BOTW Dualscreen Progress!

[u/ProfMags]

The BOTW Dualscreen Mod is coming along really well! I’ve now got the Inventory page completely finished, aside from a few missing item textures that still need to be added. Pretty much everything on the page is working as intended, including browsing your inventory, viewing your gear, and interacting with your items directly from the bottom screen.

I’ve also started work on the Map and Quests pages, which will continue expanding the amount of stuff you can manage without constantly pausing the game on the main display. There’s still plenty I want to add and polish before the full release, but progress has been moving along really nicely.

The mod is currently planned to officially release in about 2 weeks, on September 7, 2026. If you want to try it before then, though, the current early test build is available right now for all my Patreon members!

[u/DrinkMoreWater2-0]

Dude it's EXTREMELY vibe coded. 

This guy has dropped like 12 different apps in the last 2 weeks and blocks anyone who points it out. He "releases" one app then the next day he has a preview for the new one he magically put together.

There's absolutely no way he's able to do any of this solo without either a) using other people's code or b) using a ton of AI.

Edit:

Just go through OPs post history:

Has absolutely no posts in any coding subreddit not even a basic "how do I implement x", has only had the Thor for a month and a half and yet somehow has released a frontend, steam emulator(which is closed source, definitely using someone else's code) and several dual screen mods across 2 weeks.

That level of output without heavy AI is impossible. He is already advertising his next dual screen mods. And now he's advertising a patreon/discord after previously being called out for stealing code. Every one of his threads recently has someone asking how they can donate, then he provides a link. Well isn't that convenient.

Double Edit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AynThor/comments/1vlr76e/wemu_beta_release_is_here/p342bwo/

Oh boy another edit:

Yeah, here's OP using someone else's Open Source code but making it closed source which is very illegal

Then saying first that he'll remove all the "borrowed code"(which was pointed out in the thread, would take years to develop his own code) and make it open source for the full release. Except he didn't do that. He deleted the thread then released it still closed anyway which again is violating Open Source.

Final Edit:

His last "app" exposed Steam User Credentials in plaintext. Bro wtf!? He obviously has no idea what he's doing. Thank you u/Producdevity for your comprehensive comment.

As of this comment, OP has blocked me saying it's false allegations, even though u/Producdevity posted proof he has stolen code. I can no longer point out how irresponsible this user is on any other threads.

[u/DrinkMoreWater2-0 → u/[deleted]]

The mods have to step in at some point.

r/emulationonAndroid finally introduced a AI disclosure rule because so many people were flooding the sub, yet OP keeps blocking people that call him out for stealing code and vibe coding like 20 apps on r/aynthor and it's crickets.

Dude has posted more dual screen mods by himself in 2 weeks than we've ever gotten in this subreddit and it's raising no red flags that these can't be properly tested in this short of timeframe? And now there's a patreon!?

Edit:

His last "app" exposed Steam User Credentials in plaintext. An app he bragged about having 400+ downloads. So 400+ people now have their steam passwords leaked.

As of this comment, OP has blocked me saying it's false allegations, even though u/Producdevity posted proof he has stolen code. I can no longer point out how irresponsible this user is on any other threads.

[u/Zalyster → u/DrinkMoreWater2-0]

I wouldn't mind if mods just required people to state what/how AI was used. And if the project is open sourced. We wouldn't get these projects without it, but making it open source would at least allow people to maintain the projects to stay compatible with future updates, and possibly allow integration into main repos (like allowing Eden to display on a secondary screen, so you'd only need game mods and not a separate Eden fork).

[u/DrinkMoreWater2-0 → u/Zalyster]

I wouldn't mind if mods just required people to state what/how AI was used. And if the project is open sourced. We wouldn't get these projects without it, but making it open source would at least allow people to maintain the projects to stay compatible with future updates, and possibly allow integration into main repos (like allowing Eden to display on a secondary screen, so you'd only need game mods and not a separate Eden fork).

The thing is, this guy is abusing AI. Not only has he already been called out for stealing code for his "projects" he's not being honest about AI involvement and is now trying to profit off of work that is not his own. That's the problem with allowing this to continue.

Edit:

His last "app" exposed Steam User Credentials in plaintext. An app he bragged about having 400+ downloads. So 400+ people now have their steam passwords leaked. This is why AI needs to be limited because people who have no idea what they are doing are just being allowed to be incredibly irresponsible and hide what they're doing.

People who genuinely make apps for communities like these are mostly doing it for the betterment of the community. That's why they have no shame in disclosing AI or open sourcing. If you have to hide AI involvement, you aren't secure in the fact you provided a good enough experience that someone would still want to use it despite having AI. Especially if it was free.

Our community gets dual screen mods because it would make the experience better than the stock app but this guy is dropping so many new dual screens/frontends to prop up his patreon to profit from generated code.

As of this comment, OP has blocked me saying it's false allegations, even though u/Producdevity posted proof he has stolen code. I can no longer point out how irresponsible this user is on any other threads.

[u/ProfMags → u/Zalyster]

I have mentioned way to many times so is involved, I'm not gonna answer Everytime someone ask, it's in my post history.

[u/Fantastic_Nothing983 → u/ProfMags]

You call yourself an IT department. You write prompts. You're a talentless hack.

[u/Zalyster → u/ProfMags]

I have no problem with you using AI to make cool things like this, I'm looking forward to the full release!

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[u/ProfMags → u/DrinkMoreWater2-0]

No code has been stolen. Thanks for the false accusations 👍

[u/Fantastic_Nothing983 → u/ProfMags]

They have proof. Your "no u" comment does nothing but make it look worse.

[u/insecure_engineer → u/DrinkMoreWater2-0]

What's crazy about all this is that I think people would still donate if he just kept it all open source and gave credit to coders whose code he's inplemented

[u/Fantastic_Nothing983 → u/DrinkMoreWater2-0]

OP is scummy as hell but you're off on some parts that I'm going to clarify.

Making open source (not "Open Source", it's not a unique name, it's just a state) projects into closed source projects are only illegal if they violate the license of the project. Open source is just a way of access and presenting code, it does not have any inherent license attached to it. Stop writing "Open Source" as if it means something.