Didn't I link you a threaded non-fullscreen build?
https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/libretro-snes9x2010/-/jobs/567/artifacts/download
This has all the newest changes of threading just w/o the fullscreen, use as is
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Didn't I link you a threaded non-fullscreen build?
https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/libretro-snes9x2010/-/jobs/567/artifacts/download
This has all the newest changes of threading just w/o the fullscreen, use as is
Thanks, full screen looks kinda awful IMO. 4:3 with overlays all the way for old-school games!
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Does actually feel a bit more responsive when set to 4. Super Mario World is for some reason extremely sensitive to latency (the virtual console release feels awful), and just running back and forth there, it's almost a solid 60fps, with a second of stuttering every 3 seconds or so, which is the only time the controls feel a bit less responsive. When it's not in the stuttering window, I'd say the emulator feels smoother than ever.
Weird thing is, I can put the frame delay up 12 on SMW (10 on Yoshi's Island), and the stutter isn't any worse (maybe even less severe?).
Sound is perfect even on SuperFX games
Oh and I vote for full screen 4:3, stretched is gross.
Sounds like a issue with your config.
We had that before.
Anyway you can just go to my repo of the core, ci/CD, pipelines and grab another feature/threading build there if it doesn't work w/o config and manually turning video threaded and Vsync on.
Anyway 2:30am, time for bed
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I just compiled 4DO with threading, and here are some of the results:
AFAIK, most of the stuff runs noticeably faster with threading enabled, including the 3DO bios and REAL World startup screen, although there's still a slowdown during the asteroid belt zooming part of the startup.
Also, Pebble Beach Golf Links crashed once during the intro. Will do more testing on that though.
One thing I would like to note is don't load the configuration file if a ROM/BIOS isn't loaded already via Load Content. If you do this without loading any content, it can freeze the emulator.
AFAIK, most of the stuff runs noticeably faster with threading enabled, including the 3DO bios and REAL World startup screen, although there's still a slowdown during the asteroid belt zooming part of the startup.
Also, Pebble Beach Golf Links crashed once during the intro. Will do more testing on that though.
One thing I would like to note is don't load the configuration file if a ROM/BIOS isn't loaded already via Load Content. If you do this without loading any content, it can freeze the emulator.
Don't feel bad, I lost about 6 hours of playtime in Final Fantasy II last week because I accidently hit home without thinking, it's a pain, but it's better than not playing it at all
Is there a big difference between mame-libretro vs 2003?
I too would like to get cdi working so the princess can invite us over to a picnic ayy.
Edit: I mean play the flowers of robert mapplethorpe
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Dude, I don't think MAME 2003 has wide support for non-arcade consoles, let alone CDi.
Also, 3D graphics aren't displaying properly on 4DO. Trying to turn on high resolution (640x480) crashes the emulator.
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We don't have a working PSX core yet. I did try to compile Beetle-PSX multiple times but failed. Another guy managed to compile it successfully but it wouldn't work at all on the Switch.
yeah I see what you mean with nfs half the screen doesn't have a background vs other half... bummer. Is it the same on threaded too?
It'll get there one day to the point where it can play I'm atleast happy that people are enjoying other 3do games like gex and wing commander for the mean time. Those run at adequate speeds atleast
or Super Street Fighter II Turbo
Those games that we listed don't even use 3D graphics lol
You know what no one has tested yet? This... This is the most advanced 3d game out at the time, rumor has it nintendo tried to mimic the 3d style in super mario 64. I wonder if 4do could even handle it?
Well shootYou know what no one has tested yet? This... This is the most advanced 3d game out at the time, rumor has it nintendo tried to mimic the 3d style in super mario 64. I wonder if 4do could even handle it?
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