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A companion app for Vitabright plugin that allows to easily tweak OLED gamma tables.  
A companion app for Vitabright plugin that allows to easily tweak OLED gamma tables.  


Requires [[Vitabright Vita|Vitabright]] 1.1 or later.
Requires [[Vitabright]] 1.1 or later.


==User guide==
==User guide==
Keep in mind that the changes won't be permanent until you press Start in the app in order to write them to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt.
Keep in mind that the changes won't be permanent until you press Start in the app in order to write them to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt.


Video: https://streamable.com/ltnlpc
Note that 1 line = 1 brightness level.
 
In a line there are 21 numbers (2-digits each). It's actually 7 groups of 3 colors.
 
It goes like this: [RR GG BB] [ RR GG BB]  [RR GG BB] ...
 
Each group corresponds to an intensity.
 
The first group is for intensity levels from 171 to 255, second one is for 81 to 171, etc.
 
The last group is a bit different, but you shouldn't need to change it.
 
So by changing these values, you can tweak how the OLED displays high/low intensity colors.
 
Easiest to understand is experimenting. Put some values to 0 and see what happens.
 
You can learn more about about how the lut table works [https://github.com/devnoname120/vitabright/wiki/What-is-the-format-of-the-OLED-gamma-table%3F here].


==Controls==
==Controls==
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Cross - Cycle through the test images.
Cross - Cycle through the test images.


Start - Write your changes to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (Warning: this will overwrite the file)
Start - Write your changes to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (warning: this will overwrite the file)


Circle - Cancel your changes and reload ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (this won't work if you've already pressed Start)
Circle - Cancel your changes and reload ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (this won't work if you've already pressed Start)
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==Screenshots==
==Screenshots==
vitabrightluteditor3.png
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/vitahomebrews/vitabrightluteditor3.png


vitabrightluteditor4.png
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/vitahomebrews/vitabrightluteditor4.png


vitabrightluteditor5.png
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/vitahomebrews/vitabrightluteditor5.png
 
==Media==
Video: https://streamable.com/ltnlpc


==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 06:58, 13 December 2022

Vitabright Lut Editor
Vitabrightluteditor2.png
General
Authordevnoname120
TypeSystem Tools
Version1.1
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2020/12/21
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A companion app for Vitabright plugin that allows to easily tweak OLED gamma tables.

Requires Vitabright 1.1 or later.

User guide

Keep in mind that the changes won't be permanent until you press Start in the app in order to write them to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt.

Note that 1 line = 1 brightness level.

In a line there are 21 numbers (2-digits each). It's actually 7 groups of 3 colors.

It goes like this: [RR GG BB] [ RR GG BB] [RR GG BB] ...

Each group corresponds to an intensity.

The first group is for intensity levels from 171 to 255, second one is for 81 to 171, etc.

The last group is a bit different, but you shouldn't need to change it.

So by changing these values, you can tweak how the OLED displays high/low intensity colors.

Easiest to understand is experimenting. Put some values to 0 and see what happens.

You can learn more about about how the lut table works here.

Controls

Triangle/Square - Change the brightness level you're editing.

Select - Change the screen brightness level to the one you're editing.

Cross - Cycle through the test images.

Start - Write your changes to ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (warning: this will overwrite the file)

Circle - Cancel your changes and reload ur0:/tai/vitabright_lut.txt (this won't work if you've already pressed Start)

Arrow - Move around and increase/decrease values

This is a system app so you can always leave it with the HOME button and open for example a game. You can then come back to this app.

Screenshots

vitabrightluteditor3.png

vitabrightluteditor4.png

vitabrightluteditor5.png

Media

Video: https://streamable.com/ltnlpc

External links

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