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Originally Posted by morto

I've tried Risk on Preenv 0.1.3 but it is displayed only on 2/3 of the screen height and it does not match up the touch area which is shifted of stretched.

If you know the reason or how to solve the problem I would be really grateful.

Here's what I get in output:

Code:

SDLGL: called sdl_init with flags = 0x100230
X11: PID is 12400
PDL: Init: Service name is com.javispedro.preenv.risk
PDL: Main thread created
PDL: Set do_not_disturb flag to false
PDL: Application handles pause events
PDL: Application tries to set 'touch aggression'
SDLGL: Requested GL major version 1
SDLGL: Called SetVideoMode(480, 320, 0, 0x2)
SDLGL: Requested OpenGL video mode
SDLGL: SDL_GLES initialized (res=0)
SDLGL: Asked if video mode 800x480x16 (0x90000000) is ok
PDL: Switch orientation to 3
PDL: Screen dimming prevention ON
PDL: Set do_not_disturb flag to true
SDLGL: Sending lose focus event
PDL: Readjusting dimming prevention timer
PDL: Waiting for main loop thread to die
PDL: Main loop thread died
SDLGL: Called SDL_Quit

Originally Posted by cloud596

@jflatt what sudoku game you use. is that from dchoc or asltare

Originally Posted by jflatt

I've got fake multi-touch going. Basically look for SDL key events, and dispatch a fake SDL mouse event to some very specific screen coordinates. I set the SDL flag telling it to be mouse number 2. I mapped the arrow keys (looks like pre doesn't have arrows) to onscreen d-pad, and just played through the first level of Earthworm Jim since it was said to be impossible without multitouch. I don't think there's any way to map the keys up correctly without some kind of per-game configuration. I tried NOVA, but the mouse has to be slid to take effect, I'll try and get that working next.

Edit:
Yep, NOVA can work too, just fake a mouse motion event. I wonder if we overlaid every d-pad based game, is there any chance we could find one set of coordinates that would hit every one of the buttons in each game? For example if a screenshot were taken of earthworm jim, and one of nova, overlaid on top of each other, then adjust opacity, is there a chance the up keys would have at least one pixel in common?

Originally Posted by jflatt

I've got fake multi-touch going. Basically look for SDL key events, and dispatch a fake SDL mouse event to some very specific screen coordinates. I set the SDL flag telling it to be mouse number 2. I mapped the arrow keys (looks like pre doesn't have arrows) to onscreen d-pad, and just played through the first level of Earthworm Jim since it was said to be impossible without multitouch. I don't think there's any way to map the keys up correctly without some kind of per-game configuration. I tried NOVA, but the mouse has to be slid to take effect, I'll try and get that working next.

Edit:
Yep, NOVA can work too, just fake a mouse motion event. I wonder if we overlaid every d-pad based game, is there any chance we could find one set of coordinates that would hit every one of the buttons in each game? For example if a screenshot were taken of earthworm jim, and one of nova, overlaid on top of each other, then adjust opacity, is there a chance the up keys would have at least one pixel in common?

Originally Posted by jflatt

I've got fake multi-touch going. Basically look for SDL key events, and dispatch a fake SDL mouse event to some very specific screen coordinates. I set the SDL flag telling it to be mouse number 2. I mapped the arrow keys (looks like pre doesn't have arrows) to onscreen d-pad, and just played through the first level of Earthworm Jim since it was said to be impossible without multitouch. I don't think there's any way to map the keys up correctly without some kind of per-game configuration. I tried NOVA, but the mouse has to be slid to take effect, I'll try and get that working next.

Edit:
Yep, NOVA can work too, just fake a mouse motion event. I wonder if we overlaid every d-pad based game, is there any chance we could find one set of coordinates that would hit every one of the buttons in each game? For example if a screenshot were taken of earthworm jim, and one of nova, overlaid on top of each other, then adjust opacity, is there a chance the up keys would have at least one pixel in common?