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Started by onekelly, January 09, 2007, 11:34:01 PM

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onekelly

For all those annoyed by trying to press the superkey option under the Other menu and accidentally selecting a game or other, here is a quick and easy fix.

Make superkey easy to activate

On your PC, open the scshell folder and copy the file called superkey.nds and then past it in the root directory.

Now if you want to go to any slot 2 device, just select the superkey.nds and there you go.

This works well for me as I have jsut two folders in the root that show up (all other are hidden like moonshl) Movies and Games.

Vapourstreak

Quote from: "onekelly"Here is one more (but you may not like the results).

To get rid of the supercard Graphic on the top screen.

; 1.2 FileSelectSubScreen = [0|1] (Default = 1)

; Defines which screen is used to display FileBrowser.
; 0 = touchscreen (lower screen)
; 1 = normal screen (upper screen)

; 't'@'C'‹'Š'X'g'E'B'“'h'E‚ð•\ަ‚·‚é'p'l'‹‚ð''C'“‚Æ'T'u‚©‚ç‘I‘ð‚µ‚Ü‚·B
; 0='^'b'`'p'l'‹(‰º‰æ"Ê), 1=’Êí‰æ"Ê(ã‰æ"Ê)

FileSelectSubScreen=0 <---Change this to a 1

The result is there is now no touch screen to go to menus, and the menu is driven by direction pad. Basically this is what moonshell is, before the SCDS1. This invokes the c_file.bmp to the top screen and the desktop.bmp to the bottom screen.

If you leave it as a 0 and want to change the bottom graphic, you need to change the c_file.bmp file (I know just above i said the opposite, but hey I don't write the software, i just tried it out thinking it would change the top but only the bottom changed). That is just the way it is.

When you do that, is there any way you can get back to the 'scmenu.bmp' to change the setting?

onekelly

Quote from: "Vapourstreak"
Quote from: "onekelly"Here is one more (but you may not like the results).

To get rid of the supercard Graphic on the top screen.

; 1.2 FileSelectSubScreen = [0|1] (Default = 1)

; Defines which screen is used to display FileBrowser.
; 0 = touchscreen (lower screen)
; 1 = normal screen (upper screen)

; 't'@'C'‹'Š'X'g'E'B'“'h'E‚ð•\ަ‚·‚é'p'l'‹‚ð''C'“‚Æ'T'u‚©‚ç‘I‘ð‚µ‚Ü‚·B
; 0='^'b'`'p'l'‹(‰º‰æ"Ê), 1=’Êí‰æ"Ê(ã‰æ"Ê)

FileSelectSubScreen=0 <---Change this to a 1

The result is there is now no touch screen to go to menus, and the menu is driven by direction pad. Basically this is what moonshell is, before the SCDS1. This invokes the c_file.bmp to the top screen and the desktop.bmp to the bottom screen.

If you leave it as a 0 and want to change the bottom graphic, you need to change the c_file.bmp file (I know just above i said the opposite, but hey I don't write the software, i just tried it out thinking it would change the top but only the bottom changed). That is just the way it is.

When you do that, is there any way you can get back to the 'scmenu.bmp' to change the setting?

The only way i am aware is to go back into the global.ini using notepad and change back the setting.