Hope OutRun 2006 coast to coast fixed because the water look like filled with black oil
Been playing this game since emulator release and everything looks and works perfect even on 3X resolution. I use cso format btw
i use iso and still have black oil in 1st track after u finish 1st track after that u will see 2nd track with ships and surfers on black water
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GL same thing with motostorm the shadow on ground keeps flickering look like im breaking ice also Ultimate ghost'n goblin the screen will be normal for few sec then the contract color will look like bright sometime it will try to flick back normal color
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Yea my phone can play it without any probs and the controls aren't bad either since you don't use l1 and r1 so I can manage playing that game on touch screen. Look into it bro.
This emulator is top notch. Upscaling and texture filtering works like magic and performance ir very impressive.
But I can't get sprite based 2D games to look crisp. Have played a ton with the settings but sprites and 2D elements always look a bit garbled.
I've noticed in layout editor that 4x zoom fits the screen even in portablke mode, when it should be 3x if my math is right. Maybe that's what's causing the issue with sprites?
But I can't get sprite based 2D games to look crisp. Have played a ton with the settings but sprites and 2D elements always look a bit garbled.
I've noticed in layout editor that 4x zoom fits the screen even in portablke mode, when it should be 3x if my math is right. Maybe that's what's causing the issue with sprites?
I am fairly certain that the image gets rendered at 4x resolution, and then downsampled to the Switch resolution, so that it fits the screen
Yeah, that's what I think as well. Since the downsampling doesn't map to an integer scale the sprites look wrong, that's my guess. I find odd that I don't see this complaint around more often if that's the case. Most of the time I find the reverse, people thinking that the original resolution sucks trying to upscale it, which is fairly simple to do and yields great results.I am fairly certain that the image gets rendered at 4x resolution, and then downsampled to the Switch resolution, so that it fits the screen
Yeah I mean there are ppl complaining about it, as seen here:
But to be honest, I never understood what this is all about. I do use PPSSPP for quite a while, but never saw problems like these. Maybe it's just visible for some folks, like screen tearing back in the day. Some do not notice it at all, and others find it very annoying
. Could you give an example of some games with these problems?Edit: - or send some pictures?
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Next time I'm on EmuNAND I'm posting some screenshots.Yeah I mean there are ppl complaining about it, as seen here:
But to be honest, I never understood what this is all about. I do use PPSSPP for quite a while, but never saw problems like these. Maybe it's just visible for some folks, like screen tearing back in the day. Some do not notice it at all, and others find it very annoying
Edit: - or send some pictures?
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