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[Sugestion] Disable the 3d slider to avoid frame drops #33

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MightyPrinny opened this issue May 15, 2017 · 3 comments
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[Sugestion] Disable the 3d slider to avoid frame drops #33

MightyPrinny opened this issue May 15, 2017 · 3 comments

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@MightyPrinny
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MightyPrinny commented May 15, 2017

The emulator usually drop frames on the o3ds, it looks like frameskip but i have frameskip disabled and i think it is because of the 3d slider, i know this because since libretro implemented it on retroarch the same thing started to happen.

A posible solution would be to add the feature as an option or maybe release two builds in every release, one with the feature and another without it.

@MightyPrinny MightyPrinny changed the title [Sugestion] Disable the 3d slider [Sugestion] Disable the 3d slider to avoid frame drops May 15, 2017
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I will try to add this as an option but I cannot reproduce your issues.

@saphtea
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saphtea commented Jun 12, 2017

I don't notice a frame drop because of this, but sometimes the emulator will bug out with my 3D slider up and display a part of the game on one eye and not the other. It may be best to disable 3D slider just to avoid this issue!

@d3xMachina
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I have a n3ds and when I set the 3D slider to min, it displays only for my left eye but I have no problem when I set it off or up. However it looks sharper if I set it higher than the min which is nice. I didn't test enough to see if there is an impact on the frame rate though.

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