That's a glitch on CRO. It keeps on looping when obtaining anything, activate a cutscene, and get a hidden item(including mega stones).
Well. Just wait for CRO updates.
If the uploaded audio build only came with citra.exe, I suppose you would need to use that. Personally, I compile my own builds, so when I compiled a build with the audio commits, I got citra.exe and citra-qt.exe, both supporting audio. If you want to learn how to build it yourself there is an easy to follow guide on Citra's GitHub here. When building the audio branch, change "git clone --recursive https://github.com/citra-emu/citra.git" to "git clone --recursive https://github.com/MerryMage/citra.git -b dsp_hle". Also be sure to check "CITRA_USE_BUNDLED_OPENAL" in CMake. In my experience, the OpenAL binaries don't download correctly using CMake at the moment, so download the file here and extract it in "(wherever you downloaded the code to)/citra/build/externals". After that you should be able to build as the guide says without error. Hopefully this is easy enough to follow for you
Side note: I have my own Citra branch which includes the audio commits as well as CRO, fragment lighting, and save fix commits, all on top of the latest commits from the master branch. If you want to compile it instead, use the command "https://github.com/SeannyM/citra.git -b misc-prs".
The problem is that you are missing some files in your user folder. The required files and how to dump them can be found here, although to be able to do this your 3DS has to be on firmware 9.2 or lower. It seems you've been able to run the game on other builds though, meaning you already had these files, so if you still have your user folder from your previous Citra you should simply be able to copy it over to your compiled Citra to get it to work. Also, from your screenshot it appears you are running a debug build. I guess I should have mentioned this in my previous post, but before you start the build you should find an option in Visual Studio to set the build to release. Compiling it in debug mode will result in an unoptimized build which will seriously affect your performance on the emulator.
I forgot about this too
Visual Studio 2015 doesn't install C++ libraries by default. To install them, open Visual Studio, click "New Project..." find Visual C++ from the list on the left and you should be able to install them from there. After they install, run CMake again and it should be able to find the compiler.I forgot about this too
Are you building a release build or a debug build? If you're building a release build, it will be in the Release folder. If you're building a debug build, build a release build instead as it will get much better performance. About the 3 failing builds, more information would be helpful. If you could send me the entire Visual Studio log via PM I might be able to see what the problem is and help fix it.
You can always use Cheat Engine to modify Citra's memory, which has the game memory too if you know how to look
To quote myself,I am positive this is the problem. The panics in the screenshot you uploaded in your previous post are caused by a missing shared_font.bin. If you had the files in the debug build, copy them to the release build folder as they are separate builds in separate folders.
Thanks. Pokemon is now booting. But the difference between other builds and yours is that it's really slow and others are fast.My branch does have CRO commits, I've tested it myself
I am positive this is the problem. The panics in the screenshot you uploaded in your previous post are caused by a missing shared_font.bin. If you had the files in the debug build, copy them to the release build folder as they are separate builds in separate folders.
