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[v3dtechnologies]

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[twi99tri]

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[liquidcrystalsky]

do you think there will ever be a day where a switch gets hacked like the 3ds

no probably not

(Warning beforehand i'm not an expert in this topic. This is just a bit of googling around to see how older exploits worked)

the 3ds is currently hackable through a thing where the file system crashes if a certain function tries to read a directory, but it gets a file instead. This works by messing around with Miis and empty user profiles or some shit idk, but it's system data which is stored on the SD card which can be manipulated and read in unintended ways.

The web browser on the wii u was just. kind of stupid they implemented a whole web browser, including one with javascript that can read and write to the system to the system! yay!

On the switch and switch 2, the SD card stores game save data and photos, thats it. there's also two system data things, but it only deals with what data is on the SD card itself, and you cant do anything with it really (i think)

Early 3ds and wii u hacks would require an exploit through a game, for example the Cubic Ninja thing as i mentioned, which had a level editor you could just dump whatever bullshit you wanted into which would crash it and make an entrypoint. This doesn't work on the switch, as each game is sandboxed, and so if you can run some bullshit code or crash it in a way thats exploitable, the system will stay completely unaffected.

The nintendo switch was only able to be hacked with a vulnerability in the hardware itself. thankfully this one has a fucking paper written about it so i dont have to guess how it works. Not fully understanding what's happening but i think in the usb recovery mode you can issue commands to the switch. If you request a status from the switch you can set it to request any length, which if you included some code you wanted to run in the request, it ends up being copied directly into the execution stack without any verification, and you can run WHATEVER code with full access to everything. which is really obvious if i explained it better, but it was a really severe and kinda stupid oversight.

The chip was given a revision to fix it, but the recovery mode stayed, and with the knowledge from blowing it wide open, modchips are able to monitor what the system is doing, and mess with the voltage to skip a security check, so an unapproved payload is able to be properly loaded.

Both the fusée gelée exploit and the modchip required a very intimate knowledge of how the chip worked, which required another vulnerable device using the chip to reverse engineer it. The chip used in the switch 2 is unique to the device and security has been locked down on it much more.

fusee has been fixed and the voltage fault is probably fixed too. I don't even know if there's a USB recovery mode with this. A hardware exploit could be virtually impossible, and software exploits may take years just for it to get patched immediately (we havent figured one out for the switch 1, even with all the knowledge of it!)

[luigiblood]

Why Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online is shit

I have been very critical of Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online since the beginning, not only the very noticeably broken graphics emulation was certainly a case that everyone understood, but it did certainly make me completely avoid the Expansion Pack subscription entirely for a year because that was genuinely shit in 2021.

Now how is it in 2024? Well, it's not that much better. They did fix a lot of problems during that time for sure, and that's something that we do need to acknowledge to do at least something resembling fair criticism.

Current context

That one Dark Link room in Ocarina of Time was fully fixed, as the fog and even transparency emulation was just outright broken, somehow worse than its Wii U Virtual Console counterpart (which was already not very good), it also affected other games like Super Mario 64 where the fog was actually not correct, but oddly enough, it's not as much of a problem in Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and I'm not entirely sure what happened between that and Nintendo Switch Online for it to have such a massive emulation downgrade.

I've done some analysis of the software, though not a ton because I don't have that much time to waste reverse engineering emulators. Through that, I found out that iQue was responsible for the Nintendo 64 emulator on Wii U and Switch, because of the emulator framework, named "TRL," being 100% identical to their NES and GBC emulator for 3DS, confirmed to be iQue through leaked source code among other things, and the debug menu is seen on Wii U if you have more than one game ROM in the folder, and it's just like the 3DS one.

The Wii U Virtual Console N64 emulator was already seen as worse than its Wii VC counterpart, mainly due to the dark filter, but that thing has nothing to do with the emulation quality it was providing, aside from apparently some additional slight input lag on top of the already massive input lag which I find mindboggling, the graphics emulation was already considered worse than on Wii, a lot of issues that people saw on NSO were already on Wii U VC, which turned into a massive mess of complaints because, yeah, it turns out the Wii U was just not successful, but the Switch is, making obvious complaints very much more important.

The Dark Link room just happened to be using a bunch of graphical features at once which made it very noticeable when they don't work as intended. When I discussed this with other people, I couldn't help but feel terrible at the answer I get: "It's good enough."

This response annoys me to no end, but in truth, yes, the games are playable, nowadays graphically you probably wouldn't tell the difference from the real N64 with an untrained eye, and in fact, so am I at times too. But the problem is that it now becomes an actual history rewrite of how the game actually was, and you could still say that you would prefer the N64 games now than before with better framerates, better resolution, all that.

Better performance is always better?

Now this is still more of an opinion piece so here's my opinion about better framerate and better resolution: It's fucking misguided. Doing better framerate and better resolution works a lot better for games after that generation than the 32-bit and 64-bit era of the mid 90s to 2000, because the graphics looks a lot better for it and the standards are closer to the current era that we're in.

For N64 however, simply running the game better does not work as well as it should most of the time, and, frankly, seeing big polygons in 720p does not work as well as it should for most games. 2D games especially suffer from this and get some really weird filtering that just bothers me, especially in games like Yoshi's Story and Harvest Moon 64, where the emulator seemingly can't decide whether the graphics should be almost pixel perfect, or become vaseline.

Speaking of vaseline, where's the anti-aliasing? The N64 is very much known for its blurry anti-aliasing! While I'm pretty much immune to aliasing myself, I can still see it's not really respecting the original N64 very well about that, and it only deepens one of the biggest history rewrite of the N64 nowadays, where most people is more likely to look at badly emulated footage of a N64 game than seeing the game running on the original system, and this really bothers me that when you have every single other system on the service to care about this to the point of having a CRT screen filter, and even outright and pretty faithful reproductions of the Game Boy series' screens, N64 is the only one that forces you to play in its uglier HD resolution with no actual option to play games in their original resolution with some CRT filter or not, and that is just a real evidence of a lack of care to me compared to the rest of the systems.

When it comes to better framerates however, as much as I love that (Pilotwings 64 on NSO is actually one of the few experiences I can recommend on it), a lot of the games' speed are tied to the framerate, potentially making games harder than they should due to its speed being more accounted for the actual system, and sometimes, causing actual desync problems that iQue had to implement ways to manually slow the framerate down in specific moments of games just to account for it, but this only works for games that can run faster than intended. A lot of games sometimes have their framerate completely capped and doesn't run any faster.

But emulating the N64 lag is genuinely complex, and it's a problem that's not fully solved to this day even on unofficial N64 emulation, because there's way too many factors to take into account that it would probably take too much performance to figure out where it should take more time to process or not, so, on this one, I have a bit of sympathy about that as a developer, but it is still possible to roughly approximate that, even if the result can be weird; but I don't seem to notice any legit attempts about that.

Besides, a lot of people would be annoyed about the N64 lag and bad framerates, but to me if you want better framerates, in my opinion, it would be done differently, and unofficial emulation absolutely can deal with it in ways that isn't intrusive to the game's performance: If you played the N64Recomp PC port of Majora's Mask, you would know this, as RT64, the new graphics plugin powering this port (and hopefully emulators soon), actually handles interpolation between frames, allowing better framerate without sacrificing the game's performance to be better or worse than intended, and it makes for some real impressive results while still being relatively low in cost. For me this seems like a potential avenue to attempt to ease in comfort with N64 games.

Is N64 emulation really that hard?

…frankly, if you asked me this question 10 years ago, I would have said yes, at least to my understanding back then, but also now. But if you ask me this same question now, the answer is no, mainly because of brand new standards that actually makes a huge difference in how to handle N64 emulation in current systems, even through unofficial emulation.

I know it's very easy to mock unofficial N64 emulation as relatively hard to play, and this I would agree with, but this problem is purely user faced now. The old problem of unofficial N64 emulation was mainly that not many people were doing work on it and their time is just not infinite, but that is very much changing nowadays.

The Nintendo 64 is actually a well understood system, additional research are still being done, but for the most part, we can understand the N64 to a decent degree. The actual bottleneck of N64 emulation was actually how to emulate it on current systems, when we were stuck to older graphics API standards like OpenGL and DirectX 9.

However, a shakeup happened since with Vulkan and DirectX 12, allowing deeper GPU control. This, is actually one of the most important events of computing that actually unlocked bigger N64 emulation potential and finally get rid of problems that plagued N64 graphics emulation and it started with an adaptation of THE most accurate N64 graphics plugin as Parallel-RDP, and its extremely good, but its pretty much asking on performance and requires a decent GPU (no need for the latest stuff though).

Unfortunately, not much happened since on that field, due to as I said before, a lack of developers, but now RT64 exists, and is made to be extremely performant, and especially made to be accurate without relying on any game specific code for it, which is extremely impressive and shows a lot of potential for the future, while providing tons of new features that allows enhancements like frame interpolation and more. RT64 was fully enabled because of Vulkan and DirectX 12, else it would simply not exist!

Now why did I talk about this stuff that's seemingly unrelated to NSO? Well remember that Majora's Mask PC port I talked about earlier that uses RT64? I saw that thing running on Nintendo Switch, seemingly perfectly fine, with enhancements as well.

This makes me look at N64 NSO differently, and with even more criticism than before. Instead of making good graphics emulation through Vulkan, they seemingly instead just ported the graphics emulation from Wii U VC's GX2 API to Vulkan. That isn't without effort, but it is quite frankly lazy, and means that whatever they're doing, they're not using the technology at their disposal to the fullest, especially since Vulkan is a standard that applies to pretty much every current GPU under the sun now, whatever the work is done here, it would likely work on the long term, especially the next systems after the Switch. Why Nintendo did not allow that is just sad, and a waste of time. RT64 was done by mostly a single developer, and while it took many years to be developed, these years could have been reduced a lot more if it was handled by a team fully dedicated to this, with possibly even more cutting edge to it. The ingredients are there, but the recipe was just botched.

Genuine trust issues with the quality

But aside from all this stuff I just talked about, if you didn't understand much of it, hopefully this part should help you understand other issues that I have with N64 NSO.

Remember that the first version of N64 NSO was graphically buggy, and while they did fix that over time, new games sometimes were outright buggy and possibly game breaking:

When they added Paper Mario to the service, while the game did actually receive some improvements over the Wii U VC emulator, the game, somehow, was more prone to crashes. If you game over with Watt as a partner, the emulator crashes, and you lose your progress. If you have the curiosity of hitting trees with your hammer, one of them in the snow town actually crashes the game too! Thankfully both were fixed, but you still needed to wait months! If you had no idea why crashes could be caused as Nintendo just never warns about that stuff, that is genuinely inconvenient.

When they added Kirby 64; the western version actually had a game breaking bug that makes you softlocked if you get hit in a particular way underwater. That is genuinely a terrible bug that could affect just about anybody playing the game. Thankfully, they fixed it the next week, but that REALLY shouldn't have happened to begin with!

There's also the smaller problems like Yoshi's Story's boss, Inviso, where the point of the boss is to be invisible. Except he's very visible at all times making the point of the boss moot and any respect to the original game gone. For some fucking reason, they took more than a year to finally fix it, and that's just a huge shame.

There's also how Jet Force Gemini had a worse widescreen mode and somehow thought it was good for release, thankfully fixed 2 months after, but you still had to wait 2 months!

And then F-Zero X still has genuine framerate problems to this day where the game just runs worse over time. That game is known to run a perfect 60 FPS on the original system, so there's no excuse here.

I could also mention Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, but just look up Graslu's videos on them, he has done a full comparison, showing what's wrong with them with enough detail.

For these, I just mentioned the glaring issues plaguing several games, but a lot of times these issues just comes on their addition to the service, and then only gets fixed months later; and for me, that's an actual disrespect to the player. I understand the developer is doing their best here, but frankly, what that looks like to me is a legit constant: they visibly seems just scrambling to get games to work to a "good enough" state. I am NOT accusing iQue of this, however I accuse Nintendo to not have taken any measures to stop having these kinds of problems to begin with.

To speak better of iQue, they seem to be good at reverse engineering, as they do patch games to fix issues, or sometimes just modifications like anti-epilepsy measures or other kinds of hacks.

The controls

I had some really bad things to say about the controls, but it got partially invalidated when I played Perfect Dark on the service to see how bad it got. I think I simply overthought about it.

Now I have an opinion about the controls of Goldeneye and Perfect Dark that will not please people: They're… fine. The default controls I mean. I know people have some real aversion to FPS that doesn't use a double stick, but frankly I dare say those controls didn't age as badly as you'd think. Some people say it's best played on a N64 controller but I don't agree about that, it's also okay on a regular Switch Pro Controller.

Turok however, oh boy, the default controls can be a double stick FPS… except it's reversed. That's where the ability to remap controls would be very useful here, or possibly just one moment where better forced control setups would be actually nice here.

Or how Pokémon Stadium has minigames that uses actually both the D-pad and the Stick, it could be great if the right Stick acted like the N64 Stick at that moment on a Pro Controller instead of the C Buttons!

Instead, I sometimes get told it is an excuse to get the (frankly expensive) N64 controller. Fuck no. I should not be forced to buy that, and I actually dislike using that controller, and I played tons of N64 games through emulation with different controls without having serious issues either, so for me, this isn't an excuse. Wii U VC also provided button remapping!

The forced use of ZL as the N64 Z button, and L for N64 L button for every game, also bothered me. I know they care about consistency, but then, I got actually curious to check how they handled Z and L on Wii and Wii U VC… and holy shit. They handled it right from the start. On Wii they actually just used the L button for the N64 Z button! But, the N64 B and A buttons do correspond to the B and A buttons on the current controllers regardless. Though, on that one, for most games, it's not as much of a bother, but if you're playing games like, let's say Wave Race 64 or F-Zero X, this is particularly worse.

F-Zero X has the use of strafing left and right, so I'll let you imagine how worse that sounds if you use ZL and R. NOT ZR, that's for C Buttons macros on the face buttons. It feels horrible and unintuitive, but also there's how the B and A buttons on N64 are vertical, and you just use your thumb on both buttons, making it easy to boost or to soften bounces on waves in Wave Race 64, which is a pretty darn important thing to understand, but instead you have to handle it on horizontal B and A buttons, making it a slight bit more annoying to your thumb, physically speaking. It just feels unintuitive and actually bad for your thumb, frankly.

It's where I wish games would actually make either ZR or R buttons to be swapped depending on the title, to be the R button and C button macro, and also offer an option to rotate the face buttons so that B and A would be placed on Y and B instead, corresponding more to the actual feeling of the N64 controller.

Sin & Punishment is oddly enough the only game of the bunch that comes with slightly custom controls, more adapted to the game, and I'm sorta glad that they bothered.

Just to go back to the N64 stick emulation, I also wish the sensitivity of it was managed better on current controllers. It really seems like when some games run faster than intended, added with the fact the stick isn't reproduced faithfully, some games are a lot harder to play, especially with Joy Cons if that's your only and basic options, where for example, turning the camera is way faster and you just keep wanting to reposition all the time.

Missing features

Man, imagine emulating the Controller Pak for the ability to save in games that only uses it instead of battery backed save memory in the cartridge, but then, literally never use it, ever.

Well that's what happened to Wii U VC and N64 NSO. iQue has actually emulated it, but for some reason, they never use it, and I just do not understand why, especially in games where the Rumble Pak isn't supported.

Speaking of the Rumble Pak, it is emulated, but there's one thing I just do not understand: Why isn't there code to automatically swap the Controller Pak and Rumble Pak? They have the best ways to actually handle this in ways that is pretty transparent and unobtrusive, but somehow, they don't bother with it, and it's just very strange. I know the N64 games are weird about it, but some outright allow to swap them, sometimes they even bother to remove the No Controller Pak message in Winback, but in other games they don't even bother removing the Rumble Pak swap message. It's just inconsistent and weird.

We don't have Transfer Pak emulation unfortunately, but that one, I can partially understand, it's definitely a bit messy, but it would still have been cool to play Mario Tennis and Mario Golf with your GBC characters and to level them up on the N64 games. Instead, in Mario Tennis GBC, you actually get the Transfer Pak content unlocked from the start, which is still pretty cool of Nintendo to care, and a mere reminder that they do care about these details in other apps. But in Mario Tennis on N64 NSO, the Transfer Pak courts are yet to be unlocked.

Then there's the wish to see 64DD emulated, which they initially did some work towards that back on Wii U VC, but then simply never touched in years, and then removed the code after I noticed they tried to support the fanmade cartridge ports of them. It's probably just for testing though, I don't really care that they do it like that, but I would think it's particularly crass had they used them officially on the app. This has yet to be seen again, so I don't have my hopes up. Here's hoping the Nintendo Museum made them care though, considering Doshin The Giant 64DD actually showed up there.

The future

I think I pretty much said what I wanted to say the most in one place. It might have been a little hard to read, but I really wanted to make my points very clear.

When I look at N64 NSO vs the rest of the service, I just cannot help but see how worse it is in general, I have genuine trust issues as it is very badly managed as games get added but then doesn't run properly, only to get resolved, if it does, only months later. It just makes me want to put off for later any time I wanna play a N64 game on that service, and I really want to love that service, I want to recommend y'all the biggest N64 library so far that Nintendo has given us that surpasses both Virtual Console libraries on Wii and Wii U, but I just can't.

Unfortunately, I don't see the future to be that bright. I see no reason to believe Nintendo has done any big efforts to allow a better N64 emulator, and of course, Nintendo has never really addressed complaints, and I partially blame the "good enough" feeling. When I read ArsTechnica to make an article just to complain about the borders after the N64 NSO ordeal, it just makes me feel like no matter what, this bigger complaint of mine across all of N64 NSO just cannot be seen seriously. It's a much bigger problem than borders (though, I agree, they should allow more, including pitch black borders).

I don't see any reason for Nintendo to read this either, but that's my full impressions of N64 NSO so far. Nintendo 64 NSO is just shit, and disrespectful to the legacy of the N64.

I outright accuse it to force people to buy a N64 controller just to play it correctly, which definitely worked as it definitely was out of stock several times, but if that's truly what they aimed for, then it's an app that doesn't know what audience it wants. If it aimed to be played by casuals, they'll be put off by the controls. If they aimed for the hardcore, they'll find problems, no matter what.

And it really cannot be helped when the emulator is clearly designed for the developers to manually fix problems per game instead of having a better emulator overall.

[nhaneh]

@lynxden assuming you meant cpu and not gpu then yes xD

it's basically some of the most memorable and fun moments I've had learning programming has been about doing things the Hard Way™ - doing things manually tends to require you to spend more time thinking about what the computer's actually doing to accomplish the things you ask it to do, which is inevitably a lot more work and often nowhere near as efficient or capable because it's pretty unlikely that you just happen to be smarter than the entire R&D teams they have at Nvidia or Unreal or wherever - but it does force you to learn stuff, at least on a temporary basis.

I mean look, when I first learned how to do proper programming that wasn't just faffing around in Qbasic or whatever, it was on Turbo Pascal in DOS some 25-odd years ago, and I'm kind of forever grateful that when it came to doing graphics, instead of just having us use the built in Borland Graphics API, the teacher taught us how to enter VGA mode 0x13 via direct DOS interrupts, and then how to draw graphics by writing directly to the part of memory that held the screen for that mode.

I still remember the address being 0xA000.

So when I decided I really should take another stab at trying to figure out how the hells matrices work for 2D and 3D transformations a few weeks back, I thought hey why not try doing all of this directly using the Win32 GDI API, BitBlt:ing a framebuffer into the graphics because then I'll also have to re-learn a bunch of stuff that I've more or less forgotten over the years. Plus, there's a part of me that kind of wants to try to take some time to learn at least a little more about software reverse engineering - see if I could ever get to a point where I might be able to look into whether some examples of old games or software that doesn't work so well anymore could be updated to work a bit better.

So, step by step I'm gradually working my way towards a software triangle rasteriser to see about poking around with all of that and I dunno maybe I'll make something small and simple out of it like maybe some vampire survivors-alike or something like the original after burner or maybe even descent or something, who knows.

For now it's mostly a whole lot of googling around, trying to wrap my brain around stuff that feels like I used to find it easier to understand than I do now, and basically just reminding myself why I liked doing some of this stuff, haha.

[cerulity]

tweaking bc of the differences between open source projects and corporate software

there are two projects that id like to mention here, imhex and furnace.

imhex is a complete set of tools for reverse engineering file formats and other bytestreams, it has its own goddamn language to let you parse them, as well as visualizers for graphs, bitmaps, 3d models, and a whole bunch of other stuff, not to mention the disassembler.

furnace is a chiptune tracker that allows you to create songs with a plethora of different audio chips, including some fantasy chips. its what i use to make the chiptune songs i post to my youtube channel, its fantastic.

and both of these are free, hundreds of hours of effort and passion have been put into these projects to make them as good as possible, and theyre still getting better, all while letting you download the code that makes up these projects to change it however you want.

but theres this set of software that our company uses that allows you to create courses, its honestly not that hard to make. thats fine, but heres my issue with it:

1749 PER YEAR. PER USER.

????????

AM I DOING SOMETHING WRONG? I COULD LITERALLY MAKE THIS STUFF IN POWERSHELL IF I WANTED TO, THIS SHOULD NOT COST THAT MUCH.

[coutelier]

This week - well, pretty much all last month to be honest - I have been playing Phantasy Star Online 2. Just because I have fond memories of the original PSO for the Sega Dreamcast and PC (actually one of the few discontinued MMO's you can still play, as fans reverse engineered the server software which you can download and run on your own PC). And it had been sitting in my library for quite a long time and I'd never gotten around to it.

First of course comes character creation. This is a 3D anime game of course, but still you've got more options than most games give you over how your character looks:

Although, really, this is the only thing that matters - this is what I'm looking at the vast majority of the time while playing the game:

I will usually play as a woman protagonist whenever that's an option in games, although even when it is - even today - I sadly find that those games are still very clearly written with a male protagonist in mind:

Which is actually odd in this case, as one of the notable things about the original Phantasy Star - released for Sega Master System back in 1987 - was its protagonist:

I've played the original on an emulator years after, with upscaling and smoothing etc. It was pretty good. But it caught my eye because of the protagonist, and even decades later there aren't that many JRPGS with females leads. To me that made it interesting. It's a bit sad that today we live in world where people have decided to eschew things like imagination and empathy, and are only able to consume media if they can sub themselves for the main character and picture Luke Skywalker handing them his lightsaber saying 'truly, you are a great Jedi and the only one who can save the galaxy!'

Er, but I digress... the game! I mean, it's an MMO; fun at first, but inevitably reaches a point where it feels like all you're doing is grinding and then start to lose interest.

[3-hits]

Nintendo sues Yuzu Switch Emulator

February 28th 2024    Gaming / Nintendo / Lawsuit

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime Addict

Nintendo has initiated legal action against the creators of Yuzu, an open-source Nintendo Switch emulator, as revealed by a lawsuit filed in a Rhode Island court on Monday. The lawsuit, detailed across 41 pages, targets Tropic Haze, the entity behind Yuzu, with specific mention of an individual identified by the alias Bunnei, who spearheads Yuzu's development. The genesis of this lawsuit was initially reported by Stephen Totilo, a correspondent for Game File.

Yuzu, which emerged in 2018 shortly after the debut of the Nintendo Switch, is a freely available emulator crafted by the same developers responsible for Citra, a Nintendo 3DS emulator. Essentially, Yuzu functions as software enabling users to engage with Nintendo Switch games on platforms such as Windows PC, Linux (including devices like the Steam Deck), and certain Android devices. While the legality of emulators per se isn't inherently contentious, their employment for pirating copyrighted games is a matter of concern. Nintendo's lawsuit contends that there exists no lawful avenue for utilizing Yuzu.

Within the legal documentation, Nintendo asserts that "there is no lawful way to use Yuzu to play Nintendo Switch games." Nevertheless, this assertion invites scrutiny and potential legal rebuttals on behalf of the emulator developers.

Firstly, the US Copyright Office generally permits users to create duplicates of legitimately acquired software for archival motives, subject to specific conditions. Consequently, accessing personal archival copies could conceivably constitute a lawful purpose for utilizing an emulator such as Yuzu.

Significantly, the Yuzu emulator, being open-source, does not incorporate copies of the necessary "prod.keys" mentioned in Nintendo's lawsuit, which users must supply themselves. This sets Yuzu apart from the Dolphin emulator, which faced removal from Steam in the previous year after Nintendo highlighted its inclusion of the Wii Common Key for decrypting game files.

In the absence of intrinsic capabilities to circumvent digital rights management (DRM), an emulator typically falls within the ambit of legal precedent permitting emulation of one hardware system on another through reverse-engineering methodologies.

Nintendo's legal pursuit against Yuzu reflects a complex intersection of intellectual property rights, digital preservation, and the evolving landscape of emulation technology. As the case unfolds, it promises to shape future discussions surrounding the legality and boundaries of emulator usage within the gaming community.

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Choosing the Right Partner for Mechanical Engineering Services in India

Whether you are an OEM a product developer or a startup with engineering challenge finding the right partner for a mechanical engineering services in India can make a world of a difference. The right team can truly transform your ideas into market ready solutions affordably and with precision. India has become a global hotspot for mechanical design and engineering support. But with so many mechanical engineering services companies in India how do you pick the right one.

Why choose mechanical engineering services in India?

Before diving into selection criteria, it's very important for you to understand why businesses across the globe are turning to India for their mechanical engineering requirements. India produces thousands of skilled Mechanical Engineers every year many trained in global standards and the latest tools. You get high quality services at the best prices that helps you reduce product development expenses. From product design to industrial automation and also machine design Indian firms offer you a complete spectrum of services.

Evaluate technical expertise

The first thing that you have to check is the technical capability. Does the company you choose have real experience in your domain? You need to look for providers that have worked across industries like automotive and tooling, aerospace consumer products heavy machinery and industrial automation. Also, you need to understand the skills in areas like 3D modeling and reverse engineering. The best companies in India will have strong portfolios including successful case studies.

Ask about tools and software proficiency 

Top engineering service producers are proficient in industry standard tools like SolidWorks. Don't hesitate to ask which platforms they use and whether their license is updated. Tool proficiency often reflects the commitment of a company to quality and innovation. 

Check the engineering process

A reliable partner should have structured engineering workflow from concept to delivery. Unit to look for companies that follow proven frameworks like requirement gathering and feasibility analysis besides concept generation and also multiple design iterations. this level of structure ensures smoother communication and also few costly errors. 

Flexibility and scalability

You want a partner who can grow with you. Some mechanical engineering services companies in India just cater only to small scale jobs, while others are equipped to handle complex high-volume projects. You need to make sure that your selected company can scale up the team when needed and offer full-time dedicated engineers if required. They also need to adjust to changing timelines or technical demands.

So above all you need to know that choosing the right partner like us Pure Machine Design for mechanical engineering services in India is way more than just cost, it's all about value. You need a team that understands your product speaks your languages and also delivers on time. Up Next : How Machine Design Services in India Are Revolutionizing Manufact

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3D reverse engineering cad software is a technique used to capture the geometry, dimensions, and features of a physical object and convert it into a digital format for analysis, modification, or replication purposes. The reverse engineering process may vary depending on the object being scanned, the quality of the acquired data, and the expertise of the professionals involved

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3D Laser Scanner Market Size, Share, Trends, Demand, Growth, Challenges and Competitive Outlook

Executive Summary 3D Laser Scanner Market :

The Global 3D Laser Scanner Market size was valued at USD 3.30 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 6.12 billion by 2032,at a CAGR of 7.10% during the forecast period

The base year for calculation in 3D Laser Scanner Market business report is taken while the historic year which will tell how the market will perform in the forecast years by informing what the market definition, classifications, applications, and engagements are. This report is also all-embracing of the data which covers market definition, classifications, applications, engagements, market drivers and market restraints that are based on the SWOT analysis. The large scale 3D Laser Scanner Market report is a comprehensive study about the market which tells about the market status in the forecast period .

An excellent 3D Laser Scanner Market research report can be generated only with the leading attributes such as highest level of spirit, practical solutions, committed research and analysis, innovation, talent solutions, integrated approaches, most up-to-date technology and dedication. Hence, all the above aspects are firmly followed by DBMR team while building this market report for a client. Furthermore, influencing factors such as market drivers, market restraints and competitive analysis is studied with the SWOT analysis which is the most established tool when it comes to generate market research report. With 3D Laser Scanner Market report, build a strong organization and make better decisions that take business on the right track.

Discover the latest trends, growth opportunities, and strategic insights in our comprehensive 3D Laser Scanner Market report. Download Full Report: https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-3d-laser-scanner-market

3D Laser Scanner Market Overview

**Segments**

- By Range (Short Range, Medium Range, Long Range) - By Product (Tripod Mounted, Fixed CMM Based, Portable CMM Based, Desktop) - By Type (Phase Shift, Pulse Based) - By Offering (Hardware, Software, Services) - By Application (Reverse Engineering, Quality Control & Inspection, Virtual Simulation) - By Vertical (Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Healthcare, Architecture & Construction, Energy & Power)

The global 3D laser scanner market is segmented based on various factors to provide a comprehensive overview of the industry. By range, the market can be categorized into short range, medium range, and long range scanners catering to different distance requirements. In terms of product, the market offers tripod mounted, fixed CMM based, portable CMM based, and desktop scanners to cater to various needs and preferences of end-users. 3D laser scanners can also be classified based on their type, such as phase shift or pulse-based scanners. Furthermore, the market is segmented by offering into hardware, software, and services, providing a complete solution for 3D scanning requirements. Application-wise, the market caters to industries such as reverse engineering, quality control & inspection, and virtual simulation, offering versatility in application areas. Lastly, the market serves various verticals including automotive, aerospace & defense, healthcare, architecture & construction, and energy & power industries, among others.

**Market Players**

- FARO Technologies, Inc. - Hexagon AB - Perceptron, Inc. - Creaform - Ametek - Maptek - Trimble Inc. - Topcon Corporation - Nikon Metrology - RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH

The global 3D laser scanner market boasts a competitive landscape with key players leading the way in innovation and market presence. Companies such as FARO Technologies, Inc., Hexagon AB, and Perceptron, Inc. are renowned for their advanced 3D laser scanning technologies. Other notable players in the market include Creaform, Ametek, Maptek, Trimble Inc., Topcon Corporation, Nikon Metrology, and RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH. These market players invest heavily in research and development to enhance their product offerings and maintain a competitive edge in the dynamic 3D laser scanner market.

The global 3D laser scanner market continues to witness significant growth driven by factors such as increasing demand for high-precision scanning solutions across various industries and the rising adoption of 3D scanning technology in applications like quality control, reverse engineering, and virtual simulation. As technology advancements in 3D scanning systems continue to evolve, market players are focusing on developing innovative solutions to cater to the diverse needs of end-users across different verticals. The market is witnessing a trend towards the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms in 3D laser scanners to enhance scanning accuracy and efficiency.

One of the key trends shaping the 3D laser scanner market is the growing adoption of portable CMM-based scanners, especially in industries like automotive and aerospace, where on-site measurement and inspection tasks are common. Portable CMM-based scanners offer flexibility and ease of use, enabling users to conduct scanning tasks quickly and accurately in various environments. Additionally, the demand for desktop 3D laser scanners is also on the rise, driven by the need for compact and cost-effective scanning solutions for small scale applications.

In terms of market players, companies like FARO Technologies, Inc., Hexagon AB, and Perceptron, Inc. are at the forefront of driving innovation and technological advancements in the 3D laser scanner market. These companies have a strong global presence and offer a wide range of cutting-edge scanning solutions to cater to the evolving needs of industries such as automotive, aerospace, and healthcare. Furthermore, emerging players like Creaform and RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH are focusing on developing niche solutions tailored to specific industry requirements, thereby expanding their market footprint.

The 3D laser scanner market is also witnessing strategic collaborations and partnerships among key players to enhance their product portfolios and reach new customer segments. Joint ventures and acquisitions are becoming increasingly common as companies seek to leverage each other's strengths and capabilities to drive innovation and market expansion. These strategic initiatives are expected to further fuel market growth and competitiveness in the coming years.

Moreover, the increasing focus on sustainability and environmental conservation is influencing the development of eco-friendly 3D laser scanning solutions that minimize energy consumption and reduce carbon footprint. Market players are investing in research and development to design energy-efficient scanners that align with stringent environmental regulations and sustainability goals set by governments and organizations worldwide.

Overall, the global 3D laser scanner market is poised for substantial growth fueled by technological advancements, expanding applications across diverse verticals, and strategic collaborations among market players. With continuous innovation and a customer-centric approach, key players in the market are well-positioned to capitalize on emerging opportunities and drive the next wave of growth in the dynamic 3D laser scanner industry.The global 3D laser scanner market is witnessing significant growth propelled by the increasing demand for high-precision scanning solutions across multiple industries. As the adoption of 3D scanning technology continues to rise in applications such as quality control, reverse engineering, and virtual simulation, market players are actively developing innovative solutions to address the evolving needs of end-users across various verticals. This trend is further accentuated by continuous technological advancements in 3D scanning systems, with a particular focus on integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to enhance scanning accuracy and efficiency. This strategic move by market players reflects a proactive approach in staying abreast of the latest technological developments to maintain a competitive edge in the market.

An emerging trend shaping the 3D laser scanner market is the increasing preference for portable CMM-based scanners, particularly in industries like automotive and aerospace. The portability and convenience offered by these scanners make them ideal for on-site measurement and inspection tasks, where agility and accuracy are paramount. Additionally, there is a growing demand for desktop 3D laser scanners driven by the need for compact and cost-effective scanning solutions for small-scale applications. This shift in preferences towards more flexible and efficient scanning solutions underscores the dynamic nature of the market, as end-users seek tailored solutions to meet their specific requirements.

In the competitive landscape of the 3D laser scanner market, key players such as FARO Technologies, Inc., Hexagon AB, and Perceptron, Inc. are at the forefront of driving innovation and technological advancements. These companies not only have a strong global presence but also offer a wide range of cutting-edge scanning solutions tailored to the diverse needs of industries ranging from automotive to healthcare. Moreover, emerging players like Creaform and RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH are carving out their niche by focusing on developing specialized solutions that cater to specific industry demands, thus expanding their market reach.

Strategic collaborations and partnerships among market players are becoming increasingly prevalent in the 3D laser scanner market. Companies are pooling their strengths and capabilities through joint ventures and acquisitions to enhance their product portfolios and tap into new customer segments. These strategic initiatives are expected to drive innovation, market expansion, and foster competitiveness within the industry. Additionally, the industry's growing emphasis on sustainability and environmental conservation is spurring the development of eco-friendly 3D laser scanning solutions that align with stringent environmental regulations. Market players are investing in R&D to design energy-efficient scanners and comply with sustainability goals set by regulatory bodies and organizations globally, indicating a shift towards more environmentally conscious practices.

In conclusion, the global 3D laser scanner market is positioned for substantial growth driven by technological advancements, expanding applications across diverse verticals, and strategic collaborations among market players. With a focus on innovation, customer-centric solutions, and sustainability, key players in the market are well-equipped to leverage emerging opportunities and steer the industry towards a new phase of growth and development.

The 3D Laser Scanner Market is highly fragmented, featuring intense competition among both global and regional players striving for market share. To explore how global trends are shaping the future of the top 10 companies in the keyword market.

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2026 VS 2025 RANGE ROVER VELAR: COMPARING THE LATEST LUXURY SUVS

RANGE ROVER VELAR OVERVIEW

● The Range Rover Velar exudes sophistication, perfectly reflecting your ethos. Aesthetic lines, clear contours, and futuristic finishes unite in a dramatic yet elegant style. Crafted with comfort and control in mind, the vehicle provides complete satisfaction for the well-traveled--everything is within reach, at your fingertips.

● The Inspired Collection, designed by expert engineers, the Velar is created to inspire the user's imagination--order and choose, or as a starting point to customize their own vision. Calm and modern, the vehicle has a harmonious Caraway interior that calms the senses, providing room for introspective thought, healing, and renewal.

● No doubt, the Range Rover Velar is an attractive vehicle but also delivers a tranquil haven especially provided to bestow sophistication with every drive. The car is particularly built for you and fulfills your dreams of ownership in every way.

● The next-gen Pivi Pro system provides infotainment, boasting a refined 11.4-inch touchscreen and adjustable controls within hand's reach--volume, climate, seats, you name it. The 3D surround camera system offers a 360-degree view of the environment around you, making it easy to navigate some of the most challenging terrains.

● A highly immersive sound experience greets you inside the Range Rover Velar. The powerful Meridian™ 3D Surround Sound System delivers high-quality audio to speakers fitted across the cabin. It creates a concert-like atmosphere in the cabin and lets you stay effortlessly connected on the road with the Online Package. Users also get access to embedded apps like Amazon Alexa and Spotify, while the SOTA, or Software-over-the-Air, keeps you up to date.

● Enjoy the convenience of wireless device charging and seamless connectivity, keeping your space clutter-free and your devices powered on the go. A suite of advanced driver assistance features enhances every journey, making driving and parking simpler, smarter, and safer.

● The Range Rover Velar is a confident vehicle that gives a composed drive, thanks to its sophisticated driving dynamics. The Adaptive Dynamics tracks body and steering movements up to 500 times per second, providing a smooth drive with optimal control. With Configurable Dynamics, you can set up a chassis and powertrain configuration that suits your driving style.

● Regardless of terrain, Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD) with Intelligent Driveline Dynamics (IDD) manages torque distribution between front and rear axles to deliver maximum. Adjustable technologies also enhance your drive on the road, and the Dynamic mode within Terrain Response enhances performance, while the All-Terrain Progress Control sustains constant speed off-road for a comfortable driving experience. Adding more convenience, the Advanced Tow Assist removes the hassle of reversing with a trailer, making towing easy and hassle-free.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: What are some of the most significant differences between the 2026 and 2025 Range Rover Velar? A: The 2026 Range Rover Velar Canada brings significant upgrades to the 2025 version. One major shift is the addition of the new Autobiography trim in place of the HSE trim, which includes luxury touches such as a Meridian audio system, suede headliner, extended leather interior, and unique copper-colored exterior accents.

Q: Has the outside styling of the Range Rover Velar been altered from the 2025 to the 2026 model? A: Yes, the 2026 Range Rover Velar features a new exterior look, with the front grille having been redesigned, the headlights having been reduced in height but made thinner, and the stance made more aggressive, adding only to its aerodynamic and striking look.

Q: Are there any new interior features or technology advancements in the 2026 A: Range Rover Velar over the 2025 model? A: Yes, the 2026 Range Rover Velar in Canada features a number of interior upgrades to the 2025 model. Most importantly, it features the optional Meridian™ Signature Sound System with speakers and amplifier power, and brings in Cabin Air Purification Plus, which removes dust and microbes and also checks CO₂ levels to ensure occupant health.

Q: What engine options are available for the 2026 Range Rover Velar, and have they changed from 2025? A: The 2026 Range Rover Velar in Canada has the identical engine offerings as the 2025 model: P250: Turbocharged 2.0L inline-4 engine generating 247 hp and 269 lb-ft of torque. P400: 3.0L inline-6 mild hybrid engine with 395 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque. Each engine is matched with an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive.

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3d design services

In today's fast-paced digital era, 3D design services have revolutionized the way industries innovate, prototype, and manufacture. From concept to creation, 3D design transforms ideas into tangible, functional models with unparalleled precision. Whether you're in engineering, architecture, healthcare, or manufacturing, the demand for advanced 3D solutions continues to grow.

One of the standout leaders in this field is Foxxtechnologies, a company renowned for delivering high-quality, industry-driven 3D design services tailored to meet the most demanding project specifications.

Email Us : info@foxxtechnology.com

Why 3D Design Services Are Crucial in Modern Industries

1. Enhanced Visualization 3D design services provide realistic models that help stakeholders visualize the final product in great detail. This improves communication and decision-making in early stages.

2. Efficient Prototyping Traditional prototyping methods are time-consuming and expensive. With 3D design, you can quickly develop prototypes, test functionality, and iterate efficiently.

3. Cost Reduction By catching design flaws early, 3D design minimizes costly changes later in the production cycle, saving both time and resources.

4. Customization at Scale 3D modeling makes it easier to customize products according to client specifications without significantly affecting cost or development time.

Foxxtechnologies – Pioneering the Future of 3D Design Services

Foxxtechnologies is not just another service provider; it’s a trusted partner in digital innovation. With a team of highly skilled engineers and designers, the company offers cutting-edge 3D design solutions that cater to various industries, including:

Medical Device Manufacturing

Biopharmaceutical Equipment

Cleanroom and Laboratory Infrastructure

Product Engineering and Development

Using the latest CAD software and simulation tools, Foxxtechnologies delivers designs that are not only accurate but also optimized for functionality, safety, and scalability.

Applications of Foxxtechnologies' 3D Design Services

Product Development: From ideation to market-ready products

Reverse Engineering: Recreating legacy parts or systems

Industrial Equipment Design: High-precision machinery and assemblies

Medical Prototypes: Custom, patient-specific designs

Architectural Modeling: Functional layouts and space planning

What Sets Foxxtechnologies Apart?

Experienced Design Team: Skilled in various industry standards and CAD platforms

Client-Centric Approach: Designs are tailored to client goals and regulatory requirements

Cutting-Edge Tools: Utilizes modern software for 3D modeling, simulation, and visualization

Fast Turnaround: Agile processes that reduce design cycles

Final Thoughts

If you're looking to enhance your product development process or visualize complex engineering ideas, 3D design services are essential. And with Foxxtechnologies, you gain a strategic advantage backed by expertise, innovation, and reliability.

Whether it’s prototyping, engineering design, or complete product modeling, Foxxtechnologies is your go-to partner for turning imagination into reality.

Email Us : info@foxxtechnology.com

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still idly wishing I had the time and energy to both either reverse engineer and patch or just recreate paint shop pro 7 with better compatibility with modern windows and some additional file format support and a handful of other additions, and to build some kind of 3d modelling software actually aimed towards game dev stuff, meaning better support and function for things like vertex painting, vertex normals, multi-layer UV mapping, moving vertex weights around etc, all while also explicitly providing direct access to the underlying numbers being used. Like all data should be possible to view and edit directly, actual numbers possible to copy and paste back and forth.

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Professional 3D CAD Modeling Services to Accelerate Your Product Development

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing and product design environment, 3D CAD modeling has become the backbone of innovation and precision. Whether you’re an industrial manufacturer, an architect, or a product designer, the ability to digitally visualize, test, and perfect your ideas before production is invaluable.

Shalin Designs, a trusted name in CAD outsourcing, offers top-tier 3D CAD modeling services to help you design faster, reduce costs, and ensure flawless execution from concept to creation.

🚀 What is 3D CAD Modeling?

3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) modeling is the process of creating three-dimensional digital representations of physical objects using advanced CAD software such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Creo, and Fusion 360.

These models serve as accurate visual and structural blueprints, providing essential data for manufacturing, prototyping, simulations, and design evaluations. 3D CAD modeling helps in reducing material waste, detecting design errors early, and accelerating product delivery timelines.

💡 Why Choose 3D CAD Modeling Services from Shalin Designs?

At Shalin Designs, we believe design precision starts with clarity, creativity, and collaboration. Here’s what makes our 3D CAD modeling service a cut above the rest:

✅ Expertise Across Industries

Our skilled CAD designers have years of experience serving a range of industries including:

Furniture manufacturing

Industrial equipment design

Architectural structures

Consumer product design

Automotive components

Sheet metal and mechanical design

✅ High-Precision Modeling

We create detailed parametric and non-parametric models that are 100% production-ready. Our models align with real-world constraints, tolerances, and manufacturing standards.

✅ Software Flexibility

We work with all leading CAD software platforms and can adapt to your file requirements, design standards, and project workflows.

✅ Cost-Effective Outsourcing

Looking to save up to 50% in design costs without compromising on quality? Shalin Designs provides offshore 3D CAD modeling solutions that meet global standards at competitive prices.

✅ Fast Turnaround Time

Tight deadline? No problem. Our streamlined process and dedicated team allow us to deliver high-quality CAD models quickly — without sacrificing detail or accuracy.

🛠️ Our 3D CAD Modeling Capabilities

We offer end-to-end 3D CAD services for both simple and complex design requirements, including:

1. Concept to CAD Conversion

Have a sketch or an idea? We help you convert hand-drawn concepts, 2D drafts, or even ideas into detailed 3D models for validation and development.

2. Reverse Engineering

Need to recreate a legacy part or product? Our team uses digital measurements or 3D scans to generate accurate CAD files.

3. Mechanical 3D Modeling

Designing mechanical parts, assemblies, or machine components? We specialize in parametric modeling and detailed part analysis.

4. Furniture & Millwork Modeling

We provide detailed furniture and millwork models for custom manufacturing, visualization, and space planning.

5. Architectural & MEP Modeling

From BIM-ready models to architectural components, we create accurate and scalable 3D models for construction and infrastructure projects.

📈 Benefits of Partnering with Shalin Designs

Partnering with Shalin Designs means you gain a reliable design extension to your in-house team. Our clients enjoy:

Reduced product development time

Increased design accuracy

Easy integration with CAM and CNC workflows

Support for prototyping and 3D printing

Enhanced design collaboration via cloud-based file sharing

We ensure confidentiality and security for all your intellectual property. NDAs and service-level agreements are available for long-term partnerships.

🌍 Serving Clients Globally

From startups to large enterprises, Shalin Designs proudly serves clients across the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and the Middle East. Whether you need a one-time CAD project or a long-term design partner, we deliver world-class service tailored to your goals.

📞 Ready to Digitally Transform Your Designs?

Don’t let your ideas stay on paper. Bring them to life with high-precision 3D CAD modeling from Shalin Designs.

👉 Contact us today to get a free quote or discuss your next design project.