Unfortunately, I don't know of an obvious heuristic to generate the proper XML. There are others you'll need to look up save types online. Chrono Trigger (up until the copy protection fails).Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (warning: will save, but crashes at the load menu!).Don't expect anything that needs FAT access to work. This is suitable for most demos and homebrew, but there isn't any DLDI yet. If you have a completely blank manifest, the emulator looks for "gamefolder.nds/rom", which can be up to 1GB. I don't have a tool to generate XML yet, but here are some examples: "clock.xml" (will be autogenerated delete if you hand-edit the time)."firmware" (make backups: this one is rewritable flash!).Getting StartedĬopy profiles/Nintendo DS.sys/ to ~/.config/dasShiny/. It looks for "gamefolder.nds/manifest.xml". In fact, the GUI is little more than a standard ethos build. Please note, this release is aimed at those already familiar with cartridge folders and recent incarnations of BSNES. Nonetheless, the project hasn't turned out to be a complete disaster, so I thought people might like to see it. The timing might be described as "scarcely better than ZSNES.".
for that matter it's the first third-party ethos core. Most of it's highly experimental-this is the first I've tried out libco, the first time I've written a 3D engine (!), and. I ran into some nasty situations and I would've killed for a fast, stable DS emulator-something with decent timing, largely feature complete, and a strong debugger.ĭasShiny isn't of course that program, not by far.
The motivation for this project comes from experimenting with homebrew several years ago.
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