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entrepreneurs are the cancer that is killing emulation
Parker Gray
What I want then is for you to piss off from my timeline and no longer appear wherever I am talking, and also to shut your mouth online about me. That is what I want. Also, reimburse the money for that Shield hardware would be a nice gesture back. "I don't like you and have no interest in working with you" - yeah the dude who sent you that hardware whom I had to convince to send it to you because I wanted to show my appreciation for your work would be sure glad to know what the return on his investment was - 'alright, hope he stays'. That is what happens when I take chances on people. Pathetic parasite. If you don't like me and have no interest working with me, then you don't need the toys I hooked you up with either. Reimburse the money already. There is a 'donate' button on the website right there, with several options on how to reimburse it. And no, I don't need the hardware back, I need that money you took from a guy whom 'you don't like'. I can find better contributors that I could hook up with some other gear instead, and unlike you they don't stalk me around either and fling mud in my face. Go fuck yourself with your sanctimonious bullshit, and BTW, next time I see you entering another thread again where I am around, one of my repos, places where you were unmentioned, and you keep this kind of 'prodding' along, I will report you. That I can assure you. I am about fed up with your constant vitriolic bullshit buddy and now I'm about to do something about it. You are put on notice here. All your posts are going to be deleted, out of sight, out of mind. Your presence is unwanted and undesired from this point on, and I will make sure that you stay gone.
Daniel Butler
Slang support for OpenGL when?
Caleb Rodriguez
Either I'm retarded, or there's no wiki article for emulating on Android?
Carson Wood
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Jose Baker
SP is usually an autist but he actually has a point.
Owen Bennett
I love my Ryzen 2400G!
Ethan Garcia
Sure. Just like there's no specialized 'emulating on Windows' page. Just read the pages for what you want to emulate rather than looking for a host page.
Logan Reed
I'm trying to play Clone Wars on dolphin and apparently it's the hardest game to get working.
However in the wiki it says some people got it working by turning on MMU in the game properties. But I don't see it in the properties. I tried looking on google but it doesn't tell you where.
Did anyone else get it working?
Carson Clark
You know I was thinking of finally upgrading from my A4-4000 and getting a 2200G, but then I remembered that I have no money.
Sebastian Martin
Cheers user
Benjamin Johnson
you dont have it yet
Austin Jones
or do I
Andrew Barnes
Just right click on the game
Brody Taylor
bump
Jack Walker
Heh, the Super Nt does a thing similar to static syncing where it downclocks the video output to be 60.0Hz instead of 60.098Hz so it syncs better on modern LCDs.
Dylan Torres
Is that supposed to be impressive? That's like the bare minimum that they could do without just being pants on head retarded.
Camden Mitchell
Pretty sure RA does that too. Though it's not TAS friendly or accurate, it does make for much smoother gameplay to end users.
CPU overclocking is now a thing in snes9x 2010/mainline with libretro/retroarch.
Blake Jones
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Camden Gomez
>You can get the latest up-to-date cores from our buildbot through the Online Updater available from inside RetroArch.
I did that but the overclock option didn't appear on mine.
Josiah Anderson
Buildbot is still busy building the new cores and uploading them
Henry Miller
Thanks, gonna try later then.
Nathan Nelson
Oh yeah. It was only in NEXT before, right? I remember when that feature was new and people were touting it as 'yet another hit to make zsnes completely obsolete, even in its inaccuracies' or something. Which reminds me, does the 9xNEXT core actually have any issues? It used to have a missing effect on FF6's intro but nothing else known.
Nah that was just for the SuperFX, and it was already incorporated on the mainline and 2010, now this one is the real shit: >the slowdowns in games like Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts are completely gone, ditto in Sparkster, Gradius 3, Super Castlevania IV, Mega Man X1, and so many other games that were really plagued by slowdown due to the Super Nintendo's notoriously underpowered CPU. It even helps in games like Donkey Kong Country 2 which still tends to suffer from slowdown a lot. It also seems to greatly improve the framerate/fluidity of SuperFX games, so definitely try it there as well. Even games like Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past seems to benefit in that not only the slowdown is gone, but the transition effects when moving between screens is a lot smoother.
Joseph Lee
who cares about superfx overclocking when snes9x already runs those highly inaccurately and too fast any way?
Christian Walker
>snes9x-2010 I thought that was a core based around 2010's mainline, rather than the performance NEXT fork. The latter having been made mostly for speed on the Wii. Oh damn nice. Wait, so is it just not underclocking when accessing different memory regions? I remember something like that being said recently here, how it could be fixed easily on the emulator's side. That's interesting if that's the thing.
Jason Edwards
You're thinking of ZSNES. 9x is pretty damn close and has been for several years. Not byuuTism accurate, but reasonable.
Eli Wood
Next was renamed to 2010. CATSFC was renamed to 2005. PocketSNES was renamed to 2002.
Elijah Harris
>snes9x already runs those highly inaccurately and too fast any way Have you actually used it at all? Snes9x runs most stuff pretty accurately, timings included. It obviously loses to higan but it also doesn't need a modern CPU to get playable framerates.
Brandon Campbell
>CPU overclocking is now a thing in snes9x 2010/mainline You mean the standalone emulator by mainline or what?
Kayden Campbell
Oh. All of those are based on 9x? I thought catsfc was its own thing designed for low powered hardware, like gpSP.
Lincoln Ross
No. The main 9x retroarch core.
Thomas Foster
Isn't that maintained by the creator of Snes9x? How would that work if the changes aren't in standalone?
Blake Nguyen
I FUCKING LOVE EMULATION!
Matthew Nguyen
Dunno. Maybe the option is there, maybe it's not exposed in standalone. But what he meant by mainline, as asked, was the RA core. Since he said 'with libretro/retroarch'.
Juan Brown
That's Gradius 3, right? It's not in the filename or metadata.
Brandon Brooks
Have you played a real snes at all?
Nathaniel Cooper
>people say mGBA is the best GBA emulator >it can't even remember what controller I selected to use hm
Oh yeah, they did sort of port Doom to SNES. It was so bad I forgot about it. Maybe blocked it out.
Eli Morris
star fox
Parker Carter
Nope, there's no issues with Star Fox on Snes9x.
Levi Scott
I suppose that could be true in your own mind
Landon Wright
what issues does star fox have in Snes9x?
Isaac Martinez
runs too fast
Cameron Ramirez
Nope. That's literally what the SuperFX overclocking was made to do, mimic ZSNES running Star Fox too fast.
Hunter Flores
no it doesn't
Elijah Butler
kys mamefag
Cooper Gonzalez
hows citra nowadays
Alexander Ramirez
Depends on the game and your CPU, as usual.
Brayden Campbell
Trash, as always. Incompetent devs. 9 months since keys were dumped and it still can't load encrypted content.
Kevin Taylor
worthless chink shit
Jack Rivera
Literally Russian Malware.
Josiah Howard
1. How long has this been a thing?
2. Is it in standard SNES9x?
3. Many early Konami SNES games were poorly programmed. Big speedups can be made on real hardware with zero romhacking by simply improving the programming. Converting the game to use FASTROM results in big speedups. Super Ghouls n Ghosts got a romhack like that.
6. OC the PlayStation CPU should be next. PGXP-PCSXR by that Icehutbutler did it.
Robert Thompson
>6. OC the PlayStation CPU should be next. PGXP-PCSXR by that Icehutbutler did it. Last I heard Mednafen does some GPU/CPU speed syncing thing that could potentially break a lot of stuff if you just blindly make the CPU faster, then again I don't recall anybody trying to just do it and see what happens.
Liam Cooper
>SNES9x aims to have compatibility with all games and avoid using game-specific speed hacks. If you want to use a emulator with a different focus, then please consider using a different emulator such as UOSNES.
Good job on letting the thread die during your shift americlaps
Cooper Wilson
>citra devs implemented telemetry before the ability to change your character's name in games >you still can't change your names in it >despite "unofficial" builds existing where you can
Gavin Watson
What's the overclock factor exactly? Does it just double the frequency?
Brayden Jenkins
Yes they all are to some extent
And yes it's a stupid renaming scheme since it makes as if the only difference between those emulators was the year of the version of snes9x code being used.
Useless renaming is actually SP's trademark (pretty much as ridiculous as the '-next' renaming scheme), just like useless refactoring.
Christian Foster
>with zero romhacking by simply improving the programming.
Not sure what you are actually trying to say or if you really understand what you are saying but considering the ROM contains the program ASM code, 'improving the programming' obviously involves ROM hacking
Is Windows still far superior when it comes to emulation?
Luke Bennett
Will overclocking fix shit framerate or just slowdown?
Jack Davis
Nope. With everyone going open source and with projects like retroarch, the same emulators are available on linux, where there's no need to deal with desktop compositing or unwarranted levels of memory and cpu usage just to run the OS. There are still a few windows-exclusive emulators like pj64, but most (if not all) of those can be run perfectly through wine.
I'd like to eventually switch to linux, but I do enjoy some PC games without linux ports.
Nicholas Green
But what about angrylion for instance?
Cameron Ramirez
It's available for mupen64 through retroarch. Not sure if it works with pj64 through wine, though I can't imagine why it wouldn't.
Kayden Ross
Many 3D games are capped at 30fps. You need to learn cheat codes to unlock 60fps. The investigation of 60fps cheatcodes for PS games is really lacking. A few have been found.
This guy claims 60fps with gameshark unlocking is possible in GT2, with CPU x5 overclocking.
I'll take a stable 30, since King's Field 3 runs at about 15.
Andrew Ross
Thank you based Simias.
James Rodriguez
>The Company Store coupon included
Mason Allen
Is higan still the only option for Super Game Boy emulation?
I just want to emulate on my Wii U.
Sebastian Gomez
30 fps hurts my eyes and my brain.
Benjamin Hill
>Get a 144Hz monitor >Now even 60Hz isn't smooth anymore I want to go back.
Ian Butler
>not realizing it can be set to 120hz
Easton Harris
How do you guys feel about the new built in Xinput wrapper for DS4 included in one of the recept Windows updates? (Assuming it was the Fall Creator's update but honestly it's been a while since I tried connecting my DS4 to my PC so it could be an older one.)
Kind of hate that I can't customize the buttons (I liked using the touchpad to take screenshots) or adjust the light bar sensitivity (that very bright red color creates terrible reflections on my TV, but nothing a couple layers of duct tape can't fix I guess) but the analogs actually seem to work a bit better in the one game I tried? I dunno, might just be placebo and maybe it's not changed at all but I'm curious if others saw any difference.
Also is there any way to bypass this shit and go back to using DS4Windows or whatever? From what I've tried those tools no longer recognize my DS4 at all (it's simply recognized by the system as a wireless xbox controller) but surely there is some way around this? Not sure I want to go back yet since honestly I might be ok with just leaving it like this, but would be nice to know if it were at least possible.
Brandon Brooks
In 99% of the cases the color saturation in GBC will be better than SGB. SGB emulation is pretty worthless if you ask me.
Ryan Jenkins
Honestly I just want to play DK '94 in all its glory, there's like else it brings to the table like you say.
Parker Watson
Stop eating tide pods.
Bentley Miller
So I've had this old jpcsp emulator on my system for ages. Haven't really used it much. But now about half a decade later, with today's update for kaspersky detected a trojan in the avcodec-52.dll that's in the jpcsp archive.
What's up with that? Was jpcsp malware trash all along or is kaspersky just being stupid?
David Rodriguez
upload it to virustotal
good news is there's no reason to use jpcsp, even as a relic
Landon Morris
Can anyone direct to a tutorial on how to build this one on windows? Never compiled anything before.
Julian Hill
I can't help you with that but SP just told me that the patch seems to work for him, I'll clean it up and hopefully merge it tonight. Then it should be available on the buildbot.
