"CitraSetup.exe" is an install program for Citra Bleeding Edge, not the emulator it self. It will install the Citra emulator to "C:\Users\your_user_name\AppData\Local\citra". You need to put your User folder here "C:\Users\your_user_name\AppData\Local\citra\app-0.1.83". The shortcut on the desktop is used to run Citra after it's been installed.
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ok so get a toaster, put some bread in there, plug it in, make sure the toaster has a usb 3.0 port, plug that usb into a pc and print out a picture of the citra logo and put it in the toster, then do the same with the game you want to play, and turn the toaster on and you will play at 100% full speed! NO LAG. And also u need keyboard or mouse.
i was joking man, go to unoffical thread and try some builds there, they are faster than official, and if ppl say unofficial is viruses or its broken, its false, i never had any problems. maybe the coding of them are broken, but i dont care. or go to this thread if you just want to talk about pokemon on citra or problems with the games https://gbatemp.net/threads/citra-pokemon-sun-moon-oras-xy-discussion-troubleshooting.451437/
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I have the latest bleeding edge and The Legend of Zelda - A Link Between Worlds isn't playable:
Yes, they are EUROPE games. I click Press A>LINK with 3 hearts>Begin> That's it. It won't go anywhere. @_@
Super Mario 3D Land - Playable
Kid Icarus - Unplayable - Swirl forever on the top of the screen.
New Super Mario Bros 2 - Playable
The Legend of Zelda - Tri Force Heroes - Playable.
What's wrong with The Legend of Zelda - A Link Between Worlds ? @_@
Anybody test Kid Icarus on the LATEST version of Bleeding Edge ?
While that location works just fine, we moved it to C:\Users\your_user_name\AppData\Roaming\Citra recently. Mac and Linux already did something similar, so we brought windows into line with how it worked on other OSes. To quickly access the folder just type %APPDATA% into the location bar in explorer. Citra searches the current folder its running in for a user folder first, and then will fallback to the %APPDATA%\Citra folder in case it doesn't exist. See https://citra-emu.org/entry/migrate-your-savefiles for maybe some more information? i dunno i never really read it lol... even though i probably should've proof read it before it was published
yawn. once again someone claims something on the internet with hardly anything to back it up. why even post in this thread if all you are going to do is talk about the unofficial builds where they merge stuff they don't understand even though its painfully obvious it shouldn't be merged (I'll let John Doe explain why you shouldn't merge that) or better yet merge garbage thats literally hardcoded for a few games instead of taking the 10 minutes to write the actual code for it. (hint, thats the current project i'm working on. Oh boy! I can't wait to submit that code for review only to read everyone in that thread thank someone else for "fixing" the games that need keyboard support!)
But yeah, why should I expect you to understand? You haven't spent hundreds or thousands of unpaid hours working on a project just to have your userbase attribute all of your efforts to some random person who doesn't even know how to program? Or if we are talking about gdmk, someone who refuses to actually make a contribution to the project they effectively steal from? You DON'T understand which is why you say you don't care. its all bout dem pokemanzzzzz xD
leave the talk of unofficial builds in that thread. i have no issues with unofficial builds, but bringing them up here is just asking for trouble.
The issue with link between worlds is fixed with the Scheduler rewrite which Subv wrote. Its not marked for bleeding edge as I usually leave that up to the code's author to decide if they want it added or not. Its had several passes of review though, so *maybe* it won't be much longer before its merged to master (and merging to master means it'll be in bleeding edge too as be is just master+other things). https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/pull/2260 for the code and https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/issues/2091 for the issue
From what I had read, that seemed to only apply to the Master build, but not the Bleed Edge builds. Last I knew, when you install Bleeding Edge, it made it's own user folder by default. Has that been changed? Does both master and bleeding edge now use the same user folder location?
Yep! Bleeding edge is just Master + a few extra changes that are still in review. So any change in master is by default in bleeding edge.
If you were to install bleeding edge on a fresh PC or reinstall it on a pc, you'd find that the user folder is in the new location.
I think I have found a problem with the Shader JIT.
I'm using Citra Master-6edb024 and the game is Gravity Falls Legend of the Gnome Gemulets.
If you try to play it with the Shader JIT on, Citra will crash, but if you turn it off the game will start up and you can get in game.
The game, however, is still not playable, because all of the characters/enemies are invisible.
Turning the Shader JIT back on while the game is running will cause Citra to crash as well, but no errors are printed to the console window.
See attached screenshots for more info.
I'm using Citra Master-6edb024 and the game is Gravity Falls Legend of the Gnome Gemulets.
If you try to play it with the Shader JIT on, Citra will crash, but if you turn it off the game will start up and you can get in game.
The game, however, is still not playable, because all of the characters/enemies are invisible.
Turning the Shader JIT back on while the game is running will cause Citra to crash as well, but no errors are printed to the console window.
See attached screenshots for more info.
@Kumoashi Please report this issue at Github. You can create a backtrace since you have Visual Studio debugger installed on your PC.
An example on how to create an issue report
https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/issues/2262
@Miguel Gomez I don't think so.
@Kumoashi To create backtrace is easy.
As the screenshot provide by you above it shows "Debug" and "Close Program" button when Citra crash.
Click the debug button so that it will open it with Visual Studio Debugger. It will then ask for the source files which you can obtain it here master.zip
Then you just screenshot all the tabs that I opened in Visual Studio as shown in the example of my screenshot in https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/issues/2262
@Kumoashi To create backtrace is easy.
As the screenshot provide by you above it shows "Debug" and "Close Program" button when Citra crash.
Click the debug button so that it will open it with Visual Studio Debugger. It will then ask for the source files which you can obtain it here master.zip
Then you just screenshot all the tabs that I opened in Visual Studio as shown in the example of my screenshot in https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/issues/2262
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