I found one tutorial on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHack...ing_texture_packs_to/?st=JRD9W7Q9&sh=5137d395
Will it work full speed with hi res textures?
Will it work full speed with hi res textures?
Just for clarification, the dynarec enabled core is mupen64plus-next, right? Also, could someone share their config for that core? Mine doesn't seem right at all. Thanks!
Someone upload the configurations some pages ago
It's on page 26. If you want to cut and paste to your cfg file, you need to either change all settings to point to the newer "next" version, or rename the mupen "next" version to be the same name as the other older version.
Or look at the values and then go into settings and set each of the corresponding settings to those values
I think this is true as despite making changes Ive never found anything other than mupenplus in the .cfg
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Or look at the values and then go into settings and set each of the corresponding settings to those values
Or that!
I tried ocarina of time and it works much better. Thank you very much m4xw for you work.
I changed the configuration manually with the options of page 26. I use retroarch with full ram (nro through hbl with redirection). However, there is some stuttering and sound crackling, in portable mode and docked. Is it normal? Is there anything I could do to solve it?
And another question: in what directory can I find the mupen64 next cfg file?
I changed the configuration manually with the options of page 26. I use retroarch with full ram (nro through hbl with redirection). However, there is some stuttering and sound crackling, in portable mode and docked. Is it normal? Is there anything I could do to solve it?
And another question: in what directory can I find the mupen64 next cfg file?
You can remove something like ~6,000 files if you delete (or don't upload) the contents of the Overlays folder, as well as XMB. There might be another folder I am forgetting but since I use FTP, updating nightlies was a nightmare until I did this. By doing the above, it's something like ~1,500 files and much, much faster.
FWIW official atmosphere's fusee bootloader supports IPS kernel patches, so no reason that method shouldn't be usable too.
With Atmosphere's new "Reboot To Payload" feature, you can set Hekate as the payload and change between Atmosphere and SX OS using that method. If/when SX OS implements this feature this would allow seamless switching between each CFW without the need for a jig/dongle. That would allow you to easily run Atmosphere when you wanna play RetroArch with patches, and SX OS when you wanna play XCI/NSPs off of your external HDD.
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in this video, were you using the latest nightly or a privately-distributed build?
If u use a nightly then its pointless to use that hekate build lol
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You wait till its released.
Again its pointless.
Its the same as not using that hekate build because nightlies dont utilize the new code thats possible because of it..
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