display raw framebuffer on android?

[Vincentmrl]

Hey devs, could you put a settings to enable/disable "display raw frame buffer"[/quote]? Since there are a lot of emulators working it could be useful (instead of glitched screens)

[VIRGIN KLM]

It doesn't work the same way in PSP generaly as a hardware if I get exactly what you mean.You could technicaly do it but you'd get weird results, like you could get just a set of the onscreen textures, missing HUDs, or weird stuff on God Of War series the way it treats framebuffer. Your best and nearest option is the buffered rendering option.

[Vincentmrl]

(03-30-2013 06:31 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote:  It doesn't work the same way in PSP generaly as a hardware if I get exactly what you mean.You could technicaly do it but you'd get weird results, like you could get just a set of the onscreen textures, missing HUDs, or weird stuff on God Of War series the way it treats framebuffer. Your best and nearest option is the buffered rendering option.

well I'm talking about using it on emulators since the menus are terribly glitched with or without buffered rendering

[VIRGIN KLM]

Yes, but the raw framebuffer does not mean on PSP what you think. Most of the times you'll get the glitches I mentioned, it just doesn't work that way on PSP. It's possible let's say on PSOne emus but not on PSP, it handles differently the framebuffer than the emulator could constantly expect to.

[Henrik]

Well, the display framebuffer stuff isn't perfect but it's possible to do the same in Android as we do on Windows.

The main problem is lack of space for options on smaller screens, I'll add this when I redesign the UI.

[Vincentmrl]

(03-31-2013 08:50 AM)Henrik Wrote:  Well, the display framebuffer stuff isn't perfect but it's possible to do the same in Android as we do on Windows.

The main problem is lack of space for options on smaller screens, I'll add this when I redesign the UI.

What about putting 2 pages for settings? Would be easiest method for the UI right now

[EvilKingStan]

(03-31-2013 10:29 PM)Vincentmrl Wrote:  

(03-31-2013 08:50 AM)Henrik Wrote:  Well, the display framebuffer stuff isn't perfect but it's possible to do the same in Android as we do on Windows.

The main problem is lack of space for options on smaller screens, I'll add this when I redesign the UI.

What about putting 2 pages for settings? Would be easiest method for the UI right now

Or having Categories? Click settings and you choose a category, i.e. video, audio, input, misc. etc. Then the settings options themselves would be sorted accordingly.

[Apology11]

(04-01-2013 02:08 AM)EvilKingStan Wrote:  Or having Categories? Click settings and you choose a category, i.e. video, audio, input, misc. etc. Then the settings options themselves would be sorted accordingly.

That is what I would do too:

[xgh555]

leftover space separating by category.
very good, I liked it

[brujo55]

any news about raw framebuffer for android?

[kenny43]

(04-27-2013 02:01 PM)brujo55 Wrote:  any news about raw framebuffer for android?

raven02 just made a pull request on github to add it, we'll see how it goes.

[brujo55]

nice.

[BubblegumBalloon]

Raven needs to make a few UI changes and it will be pulled. It will be neat to see if this fixes things on mobile platforms.

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