Before Preenv 0.1.4, I have a bad screen orientation issue with Radiant and Buka (but screen touch fitted with this bad orientation). Now, the bad orientation is fixed for display but is still here for controls (make those games near impossible to play). I see there is configurations for screen display rotation.
Is there a similar configuration for screen touch orientation ?
Hello, im a noob and just got to kno about the jflatt patch...i got the new preenv and the jflatt patch installed/moved not when i download the script file, i cannot download it to Documents folder, why is that? Even if i download it to my memory card and then try to move it no internal memory it says unable to move, why?
We should be patient for this one. Since there are many applications that need 3 to 6 months of development for a stable release.And, I am sure jflatt knows what is he doing. So better hope this will be fixed soon.
Before Preenv 0.1.4, I have a bad screen orientation issue with Radiant and Buka (but screen touch fitted with this bad orientation). Now, the bad orientation is fixed for display but is still here for controls (make those games near impossible to play). I see there is configurations for screen display rotation.
Is there a similar configuration for screen touch orientation ?
Hello, im a noob and just got to kno about the jflatt patch...i got the new preenv and the jflatt patch installed/moved not when i download the script file, i cannot download it to Documents folder, why is that? Even if i download it to my memory card and then try to move it no internal memory it says unable to move, why?
The keymap for Toonwarz is done. http://www.mediafire.com/?hdz4j3032fq5z7z
A precaution: the keyboard is actually mapped a bit from before. The arrow keys are for walking.
You'll have to configure it in the settings for the game in the Controls-menu. You can choose Steering if you want it to work with the keyboard of this script.
Its easy to figure out the controls.
Just a note: Im not responsible for anything that goes wrong.
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