Homebrew Citra running Ocarina of Time 3D Near Fullspeed with OpenGL Renderer

[Psi-hate]

This footage has not been sped up; it's actually running around, or even faster than, full speed most of the time! There are a lot of OpenGL specific bugs, but they'll be worked out in time. Credit to the hardware renderer goes to https://github.com/tfarley

In it's current state the OpenGL renderer isn't currently planned to be merged into master, but it goes to show how much of a speedup there will be when one is finished.

As usual, you can find more information about Citra at its website, http://citra-emu.org/
The code is all open source and can be found on github, with the main repo located here - https://github.com/citra-emu/citra

 

[Asia81]

awesome oO

 

[Walker D]

the emulator is advancing fast actually...



btw, you're seconds too late

http://gbatemp.net/threads/citra-3ds-emulator-to-run-commerical-games-at-almost-full-speed.382870/

 

[Psi-hate]

the emulator is advancing fast actually...



btw, you're seconds too late

http://gbatemp.net/threads/citra-3ds-emulator-to-run-commerical-games-at-almost-full-speed.382870/

Well I guess I just did the favor of putting it in the Homebrew threads.

 

[Hiccup]

Probably a silly question, but is NSMB2 playable?

 

[GreenJr]

It's amazing how far they have gotten with this project. I wasn't expecting 3DS emulation to be possible so soon.

 

[Sheimi]

I'll wait for the TAS stuff and then 3DS TAS's will be possible.

 

[DarkFlare69]

How the fuck do you use Citra? I download it and then drag my homebrew or OoT ROM into it and it does a small process in a command window and then closes. I've tried opening it without dragging my ROM, and it closes immediately.

 

[sarkwalvein]

How the fuck do you use Citra? I download it and then drag my homebrew or OoT ROM into it and it does a small process in a command window and then closes. I've tried opening it without dragging my ROM, and it closes immediately.

I suppose you use decrypted files.
Also, why don't you use the GUI version, citra-qt?
For the command line version, probably there is some parameters you have to add, I haven't checked.

PS: Well, I just checked the command line version and it just works out of the box, no additional parameter needed.

 

[emmauss]

for some qt versions of citra, try my self build versions of te master and opengl branches

http://emmauss0.wix.com/home

yet to update the opengl version for cave story

 

[GalaxianPirate]

for some qt versions of citra, try my self build versions of te master and opengl branches

http://emmauss0.wix.com/home

yet to update the opengl version for cave story

Damn, that quad-post though.

 

[emmauss]

sorry, my browser and internet is messing up

 

[NicEXE]

Just saying. 50% the speed isn't considered as near full-speed

 

[DiscostewSM]

Just saying. 50% the speed isn't considered as near full-speed

Well, when you compare to what it was prior, it is.

 

[piratesephiroth]

Remember how shitty DS emulation started 10 years ago.

 

[emmauss]

updated my builds.opengl builds now support cave story 3d.

 

[pol40]

updated my builds.opengl builds now support cave story 3d.

Your builds ask for a lot of dlls, i got the qt dlls, but the msvcp120d.dll was impossible to find, so i can't use your builds.

 

[KazoWAR]

updated my builds.opengl builds now support cave story 3d.

you should be building a release version, not a debug version.

 

[emmauss]

let me check on them

 

[emmauss]

i am rebuilding them.will post links here. i didnt know the difference between debug and release builds.my qt PATH and settings were configured properly so the emu never gave me any error.also i have been creating a few small programs in c++ and it was on debug all the time.so i never learnt the difference.