Don't get me wrong Rice's doesn't exactly process everything, either. It was designed as a substitute third party plugin for emulators with plugins that fail to process some graphics. Rice's Video Plugin was not designed for any particular emulator. * GLN64 (****ty Direct-X 9 plugin hardly loads any textures) * Jabo's Direct 3-D 8 (does a little bit of what Rice's doesn't) * Rice's Video Plugin (does what Jabo's doesn't) There are only three five-star graphics plugins out there: Reason being: It requires other dynamically located library files to support it. You may have tried using it, but I'll bet you failed because it is the hardest plugin to activate for emulation usage for Project64. But I don't think anyone here on CoolROM has used Rice's Video Plugin except for FD and maybe Kameo. I'm sure some of you have tried the many different graphics plugins for Nintendo 64 emulation. This plan needs to be in it's own separater thread for a reason I hope you soon see. I have found an alternate strategy to improve the GFX emulation of your Nintendo 64 games.
Though it fixes the buffer glitch when you pause the game in OOT, Rendering-to-Texture fixes that and Link's equipment preview at the same time, making this option pointless and a waste of speed deduction. Rendering-to-Texture (Basic & Write Back): Smallest speed-costing option that lets you get away with fixing the rendering issue with Link's preview on the Equipment Subscreen.The ForceBufferClear paramater was removed. The setting with the smallest sacrifice of speed that still gets it to load. Frame Buffer Emulation (Basic Framebuffer): Fixes background rendering when you press Start to pause the game. Primary Depth Hack (On): Fixes hard-to-notice polygon/textural glitches in the N logo at the very start of the ROM. That's what this option is for to back up. Normal Color Combiner (Off): The default setting may be off, but if someone is unlucky to have 'accidentally' changed the default to otherwise, the game will look pretty messed up. RenderToTexture=4Effects of these settings:Accurate Texture Mapping (Off): Prevents inaccurate pixel rendering and icon sizes Normal Blender (Off): Fixes transparency in Link's hood as well as other rare object alpha glitches.
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If anyone has any clue on how to resolve these issues, it will be very much appreciated!! (this is with Jabo's Direct3D8 1.6 graphics by the way.) I can't quite remember what is supposed to be in that square, as it's been ages since I've last taken up the Master Sword. When on the pause menu, if I go to the "Equipment" subscreen (the one that displays available swords / shields / clothes) I get a big white rectangle on the left side, which looks something like this: Now on to my very minor graphics problem.
I tried playing around with the deadzone and range options, but they only seemed to make things worse (not moving at all, just turning in the desired direction).Īnd again, all the other buttons work flawlessly. The game I am trying to play is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and the only issue that I'm having is that when I try to move around, I just walk and not run around like normal. To start, I use Jabo's DirectInput7 1.6 (the default one), and to be able to use an N64 controller, i bought one of these:Īnd it seems to work great, all the buttons function properly, except for the n64 joystick. Ill start first with the control issue, as this seems the most irritating I have a (hopefully) small issue with my graphics and my controls.
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