oh im gonna homebrew my switch eventually, i just gotta get another switch and transfer my NSO shit to it
oh, and the forwarder just takes me to a blue screen when loading (yes its installed to a usb), any idea whats up?
Is not a forwarder, if you downloaded this one
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/OVefHZbE/file.html
you should open it on homebrew and you are ready to go
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Are you referring to wisxr forwarder or another one?
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/OVefHZbE/file.html
you should open it on homebrew and you are ready to go
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Are you referring to wisxr forwarder or another one?
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Got a link <? i would give this a go again .............
I've just downloaded the emulator and it seems to work just fine with small games like Zenonia and Cave Story. Thing is, I was reading the Q&A and I noticed something weird. It says that the Wii U will try to format any USB connected to the console. So, should I unplug my USB drives every time I want to play PSP games? Thanks in advance to anyone who will answer.
Firmware: 5.5.5
SD type and Class: 32Gb Class 10 Sandisk Ultra
Homebrew launcher version: 2.1 using Forwarder
Emulator version: Next
Game: Bust A Move Ghost
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: Castlevania - The Dracula X Chronicles (Europe)
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, working perfectly
Game: F1 2009
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavy Text issues, Heavy Graphical issues, Heavy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: F1 Grand Prix
Non default settings: Tried many things, then came back to standard settings
Issues observed: Graphical issues, speed issues. Playable
Game: Lumines
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: outrun_2006_C2C
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavy Text issues, Heavy Graphical issues, Heavy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: Ridge Racer
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: Colin Mc Rae 2005
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavyyyyyyyyyyy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: Sega Rally Revo
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Freezes in menu, Unplayable
Game: Metal Slug Anthology
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: Menu issues, perfect in game
Strange thing, when I change options, it has very few impact (especially on speed). It makes me think that it's more a matter of console/app/games compatibility than a matter of hardware limitation of the WiiU...
Which setup do you generally advise ?
My setup for most of the games (which is close to the default setup) :
- Simulate block transfer effect Enabled
- Software rendering Disabled
- Frameskipping 1
- Auto Frameskip E
- Prevent FPS from exceeding 60 E
- Alternative speed unlimited
- Postprocessing shader Off
- Fullscreen E
- Rendering resolution 1X
- Hardware transform E
- Sotware Skinnning D
- Vertex Cache D
- Lazy texture caching D
- Retain changed textures D
- Disable slower effects D
- Spline/Bezier curves quality High
-Hardware tesselation D
- Upscale level Off
- Upscale type xBRZ
- Deposterize E
- Anisotropic filtering 8X
- Texture filtering auto
- Screen scaling filter Linear
- Timer hack D
- Disable stencil test D
I'm also not sure to understand how frameskipping works. Usually when auto frameskipping is enabled, you cannot enter a static value (or it has no effect). Here it seems even when auto frameskipping is enabled, changing the static value has an effect. It seems the static value is the minimal value and if you enable auto it can go beyond this value (but not under). Am I right ?
SD type and Class: 32Gb Class 10 Sandisk Ultra
Homebrew launcher version: 2.1 using Forwarder
Emulator version: Next
Game: Bust A Move Ghost
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: Castlevania - The Dracula X Chronicles (Europe)
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, working perfectly
Game: F1 2009
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavy Text issues, Heavy Graphical issues, Heavy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: F1 Grand Prix
Non default settings: Tried many things, then came back to standard settings
Issues observed: Graphical issues, speed issues. Playable
Game: Lumines
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: outrun_2006_C2C
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavy Text issues, Heavy Graphical issues, Heavy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: Ridge Racer
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: None, works perfectly
Game: Colin Mc Rae 2005
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Heavyyyyyyyyyyy speed issues. Nearly unplayable
Game: Sega Rally Revo
Non default settings: Tried many things
Issues observed: Freezes in menu, Unplayable
Game: Metal Slug Anthology
Non default settings: None
Issues observed: Menu issues, perfect in game
Strange thing, when I change options, it has very few impact (especially on speed). It makes me think that it's more a matter of console/app/games compatibility than a matter of hardware limitation of the WiiU...
Which setup do you generally advise ?
My setup for most of the games (which is close to the default setup) :
- Simulate block transfer effect Enabled
- Software rendering Disabled
- Frameskipping 1
- Auto Frameskip E
- Prevent FPS from exceeding 60 E
- Alternative speed unlimited
- Postprocessing shader Off
- Fullscreen E
- Rendering resolution 1X
- Hardware transform E
- Sotware Skinnning D
- Vertex Cache D
- Lazy texture caching D
- Retain changed textures D
- Disable slower effects D
- Spline/Bezier curves quality High
-Hardware tesselation D
- Upscale level Off
- Upscale type xBRZ
- Deposterize E
- Anisotropic filtering 8X
- Texture filtering auto
- Screen scaling filter Linear
- Timer hack D
- Disable stencil test D
I'm also not sure to understand how frameskipping works. Usually when auto frameskipping is enabled, you cannot enter a static value (or it has no effect). Here it seems even when auto frameskipping is enabled, changing the static value has an effect. It seems the static value is the minimal value and if you enable auto it can go beyond this value (but not under). Am I right ?
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I think by inserting the frameskip value and keeping the auto-frameskipping box checked, the emulator would skip frame whenever necessary up to that value. So getting back to you, i think rather than it being minimal value, its more like maximum value of frame the emulator is allowed to skip.
By the way, is the compatibility chart still maintained? I would love to contribute a few from my own testing.
I tested it on the next build, playable? yes, but not full speed.
As stated in the compatibility chart, the game crashes on stage 3 using older build. However, I couldn't confirm whether that is still the case with the latest build.
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