Mainly for those who are not capable of doing or paying for the USB C mod. Also keeps the unit and shell stock; no soldering or cutting. Also prolongs life of the charge port. Theres so many brands that produce smart chargers, some even with voltage readouts, so no need to worry about overcharging.
I've traced an item in lightburn but when tracing a line in lightburn you usually get an inner and outer line. I don't want this because I want to cut it as the shapes they already are.
I would like to be able to trace down the center of the line with 1single line instead of 2.
What android app or software can I use to do this.
It feels like the clutch isn't smoothly slipping like I'm remembering. It feels sensitive as if it give very little travel/time when releasing the clutch Pedal. While driving from a stop or while shifting gears, the car feels snappy or jumpy; it doesn't skip, jitter or headbutt it just feels like it engages far too quickly.
I recently replaced a slave cylinder hose. Did bleed out the system twice. I don't believe it's associated to the this issue because this is something I felt a long time prior to that. I did remember the car feeling better and smoother.
I'm going to bleed out clutch slave again but I doubt this is the issue. Could it be a bad slave?-- I don't have problems shifting into gears. Probably leaning into something gone bad with between the pressure plate, clutch and flywheel.
Hope people don't just go to instant downvote before reading my reasoning.
I don't think it's much different from a save state (I know everyone had their opinion how they believe save states should be used)
A part of me just wants to experience the exploration of secret and hidden stuff and the progress side of the game without any of the BS kills which require you to restart levels. Rewind removes a chunk of the challenge but honestly for these old games, it removes the stuff I don't want to deal with.
Now I'm hooked and honesty I can't seem to go back. I still enjoy modern games like on the Switch which I don't have the ability to rewind on and it's ok. I mainly use my Trimui Brick for tackling my backlog of old games which I'll surely not live long enough to finish all. The Trimui Brick with Next UI, I can easily program one of the single face buttons as rewind.
Feels like every game gets a modern Prince of Persia treatment.
What do y'all think.
I have a Switch Lite that I've been holding back on repairing because I don't know how to find the replacement parts. It needs repair because of a botched Mod job that ripped 1 of the capacitors plus I also believe that it has a shorted power fuse or a capacitor or something else. I did turn on until something else gave up. Maybe it was due to my stubborn continued testing with the missing capacitor?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty good at repairing these kind of things but for this one simply not knowing what the name or identity of the fuses and capacitors keeps me from fixing it.
Also no local electronic repair shops around me either or I would have gotten it over and done with a long time ago.
Nothing crazy just asking if there's a something I should be doing as I don't see the option on DBI or the Switch frontend.
I bought 1 aftermarket off Amazon and man was it horrible; car would buck and headbutt every time leaving from a stop. Ordered another brand/seller and it worked but I still feel like it's not working 100% like I remember it. I unplugged the 02 sensor and drove it and it felt more like I remember it. What do you guys recommend? Car is a JDM 2003 WRX STI with a 6spd
I bought 1 aftermarket off Amazon and man was it horrible; car would buck and headbutt every time leaving from a stop. Ordered another brand/seller and it worked but I still feel like it's not working 100% like I remember it. I unplugged the 02 sensor and drove it and it felt more like I remember it. What do you guys recommend? Before you guys get angry, it is a 2001 Legacy JDM but with the engine and 6 speed transmission of a 2003 STI.
1.) 1:1 screen makes it perfect for retro gaming. And Pico 8 looks amazing
2.) I love the flat pocketable form factor. I honestly could do without you sticks but I appreciate that they are sunk in a bit making easier to slide in and out of your pockets.
What should have been better: 1.) Dpad is not great. Not horrendous but it's too funky that it requires modding to get better gaming out of it. It's tolerable out of the box but not something I'd leave unmodded.
2.) build is super cheap. A lot of button contact happens directly to the switch so in time buttons like the L and R triggers will break at the switch solder.
3.) thumbstick I'm broken between them because it's nice to have them but there just aren't enough games I can justify having them. Strongly appreciate that they are sunk in and not sticking out like they so on other consoles.
Final consensus. When I compare the RGB30 to other consoles it breaks my heart seeing that it has so many better things and overall I love it leagues beyond the Anbernic Cube and I strongly think it's because of it's simple flat square style instead of the bubbly fat thick rivals.
Can someone provide me with a good place I can find libraries? At this moment I'm looking for a library that has a variety of accents like corners, borders, and lines. Similar to this kind of stuff
I had almost given up on my RG Nano because it just never felt comfortable for any type of serious gaming. Found Drum78s Funkey OS update that allows screen rotation. This feels way more comfortable to hold. Now I've turned it into a one-handed RPG machine.
My next step is to do the Dpad mod and maybe even do some button mods. The only thing missing is Rewind but in RPGs you rarely need that.
What do y'all think?