petran79
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Nintendo won recently a long running case in the EU court against the use of modchips. This does not make modchips illegal in case users want to back up their own software.
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Cemu Thread: Emulating Wii U Games
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Nintendo won recently a long running case in the EU court against the use of modchips. This does not make modchips illegal in case users want to back up their own software.
Smooth Operator
Member
TTT² is still glitched with the 1.7.2c bug fixes ?
Wowfunhappy
Member
Thank you! What do I do with the common and game keys? When are they needed?
I may try it this week-end, will let you know if I have the chance to try it.
My PC's HDD is starting to be stuffed...ripping my Wii U collection has its cost...folder weights like 100+GB. :lol
I planned on ripping my DKTF copy tonight since I read they fixed some issues, wanna try it in 4K, of course!
jediyoshi
Member
Make a text file in the root of your cemu folder named keys.txt
Place each key on a new line, including the common key, ordering doesn't matter. Assuming you have .key files rather than the raw key already, you can use a hex editor like HxD to open them (drag them into the program) and it'll show a 32 character key (you'll need to strip the spaces).
I'd suggest looking into how to extract WUD files into the raw game files. This is necessary to be able to update the game and can improve loading performance. The process will still need having the key (though you won't need the keys.txt file anymore).
For Nvidia cards, yes.
Yes, though you'll only need to remap one of them. I'd sacrifice one of the thumb click buttons.
These people are gonna make a killing for sure.
Twilight Princess
Member
If they can get zelda working at launch....damn!
Yep
Unknown Soldier
Member
Bind ZL and ZR to the bumpers instead of the triggers.
This is painfully awkward for Mario Kart 8 but also the only way you can hold a shell and hop at the same time unless you work around it by installing Xpadder.
It has to do with the very old problem of the way Windows maps joystick controls. ZL and ZR (or just regular L and R on 360/Bone and Dualshock controllers) are default bound to axis Z+ and Z-. So when you push ZL and ZR at once on applications which do not properly account for this, it's the equivalent of moving the joystick to the center. Which is, of course, nothing.
Yeah I just remapped them to the bumpers right after I posted that. Thank you both ily very much <3
I legit except them to get 3k boost if BOTW is even semi playable.
You should provide your specs .
Game's not even out yet lol. No one knows how long it'll take for them to get the game up and running, but rest assured it's going to be their number one priority.
For sure, thanks!
I posted these on page 3 but no one answered me back then:
]27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display
4.0GHz quad-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 4.2GHz
16GB 1867MHz DDR3 SDRAM
AMD Radeon R9 M395X with 4GB video memory
So Can you say how will this iMac run Cemu?
Twilight Princess
Member
Emulator performance is mostly determined by single core speed, is that right?
Hey there,
Great emulator and what progress!
I dumped Xenoblade Chronicles X and I finally got it running pretty smoothly on 1.7.1/1.7.2
I was having choppy performance and low FPS, but after I moved the files from HD to SSD and played for a while to build the shader cache I now have pretty smooth 30fps. Running 1080p HD pack.
I got one issue though - my computer/GPU cuts off all signals to the monitor randomly, so my display says "no dvi input", but if i press alt + enter (fullscreen) twice I go back to a working game without hiccups. This happens pretty frequently, every 30 minutes or so or more often.
I checked my GPU load in GPU z and the temp is around 59-60 celcius and usage 30%.
Earlier had this problem with a 970 where GPU cut off signal with Witcher 3, but then I could identify the problem by looking at the log (temp was high and gpu load 98% when the no signal / black screen happened. ) That card was faulty (they also changed my motherboard I think) and I got a new 1060 now. Also, back then I could fix it by minimizing the game and then maximizing.
But now I have the 970/no input problem again, but without the logs to understand whats going.
I'm worried about stressing my GPU. Anybody know why this is happening and if it's bad for my hardware? Since the GPU load is at around 30 maybe I can run the 4k pack? Or will that exacerbate the situation?
Still have warranty for a couple years so I might just bring the rig to the shop.
My specs are:
Intel Skylake 6600k, MSI z170A, 8 GB 2133 mhz DDR4 ram, GTX 1060
Cheers guys, take care!
edit:
Great emulator and what progress!
I dumped Xenoblade Chronicles X and I finally got it running pretty smoothly on 1.7.1/1.7.2
I was having choppy performance and low FPS, but after I moved the files from HD to SSD and played for a while to build the shader cache I now have pretty smooth 30fps. Running 1080p HD pack.
I got one issue though - my computer/GPU cuts off all signals to the monitor randomly, so my display says "no dvi input", but if i press alt + enter (fullscreen) twice I go back to a working game without hiccups. This happens pretty frequently, every 30 minutes or so or more often.
I checked my GPU load in GPU z and the temp is around 59-60 celcius and usage 30%.
Earlier had this problem with a 970 where GPU cut off signal with Witcher 3, but then I could identify the problem by looking at the log (temp was high and gpu load 98% when the no signal / black screen happened. ) That card was faulty (they also changed my motherboard I think) and I got a new 1060 now. Also, back then I could fix it by minimizing the game and then maximizing.
But now I have the 970/no input problem again, but without the logs to understand whats going.
I'm worried about stressing my GPU. Anybody know why this is happening and if it's bad for my hardware? Since the GPU load is at around 30 maybe I can run the 4k pack? Or will that exacerbate the situation?
Still have warranty for a couple years so I might just bring the rig to the shop.
My specs are:
Intel Skylake 6600k, MSI z170A, 8 GB 2133 mhz DDR4 ram, GTX 1060
Cheers guys, take care!
edit:
From my understanding, yes. I have my 6600k OC:d to 4.1ghz on single core use, 4,0 on double, 3,9 on triple etc. Also I read disabling hyperthreading may cool the CPU and boost the FPS.Twilight Princess said:
Pokemaniac
Member
While I don't know a whole lot about this emulator in particular, emulators tend to have a hard upper bound on how parallel the can get. Usually they can't get significantly more parallel than the original hardware.
Master Yoshi
Member
I keep seeing this thread and thinking there will be a glorious BotW screenshot...
I do wonder how BoTW will run on Cemu.
I remember SS leaking a week or so before release and it ran perfectly on Dolphin. I've actually never played through SS on standard Wii hardware, having owned my special edition of the game since launch. I always play it on Dolphin for the resolution and anti-aliasing.
I remember SS leaking a week or so before release and it ran perfectly on Dolphin. I've actually never played through SS on standard Wii hardware, having owned my special edition of the game since launch. I always play it on Dolphin for the resolution and anti-aliasing.
jediyoshi
Member
There's no mac client, and I haven't seen any results as far as anyone dualbooting. It'll run assuming you don't run into any other issues.
Hopefully in less than 3 1/2 days.
God, it would be seriously amazing if BotW is highly playable. I'm not holding m breath though, Dolphin was significantly further along than CEMU at the time of Skyward Sword's release.
SpiceMelange
Member
I'm no expert or anything but from what I understand of CEMU is that it's kind like project 64, a focus on game specific tweaks and speed hacks (would make sense with the small library of Wii U games and the speed of development) unlike dolphin since I think version 4 where they moved away from that path and instead focused on properly emulating the actual console. In that situation I would imagine it's incredibly improbable to have BotW running well at launch day with few glitches unlike SS.
AcademicSaucer
Member
pirates in 4chan already have the game ,tried it and it crashes or gives them a black screen
The Omega Man
Member
Good
HOLY SHIT
Didn't actually expect it to leak so soon.
Then again, the last pokemon game leaked like two weeks before release or sth
I thought 1.0.0 was just the demonstration build of the game, not final? I thought it was like 1.2 or something at release.
You mean the stutter created by shaders caching? You can download them online.
Well, there is a day one patch but it was seperate from the main game files Nintendo made available for download for a few hours for whatever reason.
I guess the main game without update could very well be 1.0.0?
Sweet, thank you
Jawbreaker
Member
I saw this screen and a mention that it freezes at the main menu. It's encouraging that the game boots. I'm guessing the Cemu team is going to go into overdrive to get this game running well.
LucidMomentum
Member
HO
SHIT
SON
LETS GO
Might not regret double dipping if I can run it on my PC some day.
Sub_Level
wants to fuck an Asian grill.
wew lad
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
4K Breath of the Wild within six months of release not an impossible reality.
What a time to be alive.
What a time to be alive.
molnizzle
Member
Dirk Benedict
Gold Member
Might just grab the Wii U version for a later time. I'm excited about the prospects and should donate very-very soon!
sixteen-bit
Member
BotW developments are super exciting!
Jonneh3003
Banned
Anyone got any FAST Racing Neo shots?
Well we can indeed just download the complete BotW shader cache if I understand correctly.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
You will need to install windows through bootcamp. How well this emulator runs generally depends mostly on the CPU speed, and you will be good there. I can say that with one game I tried (Super Mario 3D World) it ran like what I can only describe as exceptionally well with Cemu 1.7.2, on a new MacBook Pro which has PS4-like GPU spec. Nearly rock solid 60FPS running at full screen resolution of 2880x1800.