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PCSX2 - Widescreen Game Patches
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09-09-2012, 04:34 AM
(09-08-2012, 07:03 PM)LuisKx Wrote: Xenosaga Episode III - NTSC-U versionAWESOME! Thanks so much! 
09-09-2012, 04:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2012, 05:27 AM by Mcspanky37.)
(09-08-2012, 09:38 PM)dlanor Wrote: Just five posts earlier than yours (in post#857) I posted links to my pnach files for Kingdom Hearts 1, and both of these pnach files are preset to use aspect ratio 16:10. One is for the US release and the other is for the UK release. Thanks a bunch for the help!  *EDIT* Any Idea where I could get my hands on a KH:2 Final Mix pnach file? 
09-09-2012, 10:59 AM
(09-09-2012, 04:42 AM)Mcspanky37 Wrote: Any Idea where I could get my hands on a KH:2 Final Mix pnach file? Post: #376 Next time use "Search Thread" at the lower right.
09-09-2012, 01:50 PM
(09-04-2012, 03:40 PM)Canzah Wrote: Anyone got patches for the SMT Raidou games? Namely: Any chance someone could help with that? I tried using the Widescreen Helper but it didn't seem to find anything, it only caused Raidou's model to glitch :/
Xenosaga Episode III - NTSC-U (16:10)
Maybe my last patch (maybe not), well for everyone like me who have an 16:10 monitor, enjoy. ________________________________________ IMPORTANT: This patch have a problem in the fmvs and in some E.S battles, to solve that you need Cheat Engine 6.2 To solve the problem, follow the next steps: -Playing the game WHEN THE PROBLEM HAPPEN (black bar in the right side of the screen), pause the emulation and open cheat engine. -In cheat engine, click to "Open Process" (the computer icon), then find and select "Pcsx2.exe". -Click in "Add Address Manually", in the next screen type this address: "208BC4A8", type: Float. -Resume the emulation, right click in the address you add and select "Find out what writes in this address", select "Yes" in the next dialog. -There must be appear one or two "Instructions", select the one who says "mov[ecx],edx". -Click in replace, "Yes" in the next Dialog and thats it, problem solved. *NOTE: You need to do this every time you open the emulator and when you load a savestate. It's very fast and easy, but if someone knows how to solve the problem without do this, please PM me with the solution. (09-09-2012, 03:15 AM)pantonio717 Wrote: If it's just a matter of multiplying/dividing a value against the hex value,For most cases of changing from 16:9 to 16:10 it can be sufficient to multiply or divide a few constants by a factor of 10/9. But it's not just a case of doing it with normal integer hex numbers, as these constants are normally in a special floating point format, as follows. Bit 31 = Sign bit of total value. Set for negative values (not used for WS scaling). Bit 30 = Inverse sign bit of (binary_exponent-1) set for values of 2.0 or larger Bits 29..23 = (7_bit_binary_exponent-1). Zero for values in range from 2.0 up to but not including 4.0. Bits 22..0 = 23_bit normalized mantissa. (Additional set top bit always implied, making it 24 bits.) Frequently such an FP value is loaded to the upper half of a register specifying only 16 bits (the rest being auto-zeroed), which then correspond to bits 31..16 as described above, so for those cases only 7 bits of the mantissa value are included (making it 8 with the always implied set top bit). Sometimes such an operation is followed by another, setting the 16 low bits of the same register, and for such a case you'll need two patches to modify the entire value of that constant. This kind of split-value patching is most common when patching ELF code. Another important fact to consider is that ELF patches sometimes include not only the constant values, but also the opcodes used to load the values into CPU registers or RAM. And if you modify those opcodes incorrectly then the game is almost certain to crash. Quote:Edit: Actually no worries. I'll figure it out.Good. I hope the floating point format specs above can help you do so. (And if I made any embarrasing mistakes in that, hopefully others will correct me...  )Best regards: dlanor
09-11-2012, 10:02 PM
I notice a problem in my xenosaga III patch... (tricky game really)
A vertical black bar appear on the right side of the image, and only on the background (the 3d models looks fine in that area), I change some values and I improve the patch but its still noticeable (and a lot more noticeable in the 16:9 version). Synce this problem happens in your ntsc-j patch? Well a pic with the problem, the first one is with my original values and the other one with the new values. 
09-11-2012, 10:13 PM
No such problems here but I only tested the first 30 minutes or so.
(09-11-2012, 10:13 PM)synce Wrote: No such problems here but I only tested the first 30 minutes or so. It happens in the first video intro too, and then after the prologue (didn't appear in normal gameplay) I already complete Xenosaga II with my patch and it was perfect, episode III is the problem... Testing with the cheat engine in that part I notice the problem, the value for the address to render the right part resets to the original value and it come back to normal after that part, It's really strange...
09-11-2012, 10:42 PM
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