new 2ds xl missing setting

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nowshining 2 days ago#1 Auto Brightness is missing with even the latest update as of this post.. See Profile For More Info.: https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/bio - Train=Choo Choo, & https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/games/owned reportquote

arrrdunla 2 days ago#2 Who the f*** use auto brightness? reportquote

NinjaSquirtle 2 days ago#3 It was removed purposely. New 2DS XL does not have the feature. reportquote

Cocco 2 days ago#4 Honestly, the first thing I did with every 3DS system I had was to turn that option off. I found it really annoying to see the screen constantly becoming darker or brighter. I don't think that it saves that much battery anyway, plus almost everybody have a powerbank for longer periods away from home. reportquote

nowshining (Topic Creator)2 days ago#5 it saved by about 50%. and drained the battery faster by about 50%.... It operates within that range set, etc... See Profile For More Info.: https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/bio - Train=Choo Choo, & https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/games/owned (edited 2 days ago)reportquote

Cocco 2 days ago#6 nowshining posted... it saved by about 50%. and drained the battery faster by about 50%.... It operates within that range set, etc... Not bad, always thought that it was much less... but It really drives me mad to see it anyway :) reportquote

nowshining (Topic Creator)2 days ago#7 Cocco posted... nowshining posted... it saved by about 50%. and drained the battery faster by about 50%.... It operates within that range set, etc... Not bad, always thought that it was much less... but It really drives me mad to see it anyway :) it really depends on if your in the shade more or less vs being directly in the sunlight more or less...One side may save more battery vs the other may drain the battery more, so it really depends on which side your in more shade or sunlight, etc, and inbetween, etc, and so forth....Follow that, and the battery may drain equal, more or less depending on the situation, etc...By sunlight I include lighting, etc.... See Profile For More Info.: https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/bio - Train=Choo Choo, & https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/games/owned (edited 2 days ago)reportquote

nowshining (Topic Creator)2 days ago#8 It may use a little more battery to operate, etc.... See Profile For More Info.: https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/bio - Train=Choo Choo, & https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/games/owned reportquote

irulethegalaxy 2 days ago#9 Doesn't the auto-brightness use the same sensor as the super-stable 3D? If so, that'd explain why they got rid of it (in addition to being both useless and annoying). Friend Code: 5155-2976-5976 reportquote

nowshining (Topic Creator)2 days ago#10 irulethegalaxy posted... Doesn't the auto-brightness use the same sensor as the super-stable 3D? If so, that'd explain why they got rid of it (in addition to being both useless and annoying). I don't know... See Profile For More Info.: https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/bio - Train=Choo Choo, & https://www.gamefaqs.com/community/nowshining/games/owned reportquote

Solid Sonic 2 days ago#11 Cocco posted... Honestly, the first thing I did with every 3DS system I had was to turn that option off. I found it really annoying to see the screen constantly becoming darker or brighter. I don't think that it saves that much battery anyway, plus almost everybody have a powerbank for longer periods away from home. It's not supposed to be about power saving, it's about changing the lighting intensity to match the surrounding sources so you don't have to look at something that contrasts the local environment too heavily. DorkLink said I could borrow his signature so I did (see below): reportquote

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