An FPS cap feature like Dolphin had if you know what I mean (Max FPS: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60... up to 120 or idk) And you press shift for no frame limit.
Yes, it would, in this case be like playing a 60fps pc game at 30fps
I wouldn't say that's completely true. Some game's framelimiter's "smooth out" gameplay til under 30FPS, while most emulated games with frameskipping use the same framelimiter across all games and get pretty choppy. Least that's why I always figured it happened.
Confirmed, AMD now works just as good as nvidia (probably even better lol).
The version-to-version comparison you did is definitively helpful. If possible I would like to see the same style of comparison with more (and lesser known/tested) games.
Not yet but in the future we will allow to manually install updates / custom patches. Obviously Cemu will never support downloading data directly from Nintendo servers.
It's fixed in the next release.
Frame skipping is very problematic for modern GPU emulation. In short, a lot of games rely on textures generated during normal frame render operations. If a frame is skipped that can lead to heavy graphical glitches later on.
K, thanks for the reply! I figured it might be a quick'n'dirty way to get full speed emulation on a few simple games without too much work, but if it's that complicated then yes you should definitely focus on optimizations first
This mean we will never can play online?
And thank you for your answer!
