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Dolphin - Emulating Wii and Gamecube Games
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crazy monkey
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I need to play twilight princess again. I forgot some of the photos posted here.
TheCongressman1
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senador said:What graphics card do you have in your Mac?
I found what is causing my issues. It seems to be Nvidia related. There's a ticket opened on it: http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/issues/detail?id=3892
The images in that link are exactly how I see them too.
Another one: http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/issues/detail?id=4823&q=twilight%20princess
Anyone else experience this?
Mine is the Intel 3000. I was really surprised that I haven't had many issues, considering everyone bashes integrated graphics... I certainly haven't seen anything to bash from my experience so far.
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
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Dat last shot gotdamnnnn
Peterthumpa
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God, and I though that the UI for Twilight Princess was bad...
The Skyward Sword one is 10 times worse.
The Skyward Sword one is 10 times worse.
Stallion Free
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You can turn off all that stuff in-game. They have three options and pro mode has none of the button shit you have been seeing in pre-release screens.felipepl said:
Cow Mengde
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Oh yeah, I should post these here as well.
Original
Retextured
Original
Retextured
Littleberu
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What the fuck?
Stallion Free
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That's like those silly Ocarina of Time re-texture projects.
TouchMyBox
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A few of those shots are awesome, but others change the game's look too much.
Why must people continue to change the look of games? Just give me what is already there but in higher resolution.
Why must people continue to change the look of games? Just give me what is already there but in higher resolution.
_Alkaline_
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But...but...GAF told me Twilight Princess was just brown!
Yep. I really don't like retexturing in any game, except when you totally change the texture in the process. I'd rather play the game in its original form (of course a little dithering, anti-aliasing or minor automated refurbishments are ok) or not replaying it at all.Stallion Free said:
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
Even with the ugly UI, I really dig the way the hearts look in Twilight Princess. They look neat and tidy. Its the fucking Wii remote buttons that ruin everything.
Thankfully Skyward Sword has the pro option.
Thankfully Skyward Sword has the pro option.
Always-honest
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YesThrakier said:
TouchMyBox
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Thrakier said:
There's an option for it... Haven't used it personally though.
Extra Sauce
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What's that sexy red & gold outfit Link is wearing? I think I finished TP without ever seeing that.
Version 3.0
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Why is it that re-texturing projects make the whole world look speckled? There are things in the real world that are just a single flat color, or which have subtle texture that you can't see until you're very close. I mean, generally speaking, you shouldn't be able to see the weave of a fabric from 20 feet away. It just makes everything look weird.
Some of those textures are nice, but a lot of them make the game look really unnatural, as if you're viewing the entire world at once through a giant magnifying glass.
Some of those textures are nice, but a lot of them make the game look really unnatural, as if you're viewing the entire world at once through a giant magnifying glass.
Version 3.0
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luka said:
Thanks, I'll try that.
Nostalgia~4ever
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TP is not a pretty game even for wii, that is certain.
nincompoop
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Agreed, it's a pretty game for any system, not just Wii. (As EatChildren's shots clearly show.)Nostalgia~4ever said:
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Yes it does and back when I was messing with it I was able to do the sword fighting in Wii Sports Resort just fine, same with the flying.Thrakier said:
This is starting to do my head in... How can I use the Wii Classic Control for Gamecube cubes, via Bluetooth? :/
I read about GlovePIE and PPJoy and all that but it's all a bit messy. If anybody has some straight instructions and scripts, then please let me know. I just want to play TP/WW with the Wii Classic Controller! lol. I have a 64bit system, which I guess can be a problem for PPJoy?
And also, I asked this earlier but didn't get a response so I'll quote it:
I read about GlovePIE and PPJoy and all that but it's all a bit messy. If anybody has some straight instructions and scripts, then please let me know. I just want to play TP/WW with the Wii Classic Controller! lol. I have a 64bit system, which I guess can be a problem for PPJoy?
And also, I asked this earlier but didn't get a response so I'll quote it:
jediyoshi
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Mistle said:
If your computer already recognizes the controller as a device, all you have to do is go to the Wiimote Configuration window and select it in the dropdown list under 'Device', then bind from there which is very straightforward. You'll be hard pressed to find yourself in a situation where you'd need to use a third part application to map your controls with.
Fimbulvetr
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Mistle said:
Here's a step by step way of doing this. I'm assuming you already have GlovePIE, and if you have PPJoy you can't install it yet. First, since you're running a 64 bit OS, you'll need to enable testsigning, which you can do by opening the command prompt (type "cmd" in the start menu's search box) and inputting "bcdedit -set testsigning on" and then rebooting. After doing so, you can install PPJoy. Ignore windows' warnings about unsigned drivers. Once it's installed, it'll automatically open the configuration utility. It should already have a virtual joystick in the menu (if it doesn't, click "Add" and then again in the window that appears); select it, click "Mapping..." and follow these instructions:
-On the first screen select "modify the mapping for this controller"
-On the second screen give the controller 6 Axes, 16 Buttons and 1 POV hat, and assign the first 3 axes to the X Y and Z axes respectively with axes 4-6 assigned to the X Y and Z rotations respectively
-On the third screen assign the axes and rotations to analogs 0-5 in order descending through the menu (x axis=analog 0, y axis=analog 1, etc)
-The 4th screen is similar to the third; assign the buttons to the digital inputs in order (button 1=digital 0, etc)
-Same for the last screen; assign digitals 16-19 in order to the pov hat directions and click "finish" and "done"
Now, grab this GlovePIE script: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X31OJNYI and open it in GlovePIE. Connect your Wii Remote with Classic Controller attached to your PC and select "Run" in GlovePIE while the lights on the remote are still flashing. It should now only have one light on. Finally, open Dolphin and its CGpad config, select "DInput/0/PPJoy Virtual Joystick 1" as the device and configure it as you wish. All inputs but the home button should be recognized and able to be mapped.
Also, you've probably noticed the annoying watermark that appeared on the desktop after you enabled testsigning. Here's a way to get rid of it, while keeping testsigning on: http://www.mydigitallife.info/remov...download-for-windows-7-vista-and-server-2008/
Happy emulating!
Going to try this now. Thank you so, so much! I'll let you know how it goes.Fimbulvetr said:
EDIT:
Fimbulvetr
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I'm glad I could help. I went through the exact same problem as you and I had to figure it out myself, so I'm glad I could save someone else the headache.Mistle said:
_Alkaline_
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Rufus said:
Don't be silly. There are plenty of colours in those shots and he hasn't even reached the most colourful areas in the game.
Dascu said:
Except waggle (which is a dumb term in itself) isn't used to describe complex, 1-to-1 motion controls.
BlackBeetleKing
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masterkajo
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^ wow... looks so much less blurry then on my Wii hooked up to an HD TV.
How long does it usually take for people to figure out and post the specs to run a game smoothly on dolphin? And are there games that run perfectly on it (like on Wii) or do all games have some small flaws?
I am asking because I might consider installing dolphin for the upcoming Zelda Skyward Sword release. After seeing these awesome Zelda screenshots in HD above I just can't go back to SD.
How long does it usually take for people to figure out and post the specs to run a game smoothly on dolphin? And are there games that run perfectly on it (like on Wii) or do all games have some small flaws?
I am asking because I might consider installing dolphin for the upcoming Zelda Skyward Sword release. After seeing these awesome Zelda screenshots in HD above I just can't go back to SD.
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
As much as I'd like to, I'm going to sky Skyward Sword on Dolphin until I've finished it on my Wii. As nice as it will look, I'll get really crabby if I run into graphical or game glitches on my first playthrough. I'll happily take the low resolution of the Wii for stability. Replays will be on Dolphin for sure.
Anyway, finished the Arbiters Ground, which in retrospect might be my favourite dungeon in the entire series. It's soaked in atmosphere, has great puzzles, the Spinner is a bitchin' item, it mixes up both adult Link and wolf play, and the two bossfights (Death Sword and Stallord) are really awesome. Like most of Twilight Princess the ease works against it, but I still love it. Here's more shots than anybody asked.
Anyway, finished the Arbiters Ground, which in retrospect might be my favourite dungeon in the entire series. It's soaked in atmosphere, has great puzzles, the Spinner is a bitchin' item, it mixes up both adult Link and wolf play, and the two bossfights (Death Sword and Stallord) are really awesome. Like most of Twilight Princess the ease works against it, but I still love it. Here's more shots than anybody asked.
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
Thematically the whole dungeon is like a mix of the Shadow and Spirit Temples from Ocarina of Time. My love for it might be topped by the Sky Dungeon once I go through it again, as I remember it being quite excellent.
The only dungeon I'm really vague on is the Palace of Twilight. I remember very, very little about it.
The only dungeon I'm really vague on is the Palace of Twilight. I remember very, very little about it.