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Naxdy / latency-slider-de

A skyline mod that enables manual choosing of desired input latency in Smash Ultimate, compatible with every online mode.
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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Local Wireless/LDNsupport? #24

Open Ultimatron opened 6 months ago

Ultimatron commented 6 months ago

Hey, I was wondering if there were any plans to support local wireless rooms? I'm looking to use this with Ryujinx's LDN, which uses the local wireless feature. Thanks!

Naxdy commented 6 months ago

Heya, I'm not sure if the same "at least 4 frames delay" also applies to Smash in local wireless mode. Have you checked whether that's the case? If not, then there should be no need for a mod.

Ultimatron commented 6 months ago

Hey, I think it probably does since a mod exists for yuzu that enables the slider for only Local wireless? https://github.com/saad-script/local-latency-slider/

The thing is the dev made it so it only works on yuzu and you can't enable it l Ryujinx which is rlly annoying lol (esp since yuzu has been taken down)

Naxdy commented 6 months ago

Thanks for the reply. As far as I can tell, the same variable is being used for determining the delay in local wireless. This means my mod should already work.

The only thing that's missing of course is a way for you to see the delay you're setting. But you actually can adjust it on every character select screen, even the offline one in regular Smash.

So, I'd kindly ask you to try this:

  1. Open up Ryujinx with this latency slider installed
  2. Go to the regular Smash character select screen
  3. Mash D-pad right a bunch of times, this will increase your latency and should make the game borderline unplayable
  4. Play 1 game of local wireless to confirm

If this is the case, then you can simply adjust the latency to a number of your choosing as follows:

  1. On any CSS, mash D-pad left a whole bunch
  2. Your latency will then be set to Auto (which is -1)
  3. Then press D-pad right to set the latency that you desire (first right press will set it to 0, next one to 1, etc.)

Let me know if this works for you, in that case all I need to do is add a visual aid for the latency slider in local wireless.

Ultimatron commented 6 months ago

Alright, I'll try it and let you know the results.

Ultimatron commented 6 months ago

Hey everything seems to work correctly, all it needs is the UI and it should be good Thanks for the help!

Naxdy commented 6 months ago

Awesome, glad to hear it. I'll put it on my to-do!