PCSX2 - Widescreen Game Patches

[Hiker5]

Battle Stadium DON SLPS_256.75

Thank you so much! 

[Devina]

There already IS a patch for Battle Stadium DON in the archive.
I'm not sure which is superior.

[sergx12]

Totaly agree   
I did not even try to look in archive...
patches are the same.just little math diference. and my doesn't have logos and intro size fix , so it's better left as it is.

[Hiker5]

Wow...I totally overlooked it while going through the archive!

[El_Patas]

Maybe somebody can help to complete this patches which i tried?

- B-Boy (PAL) (SCES-53960)

For this game i encountered an X-FOV value but when there is movement in the game then is broked contantly, is unstable:

patch=1,EE,0019fbf0,word,3c013f40 //3c013f80 X-FOV

Then i searched other values and i encountered a stable Zoom at:

patch=1,EE,001a7454,word,3c013f40 //3c013f80 Zoom

Encountering an Y-FOV value and combining it with the Zoom is possible obtain the desired widescren.

Also for this games i encountered a Zoom but not the Y-FOV:

- Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix Max (NTSC-J) (SLPS-25676)

patch=1,EE,00183690,word,3c013f40 //3c013f80 Zoom

- Worms 3D (PAL) (SLES-51843)

patch=1,EE,002CA964,word,3c013f40 //3c013f80 Zoom

- Knights of the Temple: Infernal Crusade (PAL) (SLES-52448)

patch=1,EE,0025aea4,word,3c023f23 //3c023f00 Zoom

- Disney's Kim Possible: What's the Switch? (PAL) (SLES-54388)

patch=1,EE,00158c1c,word,3c033EC0 //3c033f00 Zoom

- Ultimate Spider-Man (PAL) (SLES-53391)

patch=1,EE,005f7f90,word,3c013f40 //3c013f80 Zoom

If somebody can encounter the needed y-fovs, or encounter a direct x-fov values
for this games would be great.

Best regards.

[monsterjamp]

@El_Patas I'll try to help you out with those games when I get home. Also have you tried to create a patch for Gradius V? I've had no success with that game.

[Blyss Sarania]

Because of this thread: http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Legally-d...a-PS2-Game

I am requesting Tribles: Aerial Assault NTSC-U SLUS-20149

[karasuhebi]

@Devina: I'm sure someone's brought this up at some point but just in case they haven't: I think it would be a good thing if you switch from .rar to either .zip or .7z for your archives. First of all RAR is proprietary format not an open format like 7z and base ZIP are. I don't know how good .rar support is in Linux but I would imagine .7z support is much better. Second, .7z achieves WAY better compression for text files like these than .rar and .zip can. To give you an idea, the .rar archive you provide in your post is 1.35 MB while a .7z version of it is 211 KB!

Cheers.

[monsterjamp]

@Blyss I'm downloading it right now, hopefully it'll be an easy patch.

[FlatOut]

@Blyss I'm downloading it right now, hopefully it'll be an easy patch.

I thought it was confusing, I found vertical and zoom values, but changing one value makes the others react differently.