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After using your configs from reddit the performance is really good now. I wonder what did I miss, couldn't find a difference...
Anyway, out of curiosity, Is there some kind of shader compilation at work here? I know this from cemu, dolphin, rpcs3, really helped these emulators.
Unfortunately Fzero x still crashes to a horizon error screen like others already mentioned.
After using your configs from reddit the performance is really good now. I wonder what did I miss, couldn't find a difference...
Anyway, out of curiosity, Is there some kind of shader compilation at work here? I know this from cemu, dolphin, rpcs3, really helped these emulators.
Unfortunately Fzero x still crashes to a horizon error screen like others already mentioned.
Great news and great work!
Thanks for sharing. I've been waiting months to get my hands on this.
Also, is there a public issues tracker? This would prevent people on asking about already know issues on this dynarec and current beta state.
This is Retroarch coded and happens on every core if using NSP. The pause on home menu access might be implemented in the future but it's not supported as of now.
Thanks for sharing. I've been waiting months to get my hands on this.
Also, is there a public issues tracker? This would prevent people on asking about already know issues on this dynarec and current beta state.
This is Retroarch coded and happens on every core if using NSP. The pause on home menu access might be implemented in the future but it's not supported as of now.
We will start tracking Issues when it starts to make sense.
I will write a FAQ later on tho.
Dude, banjo kazooie is working flawlessly, the switch is now all I want it to be, I want your babies
I guess I'm doing something horribly wrong.
Banjo severely lagging, Kirby lagging a bit and crashing when getting to gameplay, Paper Mario severe slowdown, Pokemon Snap actually ran well, but the game didn't recognize any pictures snapped (but that's apparently an issue with emulating this in general).
I did use the configurations from the download, as well as changed resolution, aspect and toggled integer. no improvements as far as i could tell
So I'll wait for a more complete release
Banjo severely lagging, Kirby lagging a bit and crashing when getting to gameplay, Paper Mario severe slowdown, Pokemon Snap actually ran well, but the game didn't recognize any pictures snapped (but that's apparently an issue with emulating this in general).
I did use the configurations from the download, as well as changed resolution, aspect and toggled integer. no improvements as far as i could tell
So I'll wait for a more complete release
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OMFG! Really? Arfghhh, I need my switch right now!
Someone can test Ogre Battle 64, Sin and Punishment, Shadowman and Mischief Makers, please?
What configs?
Someone can test Ogre Battle 64, Sin and Punishment, Shadowman and Mischief Makers, please?
What configs?
Yes, there is. The shader compilation makes the emulator stutter for now when generating cache but it should improve in the future.
Makes sense. Assumed it was shaders due to being common stutter on early 3D emulators because of that.
after putting the cfg files it seems i cant access the setting menu when i am ingame ...any one have this issue ? how to solve it ?
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Thanks buddy! btw how does it run Donkey kong and Diddy kong racing...? Thanks again!
Dk64 fullspeed, but read this regarding camera issues: https://gbatemp.net/threads/n64-dynarec-is-out-as-beta-release.528247/page-3#post-8462537
diddy kong full speed mostly (90%+ of the time)
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