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Newcomer Normal user Level: 3 Posts: 1/2 EXP: 97 Next: 31 Since: 01-14-21 Last post: 1190 days ago Last view: 1190 days ago |
Because DSiWare emulation is completely tied to the software being on the NAND, I found that big one on the Internet archive. I noticed it didn't have the DSiWare I was looking for so I took it into my own hands to manually dump my own NAND so I had flipnote studio to mess around with. It didn't take long to notice that when I plugged in my own NAND, the bottom portion of the touch screen on the emulator became unresponsive, and the rest of the touch screen area became offset (i.e. the input is executed a bit above my mouse) Any idea why this issue occurs? I noticed that it only happens through my locally dumped NAND, not the one found on the internet archive. |
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 Big fire melon magical melon girl Level: 56 
Posts: 653/884 EXP: 1334794 Next: 63382 Since: 03-28-17 From: France Last post: 20 hours ago Last view: 7 hours ago |
you need to recalibrate your touchscreen.
melonDS has its own touchscreen coordinate scaling, in DS mode it patches the firmware so that the calibration data matches, but we haven't implemented that in DSi mode yet. ____________________ Kuribo64 |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 3 Posts: 2/2 EXP: 97 Next: 31 Since: 01-14-21 Last post: 1190 days ago Last view: 1190 days ago |
Ahhhh, so i'm just stupid. Got it, thanks |
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Big fire melon magical melon girl Level: 56
Posts: 654/884 EXP: 1334794 Next: 63382 Since: 03-28-17 From: France Last post: 20 hours ago Last view: 7 hours ago |
you're not 
emulators generally do what it takes to provide automagically working touchscreen controls, so I can understand why this wouldn't be obvious. ____________________ Kuribo64 |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 2 Posts: 1/1 EXP: 25 Next: 21 Since: 07-13-22 Last post: 646 days ago Last view: 645 days ago |
It would be great if they were able to patch this issue with the DSi firmware. I'm about to make a video on youtube showing how to run all of this in retroarch. Unfortunately, I'm going to be showing this glitch as well. Pretty much makes over half of the games on DSi completely unplayable. A lot of games have the "start" button on the bottom of the touch screen which makes it impossible to click.
Would be nice if retroarch had an option to calibrate the touchscreen controls in the event of an offset situation. It seems like some of the DSi games are unaffected by this for whatever reason. I have a theory that the games work fine if they were designed so it looks like both screens were touching each other. If they were designed so they look normal with the screens having a gap between them, then they have the issue with the touch screen. (only a theory!) If I find a workaround, I'll post it. |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 4 Posts: 1/4 EXP: 169 Next: 110 Since: 01-28-23 From: Itabira, Minas Gerais, Brazil Last post: 445 days ago Last view: 396 days ago |
Posted by roundtree So, did you find a workaround? |
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