[Request] How do I make my own patch? #256
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Hey there. I am one of the people who makes patches for this project. I will write a guide on how to set it all up and how it all works etc. It might take some time, since I have a full time job and some other stuff on the side, but I will do my best. Feel free to ask questions in the mean time! |
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Here is a post I just made, if something isn't clear enough, feel free to ask: My blog |
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Thanks, sorry I did not reply earlier. I do not send emails often. I will look into the guide thanks:)
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Here is a post I just made, if something isn't clear enough, feel free to ask: My blog<http://wp.yuki.pet/?p=113>
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Hi, do you think you can make a guide for resolution too. Thanks for the effort.
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Hey, for resolution it's about the same. But you'll have to search a bit differently. For example, you could do a search > scalar search > 960 (or whatever the resolution is) and check all the results. It's usually in a MOV function. It's hard to explain, it's really quite a lot of effort to explain by text. EDIT: I'll reflect this in my guide sometime later! |
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Thanks, I really appreciate it=)
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Hey, for resolution it's about the same. But you'll have to search a bit differently. For example, you could do a search > scalar search > 960 (or whatever the resolution is) and check all the results. It's usually in a MOV function.
It's hard to explain, it's really quite a lot of effort to explain by text.
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Maybe you can make a guide when you feel like it:)
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Subject: Re: [Electry/VitaGrafix] [Request] How do I make my own patch? (Issue #256)
Hey, for resolution it's about the same. But you'll have to search a bit differently. For example, you could do a search > scalar search > 960 (or whatever the resolution is) and check all the results. It's usually in a MOV function.
It's hard to explain, it's really quite a lot of effort to explain by text.
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Btw, where did you get the address under @fps from.
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Subject: Re: [Electry/VitaGrafix] [Request] How do I make my own patch? (Issue #256)
Hey, for resolution it's about the same. But you'll have to search a bit differently. For example, you could do a search > scalar search > 960 (or whatever the resolution is) and check all the results. It's usually in a MOV function.
It's hard to explain, it's really quite a lot of effort to explain by text.
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It's a difficult one. You would have to look for functions that implement vsync for example and nop those out. For example, this function: sceDisplayWaitVblankStart or equivalent functions. If that doesn't get used, then it's a bit more difficult. You would have to look for a function that implements some kind of timing. I can't help much if this is the case. You would have to find the main loop and looks how it syncs up with the refresh rate. |
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Ok thanks:)
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It's a difficult one. You would have to look for functions that implement vsync for example and nop those out. For example, this function: sceDisplayWaitVblankStart<https://docs.vitasdk.org/group__SceDisplayUser.html#gab0dbd41679e2aab2325ceac6a41cc052> or equivalent functions.
If that doesn't get used, then it's a bit more difficult. You would have to look for a function that implements some kind of timing. I can't help much if this is the case. You would have to find the main loop and looks how it syncs up with the refresh rate.
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I am asking for a tutorial on how to make my own patch.
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