Have you set the region? IDK what you mean by unlock code.
Many games crash because the region is set to 'auto' in Cemu.
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Cemu (Wii U Emulator) introduces customizable graphics (increased internal res&more)
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Have you set the region? IDK what you mean by unlock code.
Many games crash because the region is set to 'auto' in Cemu.
So it works fine on AMD?! Might have to actually get in on this...
Hope I can find a copy locally.
Don't get carried away..
Yes, you'll be able to play Zelda in 1440p...even 4K if you're ambicious and have the rig for it!
60fps though? Unless the base game on Wii U is set to that, which most likely won't happen, you probably won't have your 60fps.
Well this isn't 1995, aside from a few exceptions (like Dark Souls 1, and even there it only affects certain animations) game logic is rarely coupled to framerate these days. It's just not an efficient way of coding, it also means the base game will get affected if the framerate drops from 30 (which it does on WiiU so far). So unless Nintey loves coding in archaic and outdated ways BoTW will have the game logic decoupled from its framerate and as such it'll have no problem going above 30FPS provided the hardware.
-shadow-
Member
jediyoshi
Member
4k is pretty demanding for WWHD, guessing it has to do with all the post processing since TPHD holds up much better
Yeah, everything embedded so far
Garrett Hawke
Member
thanks for the screens. are any of these properly playable (as in stable framerate, good sound etc)?
Peterthumpa
Member
4k is pretty demanding for WWHD, guessing it has to do with all the post processing since TPHD holds up much better
What is "demanding", exactly? Sub 20, 25 FPS? Also, running on a GTX 970, right?
Beautiful screens!
EDIT: is 1440p available?
jediyoshi
Member
It entirely depends on the scene, but there are areas that hit 20-25fps~. There's no specific 1440p graphic pack, but they're very simple to put together.
Jonneh3003
Banned
Screen most likely is but patents suggest the dock allows the GPU to run at a higher clockspeed which may allow higher resolutions.
jediyoshi
Member
Pikmin cleans up really well. Emphasizes all the objects casting light onto other objects and the aliasing cleanup on all the little characters.
Peterthumpa
Member
This is awesome.
Pikmin cleans up really well. Emphasizes all the objects casting light onto other objects and the aliasing cleanup on all the little characters.
*Screams like a 90's pre-teen girl in a Backstreet Boys show*
Just downloaded the new version, putting it on the run in a few.
jediyoshi
Member
In Debug -> Upscale filter, make sure it's set to bilinear.
It's wonky atm for bicubic.
Ah, good to know. I was asking myself what's going on. I'll try it now.
jediyoshi
Member
Holy Order Sol
Member
They even went through the trouble of making her sclerae slightly red for no reason lol.
For Pikmin 3 I'm getting some drops from 30fps to 25 fps and sometimes even to 20fps when I rotate the camera first time towards an area. Generally runs quite nicely. This is with the 4k graphical pack.
jediyoshi
Member
They're linked in the quoted post. Click the game titles.
lol, oops
jediyoshi
Member
When you're running the game, open the graphic pack menu back up. Under Active, do you see Yes? I think the graphic pack might just be accounting for the european version of the game. If you have the US version, open up graphicPacks\XCX_2160p\rules.txt and change the line
titleIds = 00050000101c4c00
to
titleIds = 00050000101c4c00,00050000101c4d00
Peterthumpa
Member
I'm more interested about the bananas glitch, but since the changelog is pretty barebones besides talking about the new features, I'm not holding my breath.
ArcaneFreeze
Member
It's crazy how far Cemu has come in a relatively short amount of time. Question though, with Switch bring pretty much all Nvidia tech how long do you think it'll take before someone cracks it?
KojiKnight
Member
There are already lots of ARM emulators, and portable maxwell is straight up the same as pc hardware, just cut down.
The problem won't be in emulating hardware, but in emulating software and breaking the security of the system.
So until Switch is fully hacked, I wouldn't expect anything but theoretical emulators.
The graphic pack is active and I have the European version.
I'll try tomorrow more things, I need to go to sleep now.
It seems that the MK8 dump is missing the meta data for whatever reason, so I need to get that again.
I'm trying to get Mario Kart 8 to run in 1080p and 4K and it doesn't seem to work.
I go in Graphic Packs and check one or the other and it changes nothing to the resolution.
EDIT: Tried Mario 3D World, same results.
In my case, no, looks like this.
I go in Graphic Packs and check one or the other and it changes nothing to the resolution.
EDIT: Tried Mario 3D World, same results.
In my case, no, looks like this.
Teletraan1
Banned
if you used ddd you have to either hit the home button after the dump is done so it can capture a bit more if the game is a disc or usb HDD. If the game resides on the NAND you have to idle at the system menu for 30s after exiting the game so it can capture it.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
This is due to shaders being compiled just-in-time as you play the game. They are then cached, so the next time you play the game you shouldn't see those hiccups anymore. Even better, it will be possible to download cached shader libraries from people who already played through the game, so you won't even see them the first time around if you do so.
Would that be why it the graphic packs doesn't work in my case?
If yes...shit...I discovered that later on, most of the first games I ripped I quit right after seeing the title screen popping up, but I didn't re-rip because the only difference I saw is that I didn't have the background pictures of X game on my game selector in the homebrew channel.
Welp, if that's it, I shall buckle up for another 2:30 hours of ripping the game. -_-
It just didn't trigger for MK8 when hitting the home button (or triggered partially as I had the folder Meta?), I dumped XCX and PK3 and it was OK. I just ran the dump one more time for MK8 and it worked.
If you rip to the same folder it skips over the files that are already ripped (same name and size I think).
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
You need that Meta folder, I think. That's how emulator can identify what game it's running.
I've gotten my rips of Mario 3d world and Mario Kart 8 working with the 4k mod, but for some reason my Xenoblade rip doesn't work correctly. I've changed the title id to reflect my US copy, and it says active in the graphic pack menu. However, the menus are sharp but none of the textures have changed.
Teletraan1
Banned
Does Lego City Undercover work? I am ripping it now. These take forever haha. That game could be impressive with higher resolution. I notice the first load of some games seems to take a while a few games I thought crashed. The subsequent times were almost instant. I hope this could actually fix the load times which were bad on the actual system.
One thing that was kind of neat to observe was leaving Super Mario 3D World on its menu. The characters on the screen do a bunch of Mario shit and that seems to slowly build up that shader cache. At first it is a stuttery mess, then you can see it get smoother as it encounters less and less things it hasn't yet. The menu cycles through all kind of environments. I let it cycle until it was pretty much holding a rock solid 60 with very few stutters. You could see stutters when the time of day or weather would change. I played the game for a bit after this and actually got pretty smooth and would just stutter briefly again when you encounter something you hadn't yet.
One thing that was kind of neat to observe was leaving Super Mario 3D World on its menu. The characters on the screen do a bunch of Mario shit and that seems to slowly build up that shader cache. At first it is a stuttery mess, then you can see it get smoother as it encounters less and less things it hasn't yet. The menu cycles through all kind of environments. I let it cycle until it was pretty much holding a rock solid 60 with very few stutters. You could see stutters when the time of day or weather would change. I played the game for a bit after this and actually got pretty smooth and would just stutter briefly again when you encounter something you hadn't yet.
jediyoshi
Member
I believe it partially works with AMD hardware but I haven't checked up on it, definitely not on Nvidia.
Good point about the rolling demos on SM3DW. I do this with Mario Kart 8 as well.