Homebrew Not64 Update
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Extrems or emukidid would have to fix the bug. There is no telling when or if it gets fixed though.
you cant install wiiu stuff on wii because wiiu stuff uses wiiu clock speed and wiiu graphic processor not found on the wii obliviously...
Yeah Extrems already addressed the issue for Not64 and there is a possible fix. However it won’t happen anytime soon.
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That’s a shame, I wish there was a way to install WiiU Donkey Kong 64 on Wii lol
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basically what he said is he wont emulate the depth buffer in years if ever, and no its not better than official emulation since official emulator has no camera issues on wiiu
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basically what he said is he wont emulate the depth buffer in years if ever, and no its not better than official emulation since official emulator has no camera issues on wiiu
Yeah well I was unaware that Wii64 Rice uses Nintendo’s WiiU official injects to run. I thought it was independent. Donkey Kong 64 runs almost perfect on my Wii when using Wii64 Rice. It’s just the cutscenes being out of sync with the audio and the camera rotating to the right when moving forward. I thought it was a simple setting to adjust.
wii64 rice doesnt use wiiu stuff at all...
i think your confusing officially released VC titles on e shop wich donkey kong 64 is on wiiu with fan made emulators.
not64 is glide only, wii64 1.2 has a glide and a rice version, they are totally different things. you can use wii64 1.2 rice on a wii normally.
Yeah that’s what I thought, I guess I misunderstood. If that’s the case why am I having problems with the camera rotating when playing DK64? According to the compatibility list this game is supposed to run perfect.
https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/Wii64_Compatibility_List
on rice version i guess you are using the rice version or the glide version of wii64 1.2? also compatibility list is made by random people so it can be wrong.
I’m using Wii64 1.2 Rice on my Wii (Not WiiU). I use the following settings when playing DK64:
1. Nad set to ON
2. LimitsVIs= 1
Although the game almost runs good I get the following issues:
1. Camera rotates to the right when moving forward; making the character go a different direction. This happens when the camera is following the character from behind and the analog tilt forward.
2. Audio out of sync on cutscenes
Has anyone compiled wii64 last build on the github with gamepad vc injection support?
I'm talking about the Hires pack test build, the only one available at the moment.
Its great and all but not vc gamepad compatible.
Also sorry for posting about Wii64 here but it looks like that thread is buried.
I'm talking about the Hires pack test build, the only one available at the moment.
Its great and all but not vc gamepad compatible.
Also sorry for posting about Wii64 here but it looks like that thread is buried.
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@Maxbeta try this one: https://github.com/FIX94/mupen64gc-fix94/releases
Thank you for your help, but I don't think this fork build supports HD packs just yet.
However it does show better performance in some games so I'm keeping this one for now. Cheers!
I wish not64 would just get an update. I still can't play Super Mario Star Road at full speed or even at decent speed
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