enter to Wallpapers folder and copy ctn2_00.tex (or the smallest .tex) and replace the other .tex
Playingguide folder contains the .tex displayed in the intro screen, so replace all the .tex there with ctn2_00.tex and rename accordingly.
Do the same with credits folder and you will have a more professional looking injection
Playingguide folder contains the .tex displayed in the intro screen, so replace all the .tex there with ctn2_00.tex and rename accordingly.
Do the same with credits folder and you will have a more professional looking injection
For Cotton2 (standalone) you need to enter to Wallpapers folder and copy ctn2_00.tex (or the smallest .tex) and replace the other .tex
Playingguide folder contains the .tex displayed in the intro screen, so replace all the .tex there with ctn2_00.tex and rename accordingly.
Do the same with credits folder and you will have a more professional looking injection
I'm kinde intrigued by the idea of a "professional looking injection". Before I start modding would be so kind and post a screenshot to show the optimal end result?
It just doesn't show anything related to Cotton 2, so it doesn't look like you used a donor title but a native game.
Plus using sys-tweak it display injected game icon and correct title name
UnityEX Ultimate can do that, but it costs about ~$30. The free version does not allow swapping assets and I don't know about any other tool that can do that.
I payed the tool years ago (and I haven't used it yet xD). I will try later.
Radiant Silvergun, near perfect, minor slowdown/audio hitching after boss fights
Final Fight Revenge. 4mb RAM game, black screen but might work using 2 only, need to check some others
Final Fight Revenge. 4mb RAM game, black screen but might work using 2 only, need to check some others
6 is the partition of Cotton2 (where the image is). That's why it works. If you use the other games it must end in 7 or 8.Also can anyone share the game title IDs. My system shows the collection title ID ending in BE4000. Throwing my Saturn bins into this folder didn't work but I noticed you guys in your screenshots have a folder ID ending in BE4006, so I tried that and it worked!!!
I have tried Virtual Hydlide and it seems to work ok, with a few music skips here and there (stock clocks, maybe overclock helps). Of course it works at the amazingly slow original framerate.
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GBAtemp should be legally obligated to ban them, as its against the law to collect information from users under 13 because of COPPA. -
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Psionic Roshambo:
VR is like 3D TVs in my opinion it's cool and all but it doesn't have enough great content.+1 -
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Veho:
VR had the chance to integrate with existing games and tech but VR companies said "NO, I WANT MY SHIT TO BE STANDALONE AND MY GAMES EXCLUSIVE TO FACEBOOK"+2 -
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Veho:
Back when Oculus Rift was still starting out and being demoed around, they modded existing games to use it as a 360° immersive screen thing and that was AMAZING.+2
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The tech isn't there for affordable power enough VR headsets at a good market value yet sadly, oculus had a good idea but didn't have enough funds for marketing iirc+1 -
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But now it's "can I use my VR set with my racing games, that would be neat?" "ONLY IF YOU USE OUR DILDOSTICK CONTROLLERS AND RUN THE GAME ON OUR ANDROID-UNDERPOWERED BRICK"+2
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Veho:
The tech to have quality VR goggles at an affordable price is here, but every set has to have 4 additional controllers and be standalone.+1
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K3Nv2:
These are the same type of gamers that spend $2,000 on a GPU when a $600 GPU gives nearly the same outcome which is what the market looks at for them to do spend more on unneeded bs+2
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K3Nv2:
If we're talking AAA titles a vr headset would be priced at nearly the same cost as a midrange gaming pc maybe even double+2
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Psionic Roshambo:
I think they should bring back the shutter glasses for VR put 120Hz screen in for 60FPS and even a basic phone these days can pull that off
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SylverReZ:
@K3Nv2, The types of gamers who pay $2,000 for RGB everything, and to run bloated Windows.
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