Win2DS v0.5

[Sintax]

Well here is possibly the last version of Win2DS. Finally has the the new WiFi features (WEP and DHCP all that), so you won't need to have all your WFC data fully filled out, or manually connect each time, or turn off WEP to keep the government from stealing your packets. There was a bit of a delay because I tried to add TCP support, but it is a pain in my ass and slow anyway. I will give this release a little time for bug reports and such, then I will probably release the source, because I think I'm done with this project.

 

Enjoy!

 

Win2DS v0.5a

 

 

 

 

Changelog:

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v0.5a:

-Fixed screen corruption on M3.

-Tweaked the way the keyboard works for hopefully more compatibility.

 

v0.5:

-Complete overhaul of the GUI. Now makes full use of the touchscreen and has a Windows-like interface.

-Uses the new WiFi 0.3 lib. WEP, DHCP, automatic settings, and all that fun stuff should work now.

-Added GamePad Mode.

-Maybe some other stuff I don't know it's been a while!

 

 

http://win2ds.1emulation.com/

Edited December 15, 2006 by Sintax

[754boy]

Damn, wish my router was compatible with wifi lib

[LumpY]

very nice work

works fine for me and i can connnect to my pc, but i always have bugs on the button screen, there are many little blue boxes so that you only can see around half of the screen (in the menü already, too)

i'm german (so not too good english xD) and using a m3SD

[Robert]

After this is done, what project will you be working on next?

[sonic13]

good to her that i hope it will work for me now

[acky]

Awesome, I love it.

[Sintax]

very nice work 

works fine for me and i can connnect to my pc, but i always have bugs on the button screen, there are many little blue boxes so that you only can see around half of the screen (in the menü already, too)

i'm german (so not too good english xD) and using a m3SD

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

If you are talking about the screenshots, they can get corrupted if you have a poor connection. Other than that, I dunno.

 

 

After this is done, what project will you be working on next?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Don't really have a specific one in mind, but I do have some other projects I am thinking about. Maybe not one for the DS, but maybe so.

 

 

Thanks for the positive replies, usually when I click on these release threads I gets scared someone is gonna tell me I screwed something up

[Sektor]

Works well here, I like the new interface. Just two suggestions:

 

* Make the wifi light flashing optional

* Allow server IP to be changed using only the d-pad.

 

754boy, what router do you have?

Edited May 5, 2006 by Sektor

[daitienshi]

I'm having an issue where I can connect and control the pc, but i don't see the screens on the DS. Any thoughts?

[davos1]

I love homebrew software like this!! If only there was a internet raidio for the ds.

[alexa999]

This is a really amazing piece of software. You did an AMAZING job programming this tight and convientent homebrew.

[Smashed_187]

I have a slight problem with this..I never bothered to try these until WEP support came out because I'm paranoid the government is stealing my packets and using them against me.

 

Anywho, I have the "hang at waiting" problem, I know my IP settings are 100% correct but what I find odd is there is nowhere for me to put my wep key in? Is this right, or am I doing something wrong here?

 

Thanks in advance, and yeah, I read and followed the manual config before posting here.

[Sintax]

Anywho, I have the "hang at waiting" problem, I know my IP settings are 100% correct but what I find odd is there is nowhere for me to put my wep key in? Is this right, or am I doing something wrong here?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You are correct in that there is nowhere to put WEP settings in my program. The manual connection settings are really only still there because I put them in previous version and as such as such decided there was no reason to take them out, just in case anyone still wanted to use them. However, previous versions didn't have WEP, so there in no place to put that in.

 

What you should really do is put in your WFC settings using an online-enabled Nintendo game, and enter your WEP settings there. You can also put most things on Auto, as there is really no reason to manually enter all the information any more. Then you can just choose 'Auto Connect' and everything will automatically connect with ease.

[Smashed_187]

Ok, so no port forwarding, or anything like that? I have port 8888 UDP forwarded on my wireless router, and DS2Key is working perfectly, but 0.4 and 0.5 are just hanging at the waiting screen. Arrgh, frustration!

 

**Edit - Yeah, I got it working, not sure what I did different. Oh well, I won't change anythinganymore....runs a lil bit slow doesn't it? Are there any settings I can change to alter the compression or anything else?

 

**Re-Edit - Is there any way to save server settings on my DS? I'm using a Supercard CF with the 1.62 Firmware and a 1GB CF card.

Edited May 7, 2006 by Smashed_187

[Sintax]

You shouldn't need to forward any ports unless you are trying to use it over the internet. Some people say it runs slow, and I don't know what to tell you, I can get it to update at almost 10 fps on the highest speed (although I'm sitting right next to the computer). You may have a firewall or something causing problems, it still sounds like your connection is shaky.

 

No way to save settings! If you use WFC data, the server IP is the only thing you should need to re-enter, barring custom keys maybe.

Edited May 7, 2006 by Sintax