It does, standard cheat engine tables can be made.
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Cemu Thread: Emulating Wii U Games
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It does, standard cheat engine tables can be made.
KojiKnight
Member
Alcoholikaust
Member
I use CheatEngine for speed hacks making 1.7.3d run 20-30fps in open world
so it's possible
DOT DASH DOT
Member
Could someone point me in the right direction as to where the BOTW Jap audio pack goes in Cemu?
Jawbreaker
Member
Here it is with CheatEngine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjFvLEnCgHs
Hey guys, I'm a newb when it comes to cemu, i pretty much just read about zelda, got excited and donated to their patreon so now i have this 1.7.2d build and I tried running mario kart without making any tweaks at all. It runs pretty well overall but it stutters here and there. Any tips to optimize games would be appreciated. Also, how do I set the resolution?
Polygonal_Sprite
Member
It really makes you wonder how much higher quality their assets are than their hardware can handle.
Great start so far. Game is lush looking in 4k!
I can't get my Wii U Pro controller or my Switch Pro controller to work:
Wii U Pro Controller:
- using the Mayflash USB dongle
- but CEMU crashes upon going into input settings because of it
Switch Pro Controller:
- is recognized by my computer and CEMU
- can be mapped in input settings just fine
- but games don't recognize any button presses
Anyone know how to fix at least one of the two? I'm using CEMU 1.7.2 on Win10.
Wii U Pro Controller:
- using the Mayflash USB dongle
- but CEMU crashes upon going into input settings because of it
Switch Pro Controller:
- is recognized by my computer and CEMU
- can be mapped in input settings just fine
- but games don't recognize any button presses
Anyone know how to fix at least one of the two? I'm using CEMU 1.7.2 on Win10.
You need to download a shader cache from the internet and put it into your Cemu->shaderCache->transferable folder. That will get rid of the stuttering. As for the res in the cemu window go to options then graphics packs.
DarkoMaledictus
Tier Whore
Thank you! any recommendations on where to get the shader caches?
Jawbreaker
Member
I can't seem to get forced AF working through Nvidia Control Panel, but here are a couple of shots:
SunBroDave
Member
Game logic glitches etc
reddit, can't link directly here since it's nintendo's IP
Spring-Loaded
Member
Like, not the framerate/visuals, but instead does link sink through the ground, can items be collected, etc.
It's unplayable, almost completely in it's current state.
A lot of things just don't work, physics puzzles glitching out, not being able to trigger events and needing a savegame to get past it etc.
It's not an option for playing the game yet, and probably won't be for 3-6 months.
Jawbreaker
Member
Yeah, just think of it as a timed console exclusive. PC users are used to it by now. : p
At least the physics stuff could boil down to a single issue in how the WiiU CPU is emulated. Dolphin had this thing where they emulated integers with floating points or vice versa. Could be something like that, in which case those could disappear in a single update.
Can you manage to get to the small wood in the Plateau? I'd like to see how the grass looks in 4K.
there is no "grass" yet
mavericktopgun
Member
Afaik grass isn't even rendered
Jawbreaker
Member
Grass is absent in the latest version of Cemu, so it'll have to wait, unfortunately.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Someone earlier said yes
Yes. I transferred my save from my Wii U with Saviine very easily.
Like others have said, physics, game logic, ability to pick up and complete quests, etc.
Was answered though, thanks.
SunBroDave
Member
Yeah apologies, misunderstood the question.
DOT DASH DOT
Member
Is it normal to be using 9GB of system ram when using a large shader cache?
Edit: sorted it.
Edit: sorted it.
Woah that's simply beautiful comparing to the game running on WiiU. This is what the game should have looked like on such a new console as the Switch. I understand the limitations of the WiiU, but yeah...
Can't wait to see the performance of CEMU in a couple of months. Glad I subbed as a patron to help this project improving.
Just have a decent CPU, any modern i5 "K" model should probably be fine. Basically, just make a decent gaming PC and CEMU should perform admirably, it's not really designed around any special hardware.
The best is still going to be a 7700K overclocked as high as you can get it, but it does look like Cemu mostly uses one core so dual core should be fine.
The Wii U itself is 3 cores though so you'd think it would be benefit from more than 2, at least potentially in the future.
The Wii U itself is 3 cores though so you'd think it would be benefit from more than 2, at least potentially in the future.
So those Alienware alphas would work, the i5 and above models.
Here's the i3 model. http://m.gamestop.com/product/pc/consoles/alienware-steam-machine-i3-1tb/121862
tomwhite2004
Member
The best single threaded performance is key to pretty much all emulation, have a look at the below for benchmarks...
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
You want a portable to downsample from 4K? Sir what year are you from. That said, the Cemu shots are outstanding. It reminds me of how the original Dark Souls had all this insane texture detail that just wasn't visible in 720p and then Durante came along and saved us all and bam, amazingly textured armour, amazingly textured weapons, but the bridge to Sens was still riddled with the worst 2D trees known to man ;(
Edit: There's this weird fuzzy effect on things in the distance in some of the shots, is that just the emulator not rendering the DoF properly whatsoever? It kind of looks like film grain
tomwhite2004
Member
The problem with emulators using more than one core is the amount of extra cpu overhead needed to synchronise them, which can very easily destroy any performance improvement.
I don't think that's always the case with newer consoles, since they're not as sensitive to timing.
jediyoshi
Member
Cemu does use multiple cores, it's the stock dev response whenever multicore is brought up.
"Cemu already uses multiple cores. One core is always utilized 100% while the others vary. For Wii U emulation, single-core performance is more important than having many cores."
Thanks. I have no clue about emulation.
Managed to get my Switch Pro controller working with Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze.
All you need to do is set it as a Wii U Gamepad (NOT a Wii U Pro/Classic Controller) in the CEMU Input settings menu and the game will recognize it.
But now I have two issues with the game:
- a few graphical glitches, mainly the fact that Donkey Kong's model is flickering + underwater sections display a weird moving grey textures
- most importantly, the picture freezes after a couple minutes of play. Every else is fine, the audio is fine, and I can hear Donkey reacting to my button presses, but the pictures stays stuck.
Anyone have any idea how to fix this? I'm playing on a Dell XPS 15 with a i7-7700HQ and a GTX 1050, with VSync enabled, Bicubic upscale filtering and High GPU Buffer Cache Accuracy.
All you need to do is set it as a Wii U Gamepad (NOT a Wii U Pro/Classic Controller) in the CEMU Input settings menu and the game will recognize it.
But now I have two issues with the game:
- a few graphical glitches, mainly the fact that Donkey Kong's model is flickering + underwater sections display a weird moving grey textures
- most importantly, the picture freezes after a couple minutes of play. Every else is fine, the audio is fine, and I can hear Donkey reacting to my button presses, but the pictures stays stuck.
Anyone have any idea how to fix this? I'm playing on a Dell XPS 15 with a i7-7700HQ and a GTX 1050, with VSync enabled, Bicubic upscale filtering and High GPU Buffer Cache Accuracy.
jediyoshi
Member
Big omission from the preview video, looks like Wonderful 101 started working
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NogD5seyaFI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NogD5seyaFI