Homebrew RetroArch Switch
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Stop using NSP
Several parts in this log look wrong
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Code Region 00:
Address: 000000020a1a2000-000000020a9dd000
Name: nro
Build Id: D5BD538F2998488F7B9F01648629AE3CF66A38DE000000000000000000000000
Last edited by m4xw,
I'm basically using forwarders for every N64 rom/game i'm using.
I tried to use Retroarch through HBL instead and now i just get the Atmosphere Crash screen everytime.
Yea don't do that.
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You basically do a bunch of stuff we told ya not to do.
Follow the official install guide.
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Try changing the setting *before* starting a game. New GLideN64 has problems with GL context re-init, video threaded reinitialized the context so it could be coming from there.
Also your NSP's have wrong flags. So don't use them.
is the official install guide the one on Page 1 for Mupen64Plus-Next or is that out of date now?
Everything is working again now! although how would i go about fixing the flags in my NSP files?
or is it not worth doing and just going through HBL>Retroarch instead?
https://docs.libretro.com/guides/install-libnx/
We don't officially support the use of NSP, so I don't advice to use it to begin with.
You'd need to check which flags in the json are missmatching fron hbloader.
Re-Init problem also only seem to appear on switch, not on PC.
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id just change under options per game but he means in your retroarch.cfg for mupen plus next core keyword search mupen
Did you figure it out? I just finished setting up thumbs for a few of my cores but I can't get the mame thumbs to show up either? All the other cores are fine.
Latest SVC patched mupen next core seems to work on SX OS 2.6 alright. GoldenEye is almost stutter-free. Running it at 640x480 with zfast crt scanlines. Framebuffer emulation disabled, audio set to switch_thread. Threaded video is on. Framerate set to fullspeed instead of original. . This is with an n64 forward created with NRO2NSP 3.3.2
With the new core coupled with new settings available for N64, is there a recommended set of settings to start from? I haven't fiddled with anything since the extra FBemu stuff was added (and I didn't touch any of that stuff either).
EDIT: I guess more specifically; are the recommended settings in the OP still the ones everyone is using? And are there additional settings that should be tweaked?
EDIT: I guess more specifically; are the recommended settings in the OP still the ones everyone is using? And are there additional settings that should be tweaked?
Last edited by stick267,
Apparently Framebuffer Emulation is better off being on with some games, but generally you could start with that being off and threaded video being on. That should get you most of the way there from stock settings.
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Didn’t what? Go to core settings, set player 1 pak to rumble, go to Switch controller settings, turn off vibration, turn on vibration again?
I can assure you I did these two things.
I also restarted RA and went to settings to be sure rumble was still set. I also tried shutting down the Switch, restarted it, turned off and on vibration.
I also tried turning off and on vibration before launching RA, and also while the game itself was running.
None of these things worked.
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