Emulation Need some help with Kirby and the Rainbow Curse on Cemu.

[tristendo]

Okay, I can't seriously be the only one this is happening to. I have tried to play this game multiple times, but I just can't get myself to do it. Not because of anything the game did wrong, but because of a visual glitch. A major visual glitch. Almost every time I draw a line, it disappears or starts slowly flickering in and out of existence. It usually shows up for half a second first, then it disappears and all I can see are the white endpoints. I have tried everything I can think of. I have changed every setting under the Sun. I swapped between Vulkan and OpenGL and messed with all their settings. I have messed with all my Nvidia settings. I've restarted my computer. I've swapped between TV and gamepad screen. Nothing changes. This seems like a very major issue. And yet, I search on Google and find absolutely nothing. Also, nobody on r/cemu seems interested in answering me. Please tell me somebody out there knows what's going on.

My specs are:

• Intel i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
  
  
• 16 GB RAM
  
  
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
  

Also, if it's important, this is the PAL version of the game (Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush).

 

[Mama Looigi]

Have you tried messing with the accuracy settings in the game’s profile?
See if switching between True, Minimal, and False make a difference.

If you have any graphics packs enabled, see if disabling them makes a difference

Switching from triplecore to singlecore can also improve graphics in rare cases

Make sure your Nvidia drivers/Windows/Intel drivers are up to date

If none of that works, try a new game dump

(I never ran into this issue, and seeing how no one else has, you might want to start with a new game dump)

 

[tristendo]

Never mind. I don't think it's anything I can fix. I actually managed to find a couple other people with the same issue, and looking at the testing section on its Cemu wiki page, I found that the 1.16 notes mentioned something about paintings disappearing. I decided to try a previous version of Cemu I had (1.15.17), and sure enough, problem solved. Seems like something got screwed up in an update, and nobody's fixed it.