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November 28th, 2016
[Misc - Other (stuff we forgot)]
Years after attempting to simulate the vertical FOV change as done with Dolphin's widescreen hack, I've managed to make Brawl run in vert- instead of hor+ as a screen aspect ratio change between 4:3 and 16:9 resolutions. This time the 4:3 has width linked within 16:9.
Note: This hack was only done to the NTSC-U dol and rel files and this took me a number of hours to make this with coding changes. More versions will be done soon. If you see any weird stretched 4:3 displays used with a 4:3 camera function that have been missed, take a screenshot and PM me about it. If you are playing on a game on TV, there is a GCT file in the archive that will allow you to connect code with another in the rels to perform vertical aspect change.
Note: This hack was only done to the NTSC-U dol and rel files and this took me a number of hours to make this with coding changes. More versions will be done soon. If you see any weird stretched 4:3 displays used with a 4:3 camera function that have been missed, take a screenshot and PM me about it. If you are playing on a game on TV, there is a GCT file in the archive that will allow you to connect code with another in the rels to perform vertical aspect change.
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