Can confirm after using the wud version (then compressed to wux) it loads wayy faster now to nearly 20 seconds. 6 seconds between matches
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alright, alright, enough of this none-sense, lets get back on topic.
Cemu 1.5.4 is cool , I wonder if Cemu 1.6.0 will have a milestone
Cemu 1.5.4 is cool , I wonder if Cemu 1.6.0 will have a milestone
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○ Compatibility - More games booting!
○ Some accuracy improvements
○ Decrease RAM usage (Highly unlikely)
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I would mostly count on the accuracy thing but not by enough to call it worthy a Milestone. Compatiblity right now is a rather random topic as from what i can tell exzap is still implementing some API-Calls some games seem to need, and that atuff has a habit of breaking other games until they are manually adjusted.
RAM on the other hand just doesn't seem that much of a priority and furthermore not that easy to reduce at all.
Cemu 1.5.4 is pretty great. This video basically sums it up well. FPS boost, better compatability, better graphic emulation, ect.
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker in 1.5.4!
I feel like doing a 1.3.3 and 1.5.4 comparison lol
I feel like doing a 1.3.3 and 1.5.4 comparison lol
I might be wrong but I think he's using OpenGL to make it easier to port to other platforms (Such as Linux)
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Amazing. It's almost like on the actual console itself.
Cemu is reaching perfection!
So now that I've updated my Patreon info, I tried to make a DKC:TF video in Cemu 1.5.4 but I keep crashing.....frequently.
There doesn't seem to be much of a difference in performance from my last DKC:TF video back in 1.5.0, and there now seems to be some ghosting-like issue with Donkey Kong's fur where the "ghost-fur" is either behind him or ahead of him... though it doesn't seem to always be visible and it doesn't seem to happen at all to Dixie. It's still nice to see that we can progress beyond what would always cause freezes in previous versions of Cemu though.
There doesn't seem to be much of a difference in performance from my last DKC:TF video back in 1.5.0, and there now seems to be some ghosting-like issue with Donkey Kong's fur where the "ghost-fur" is either behind him or ahead of him... though it doesn't seem to always be visible and it doesn't seem to happen at all to Dixie. It's still nice to see that we can progress beyond what would always cause freezes in previous versions of Cemu though.
Will you add a DX12 graphics backend? It would improve speed!
Despite what you may have heard, DX12 will not magically increase speed. It does perform better in some situations but none of those apply to Cemu. Additionally, performance isn't really a concern since OpenGL can be very fast if properly used. Featurewise, modern OpenGL and DX12 are equal, so ultimately there is not really any reason to support DX12.
sadly he was wrong about this and he just didnt want to program for dx at all opengl can do no where close to the amount of drawcalls that dx12 or vulkan can
he will no matter what ive been working with vulkan and learning dx12 and seeing the up side both have over opengl is amazing
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If DX 12 is implemented it should be done like 3DMark did
So any card can run it without issues.
I'm not sure if you are aware of the current Time Spy controversy, but TimeSpy actually isn't very representative of what to expect of DX12 and as admitted by devs only uses a single code-path for both AMD Nvidia, which brings to question it's validity as a proper DX12 benchmark when it doesn't even fully utilize available hardware.
At any rate, I believe it was mentioned somewhere a while back that if anything Vulkan would be the more likely approach much, much later on in Cemu's development. If Vulkan could be implemented in Cemu as in Doom it would benefit everyone while also getting the most out of available hardware, and at least according to id devs, it's also much easier to work with than DX12 and has more tools available. (with the added benefit of not being exclusive to W10 ofc)
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