auto enable progressive scan in tekken 5?

[nunbuhfore]

hi. i want tekken 5 to boot in progressive scan mode. i made a pnach with the elf search thing and the GS window says progressive mode, but in the game options progressive is not on, n it just looks like interlaced until i enable it in the options.

[CK1]

You have to do it manually every time. That's the game's normal behavior incase the user were to switch to a non-progressive compatible display.

[nunbuhfore]

yes. but what i need to know is if u can change the in-game option to progressive with a pnach. idk this stuff well enough to search 4 it in cheat engine. or mb if somethin needs to be changed in GSRenderer.cpp or another file from the source. when switching to progressive in-game it outputs "(UpdateVSyncRate) Mode Changed to SDTV 480p." in the console. mb u can do this manually some way, i really dont know. searched a lot, no help

[Ryudo]

but what i need to know is if u can change the in-game option to progressive with a pnach.

No, you can't.

[nunbuhfore]

No, you can't.

ok. now read the rest

[jesalvein]

idk this stuff well enough to search 4 it in cheat engine. or mb if somethin needs to be changed in GSRenderer.cpp or another file from the source. when switching to progressive in-game it outputs "(UpdateVSyncRate) Mode Changed to SDTV 480p." in the console. mb u can do this manually some way, i really dont know. searched a lot, no help

you can't either.

[nunbuhfore]

you can't either.

k, because u cant do it? i know there are some advanced things to do here and ive had to recompile the emulator, but sadly i dont know much about these things

[ssakash]

when switching to progressive in-game it outputs "(UpdateVSyncRate) Mode Changed to SDTV 480p." in the console. mb u can do this manually some way, i really dont know. searched a lot, no help

It should be feasible but it's certainly not trivial to implement it in the code base. Creating a game specific patch to modify the necessary instruction parameters might be an easier solution.

[nunbuhfore]

It should be feasible but it's certainly not trivial to implement it in the code base. Creating a game specific patch to modify the necessary instruction parameters might be an easier solution.

YES, thats what im talking about. any idea how i could do this? i really tried. lol
BTW u are also the guy who fixed my progressive scan shaking, recompiled the emulator with ur changes in the code from github

[jesalvein]

moving it to the devs discussion since it's not related to using pnach