- #DARK MOONLIGHT WINDOW BACKGROUND HOW TO#
- #DARK MOONLIGHT WINDOW BACKGROUND INSTALL#
- #DARK MOONLIGHT WINDOW BACKGROUND WINDOWS 10#
- #DARK MOONLIGHT WINDOW BACKGROUND PC#
(download and import it with Eclipse Color Theme (most accurate and with wider support for plugins, download and import it with Eclipse built-in Preferences import: File > Import. You can find the one used in the screenshot here:
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Select MoonRise (standalone) or, for a little better tabs decoration, install Eclipse 4 Chrome Theme from marketplace or from here and select MoonRise Restart Eclipse and go to Window > Preferences > General > Appearance Package and put it into your Eclipse \dropins\plugins\ folder Or download this plugin by using Help > Install New Software. ← Drag this button to your Eclipse workbench to install
You can use this repository to get the latest development version. Starting from Eclipse Luna, you'll find it preinstalled as the new default dark theme of Eclipse! This should fix the lag spikes or reduce them dramatically.A fork of this plugin has been donated and merged in the main Eclipse platform repository. The IP you're looking for should look like This. To find the IP address that moonlight is going to connect to right click the Windows icon on your taskbar and click on "Command Prompt" It's easy to setup, so go ahead and do that. It's surprisingly the only wifi hotspot I could find that doesn't have any annoying pop up ads and works like it's supposed to. If you're on a lower version of Windows, you can use Mars Wifi. If you need one that doesn't need Internet and can throw an ad-hoc connection, use the one below. This hotspot doesn't connect unless you have a Internet connection. You can access that by searching "hotspot" in the taskbar search.
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If you're on Windows 10 you can use the built in hotspot.
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This usually happens when connected through your router, but creating a direct connection from your PC to the vita should fix ^it. It works too for those who have a laggy connection due to their router speed or traffic. This part of the guide is for those who are getting lag spikes (FPS drops to 0). The vita screen is that resolution, you don't need anything higher than that.
If the resolutions on your HRC are different, just be sure to select a resolution that is lower than 960 x 544. My guess is that on 8000 your computer skips the downsampling process, thus getting a quicker delivery to your vita. I tested with a bitrate of 7000 but it seemed laggier than 8000. You should be able to play now without noticing any lag. You'll have to change the graphics settings to get more detail. Apply and quit.īoot up the game with moonlight and press the hotkey to change into 880 resolution. Launch the game on you pc first, change the window mode to borderless. Use one of the following, depending what you're playing.Ĭlick on cemu in moonlight and when it starts go ahead and press the hotkey to change into 880 x 495 resolution. If you don't see the 880 resolution, just press the "Refresh supported resolutions" on HRC (Top right) Leave the first square on the original resolution you everyday use (example: 1920 x 1080). On your PC, Download Hotkey Resolution Changer. In the Nvidia control panel create a custom resolution of 880 x 495, test it and save it. If you had previously added that custom resolution to Nvidia's control panel, delete it. We won't use that resolution, I just set the resolution to 960 so the computers resolution doesn't change every time you connect moonlight. Go to your Moonlight settings on the vita and change to the following
#DARK MOONLIGHT WINDOW BACKGROUND HOW TO#
So quick explanation the guide is just how to set properly your resolution on the fly while getting a mildly sharp image and a bitrate of 8000.
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