Emulation [RELEASE] Cemu - Wii U emulator

[shideravan]

Two pages back. (if the said stuff is true )

Thanks

 

[Slashㅤ]

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For science! I tried the most light-weight game on my potato laptop that has Intel HD 4600, I got 18FPS :-)
The CPU is i5 4300M @ 3.3GHz , it's not very fast for Cemu but not weak either
So it's impossible to play any game on iGPU after all

a lightweight game i would've tried is shovel knight, it's all 2d using sprites

 

[elcorsico]

Just Add streamout in full game ,ex : mk8 & other

thanks Team Cemu for big works

 

[RaMon90]

People with cpu like i5 or i7, can you tell me resolution screen and fps? If someone got i5 6500. Using mobile data, cant watch videos.

 

[chriztr]

People with cpu like i5 or i7, can you tell me resolution screen and fps? If someone got i5 6500. Using mobile data, cant watch videos.

Depends on what game you're asking about.
Resolution for now is irrelevant since it's running games at native res (720p and 1080p)

Two pages back. (if the said stuff is true )

That's pretty much what was posted on the patreon page by exzap and petergov

 

[blazed1979]

It's running at native resolution already idiot. There's no where to go. A resolution setting is not magical and allow the emu to run fine on any piece of crap computer. Upgrade your "hardware" and stop bitching like a tiny little girl. You should be embarrassed troll.

You shouldn't be so harsh to people, when I'm not certain you yourself know what your talking about. Most Wii games run at like 480p natively on the Wii console. Yet, with the Dolphin emulator, you can run at 5k with 8X SSAA. There are even 4k Mario Galaxy videos on youtube. Take a look. I run games at 1080p, and the difference between native and 1080p is striking. The original games certainly wern't meant to be run at higher resolutions, and yet it works perfectly on Dolphin, so there is a place 'to go'; I'm not positive if you can downscale, but you can certainly go up. Surely at some point, if Exzap wanted, he could add support for 1080p, 1440p, or even 4k, as well as anti-aliasing. It just may take a while for hardware to run well enough on higher settings.

 

[TotalInsanity4]

You shouldn't be so harsh to people, when I'm not certain you yourself know what your talking about. Most Wii games run at like 480p natively on the Wii console. Yet, with the Dolphin emulator, you can run at 5k with 8X SSAA. There are even 4k Mario Galaxy videos on youtube. Take a look. I run games at 1080p, and the difference between native and 1080p is striking. The original games certainly wern't meant to be run at higher resolutions, and yet it works perfectly on Dolphin, so there is a place 'to go'; I'm not positive if you can downscale, but you can certainly go up. Surely at some point, if Exzap wanted, he could add support for 1080p, 1440p, or even 4k, as well as anti-aliasing. It just may take a while for hardware to run well enough on higher settings.

He means there's nowhere lower to go, the output can definitely be set higher with some work but it would make the game run slower, not faster (which is what the user he was replying to was complaining about)

 

[legend80]

He means there's nowhere lower to go, the output can definitely be set higher with some work but it would make the game run slower, not faster (which is what the user he was replying to was complaining about)

Exactly. Also the user was being ridiculously abusive. Don't try defend him blazed.

 

[FloatingFatMan]

Yet, with the Dolphin emulator, you can run at 5k with 8X SSAA. There are even 4k Mario Galaxy videos on youtube. Take a look. I run games at 1080p, and the difference between native and 1080p is striking. The original games certainly wern't meant to be run at higher resolutions, and yet it works perfectly on Dolphin, so there is a place 'to go';

Yes, but at what point of Dolphin's life cycle did this capability appear?

Hint, a LOT later than where Cemu currently is.

 

[blazed1979]

He means there's nowhere lower to go, the output can definitely be set higher with some work but it would make the game run slower, not faster (which is what the user he was replying to was complaining about)

I don't see why you couldn't make it go lower if you wanted it to. Video games are not like movies, where they are 'shot' at a specific resolution. We are just dealing with the manipulation of pixels outputted on a screen here. All I think you would need to do is change a few variables values in the programming code to scale up or down the resolution. Is that not the case? And yes, he was being rude, but I don't think the best solution is name calling.

 

[ned]

I don't see why you couldn't make it go lower if you wanted it to. Video games are not like movies, where they are 'shot' at a specific resolution. We are just dealing with the manipulation of pixels outputted on a screen here. All I think you would need to do is change a few variables values in the programming code to scale up or down the resolution. Is that not the case? And yes, he was being rude, but I don't think the best solution is name calling.

The thing is if scale lower than 720p it looks pixelated to hell unless you apply some kind of fullscreen filter like bicubic filter,
the reason why gc and wii games look like shit at native res 480p.

 

[blazed1979]

The thing is if scale lower than 720p it looks pixelated to hell unless you apply some kind of fullscreen filter like bicubic filter,
the reason why gc and wii games look like shit at native res 480p.

I'm not saying it would look good, only that I think it might be possible, and might be another option for people with weaker computers. Some people prefer performance over graphical fidelity.

 

[tet666]

I'm not saying it would look good, only that I think it might be possible, and might be another option for people with weaker computers. Some people prefer performance over graphical fidelity.

Buy the console or better hardware then or learn to code and do it yourself or simply play something which isn't this demanding, don't assume that emu dev's should tailor their work to your weak hardware that's ridicolous, lowering the rendering resolution wouldn't even help as much as you think this isn't a pc game so the main factor isn't your gpu but your cpu.

 

[ned]

I'm not saying it would look good, only that I think it might be possible, and might be another option for people with weaker computers. Some people prefer performance over graphical fidelity.

Frameskip would be preferable but if it's anything like what dolphin used to have I wouldn't bother in most cases it actually caused more lag.

 

[blazed1979]

Buy the console or better hardware then or learn to code and do it yourself or simply play something which isn't this demanding, don't assume that emu dev's should tailor their work to your weak hardware that's ridicolous, lowering the rendering resolution wouldn't even help as much as you think this isn't a pc game so the main factor isn't your gpu but your cpu.

Actually, this issue doesn't really affect me, and I'm not trying to rationalize my argument due to having weak hardware. ( I've got an i7 6700 and a gtx 960). I'm actually hoping for higher playable settings. I just think that the more options available within the emulator, the better and more robust it will become. So don't go preaching to me.

 

[sirus1999]

Exactly. Also the user was being ridiculously abusive. Don't try defend him blazed.

in pcsx2 can chose lower resolution for speed up stupid.cemu just need more options

 

[tet666]

Actually, this issue doesn't really affect me, and I'm not trying to rationalize my argument due to having weak hardware. ( I've got an i7 6700 and a gtx 960). I'm actually hoping for higher playable settings. I just think that the more options available within the emulator, the better and more robust it will become. So don't go preaching to me.

That's not how it works and you would know that if you had any clue about emulator development.

 

[Bowl0l]

Since the emulator is free for most of us, no one should demand.
Probably better to wait and see for the emulator to get better.

 

[KillzXGaming]

There are plenty ways to improve it but i feel accuracy will just keep ending up being more intensive. I say wait till Exzap works more on that as performance will only get worse anyways.

 

[blazed1979]

That's not how it works and you would know that if you had any clue about emulator development.

Beyond compatibility, the PCSX2 and Dolphin emulators are great due to all the options they have provided. In my opinion, one of the ways a computer program is superior, is if it provides a higher level of optimization and greater flexibility, to run on a greater range of systems. Honestly, you sound like a PC snob/elitest, and I highly doubt that you know much about emulation either. If you think you know it all, then why don't you inform us all how it actually works. If you actually know what your talking about, than I will stand corrected, otherwise, I'll wait for someone else to shoot you down.