Add Force Progressive Patch for Egg Mania #11222
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This patch substitutes field rendering with full frame rendering in the NTSC and NTSC-J versions of Eggmania. This allows Dolphin's "Force Progressive" hack to work with this title. Codes originally from Swiss, written by Extrems.
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Huh, I didn't think this would be realistically doable. Can we also do it for the other handful of interlaced-only games? |
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No, I've already looked. |
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Someone on discord has been posting codes/patches for these interlaced games... Does someone who actually has these games want to investigate what these do and if they work as advertised? |
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I can test these later, but I'll convert them to patches if I can. |
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This approach will keep the internal vertical resolution halved. |
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Ah, so those basically force it to always render the even (or odd) field? |
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Yes. Swiss already has the tech to do this for the purpose of forcing 240p. |
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Allows the NTSC and NTSC-J versions to use full frame rendering. This allows them to behave correctly with Dolphin's Force Progressive hack. Without this patch, the game shake up and down 1 pixel every other frame.
Codes originally from Swiss, written by Extrems.