Homebrew Official Citra - New 3DS Emulator

[loco365]

I have a problem it sais cannot synchronise unitil GSP event has been created and emulation program broke execution with the reason PANIC
(Pokemon Omega Ruby)

Compatibility is somewhat low right now, don't count on most Pokemon games working for some time.

 

[Mattzer]

The developers haven't showd up in a while... No further updates... we need updates. haha

 

[lemanuel]

The developers haven't showd up in a while... No further updates... we need updates. haha

even if nothing is posted here, builds keep being made and remade in order to improve it. you can always download the latest version in CITRA website.

 

[Mattzer]

even if nothing is posted here, builds keep being made and remade in order to improve it. you can always download the latest version in CITRA website.

I was playing Ocarina of Time on CITRA, but right now my only interest is on playing Pokemon X/Y. The emulator doesnt support it so far. But i'm waiting patiently, they are doing a amazing work on the emulator. ^-^

 

[lemanuel]

I was playing Ocarina of Time on CITRA, but right now my only interest is on playing Pokemon X/Y. The emulator doesnt support it so far. But i'm waiting patiently, they are doing a amazing work on the emulator. ^-^

Yeah. It's not an easy task at all and they've already accomplished a lot. It will just keeps improving now, slowly but steady I'm sure.

 

[VashTS]

like most emulators - slow progress for a while, then someone realizes 'Hey this could be done faster!' and BAM, speed increases.

 

[neobrain]

like most emulators - slow progress for a while, then someone realizes 'Hey this could be done faster!' and BAM, speed increases.

I love how this post reduces "progress" solely to emulation speed.

 

[LuigiBro]

Please a 86bit latest build!?

 

[TotalInsanity4]

Please a 86bit latest build!?

You have an 86 bit computer?

Do you mean 32 bit (x86)?

 

[VashTS]

I love how this post reduces "progress" solely to emulation speed.

I probably should have said efficient rather than faster, thats what I implied. Usually they process the information slowly at first, then someone comes along and finds a way to make that code more efficient resulting in faster emulation.

My favorite example was back in the UltraHLE days (anyone else THAT old?) we had a lovely emulator named Corn pop up - instead of using dynarec, Corn used staticrec, resulting in near perfect emulation for some titles. Someone found a more efficient way to do it.

 

[LuigiBro]

You have an 86 bit computer?

Do you mean 32 bit (x86)?

Thanks for the correction. Yes I want a 32 bit Citra.

 

[Platinum Lucario]

Thanks for the correction. Yes I want a 32 bit Citra.

Sorry, I don't think that will happen. If there was development for both a 32-bit version and a 64-bit version, it would delay development even further. Besides, it would run much slower on a 32-bit operating system, due to the low RAM usage.

64-bit is the future! Best thing you can do is use a 64-bit OS, either you can dual boot it alongside your 32-bit OS or replace it entirely.

 

[ric.]

Thanks for the correction. Yes I want a 32 bit Citra.

I'm not an expert, but if you're using a 32-bit processor then there's not much of a chance you'd be able to use Citra anyway. 32-bit operating systems can't use more than 4GB RAM.

 

[Romsstar]

Just tested Citra running Digimon World Redigitize Decode and there's been kinda progress
With the newest Build the top screen gets grey (yeah that's progress), after a while fades to white (I consider that progress too.XD) and then it turns black again and breaks. Log Report (truncated):

SyncRequest: 68: unknown / uninplemented function "GetFormatInfo"
d00.bin can't be open without mode create.
d01.bin can't be open without mode create.
d02.bin can't be open without mode create.
sysData.bin can't be open without mode create.
SyncRequest: 68: unknown / uninplemented function "0X00040000": port = y2r:u //Never saw an unimplemented function as an adress before. I thought that's kinda weird, but I bet there's a logical explanation for that.
scv.cpp Break 389, 397 Emulated program broke execution
Break Reason: PANIC

I suppose nothing of that is news or relevant to the devs, but hey, just in case this contains something useful information I thought I'd post it.

 

[bayleef]

Sorry, I don't think that will happen. If there was development for both a 32-bit version and a 64-bit version, it would delay development even further. Besides, it would run much slower on a 32-bit operating system, due to the low RAM usage.

I have built citra from source and it worked fine with my 32bit Ubuntu 14.04 (at least for homebrew). I had trouble linking the non-qt version, but the qt version worked fine.

 

[LuigiBro]

I have built citra from source and it worked fine with my 32bit Ubuntu 14.04 (at least for homebrew). I had trouble linking the non-qt version, but the qt version worked fine.

Could you upload a .zip to Mediafire?

 

[bayleef]

http://www.mediafire.com/download/mf047vwgcl2qf4e/citra-qt (executable binary file; not zipped; execute directly)

May crash, if OpenGL version is too low.

 

[LuigiBro]

http://www.mediafire.com/download/mf047vwgcl2qf4e/citra-qt (executable binary file; not zipped; execute directly)

May crash, if OpenGL version is too low.

THANK YOU WAIT....
HOW DO I USE IT...

 

[sagaopc]

I'm curious. Run decrypted roms was a choose of developers to broke piracy or is the only way to run at the moment?

 

[ric.]

I'm curious. Run decrypted roms was a choose of developers to broke piracy or is the only way to run at the moment?

Only way to run ROMS at the moment. From what I hear, it's unlikely Citra will ever be able to decrypt ROMs on its own.