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Tested with RetroNX 0.9.8
Driver:
Input Driver = switch
Video Driver = switch
Audio Driver = switch_thread
Video:
Threaded Video = on
Bios files in system folder: scph5000.bin, scph5502.bin, scph5552.bin, scph1000.bin, scph1001.bin, scph1002.bin
Games: Warcraft II, Castlevania Sotn, Scullmonkeys
Driver:
Input Driver = switch
Video Driver = switch
Audio Driver = switch_thread
Video:
Threaded Video = on
Bios files in system folder: scph5000.bin, scph5502.bin, scph5552.bin, scph1000.bin, scph1001.bin, scph1002.bin
Games: Warcraft II, Castlevania Sotn, Scullmonkeys
Last edited by Muxi,
Will you continue improving the emulator after the next oficial release? It would be great if you get heavy shaders and filters running full speed on 16 Bits !
Congrats for the bounty!
Cheers!
You will have to replace the whole package this time. And the included update feature works outside of the normal HOS software update. it uses RetroArch's servers.
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Seeing nightlies up on the RA website pleases me. Does this make you an official Retroarch developer now, m4xw? Cause if so, that's awesome.
How did Skullmonkeys run? Last time I tried, it had a graphical glitch where the background and ground would randomly disappear making it unplayable.
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Thank you. Should have mentioned that video threading was on (per advice previously posted). But I did not attempt your other suggestions. Will do and report back.
one quick question: if PSX and SNES are going to be the vast majority of my emulation playing, should I just leave video threading on all the time, or will that negatively affect SNES games and thus, switch back and forth? I don't mind, just wanted to be sure.
Thanks again.
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To explain again, because there will be a few new people running PSX games in the near future I suppose.
Many of us convert PSX .bin/.cue images into .pbp format simply to safe space. (PSX games had filler files, to get them pressed on a CD, if you compress them (which .pbp does) they get reduced to basically 0kb - which saves about 30-80% of space. On most games closer to 30%.
The tool to use for that is psx2psp - which already can handle multi disc games fine, but has issues, if a PSX release comes with multiple .bin files - per CD (f.e. separate audio and data track, Castlevania SOTN is one such case, but there are others), because psx2psp can only handle games with one bin file per CD.
To address that, a solution (that converts the cue sheet and all attached bin files into a different image format and then back into a cue/bin, but this time only with one bin file) is linked twice in this thread a few pages back.
This has nothing to do with the Castlevania SOTN "remove black letterbox bars" romhack, that also was linked a few pages back. The hack btw. is tested and working on the Switch under retroarch.
I've also written down basically a step by step on how to apply the patch. Dont skip checking md5 hashes, and if your game dump is exactly as expected before patching, you'll be fine.
As Castlevania SOTN is one of those games with two .bin files for one CD in the release - you then have to use said linked method to make a .pbp out of it, if you wish to. That is tested and working as well. Both with a patched and the unpatched version.
Many of us convert PSX .bin/.cue images into .pbp format simply to safe space. (PSX games had filler files, to get them pressed on a CD, if you compress them (which .pbp does) they get reduced to basically 0kb - which saves about 30-80% of space. On most games closer to 30%.
The tool to use for that is psx2psp - which already can handle multi disc games fine, but has issues, if a PSX release comes with multiple .bin files - per CD (f.e. separate audio and data track, Castlevania SOTN is one such case, but there are others), because psx2psp can only handle games with one bin file per CD.
To address that, a solution (that converts the cue sheet and all attached bin files into a different image format and then back into a cue/bin, but this time only with one bin file) is linked twice in this thread a few pages back.
This has nothing to do with the Castlevania SOTN "remove black letterbox bars" romhack, that also was linked a few pages back. The hack btw. is tested and working on the Switch under retroarch.
I've also written down basically a step by step on how to apply the patch. Dont skip checking md5 hashes, and if your game dump is exactly as expected before patching, you'll be fine.
As Castlevania SOTN is one of those games with two .bin files for one CD in the release - you then have to use said linked method to make a .pbp out of it, if you wish to. That is tested and working as well. Both with a patched and the unpatched version.
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If theres no need to turn it on, let it off.
You could also try the PSP PS1 bios to lower emulation requirements.
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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty FMA seemed more metaphysical. Like Alchemy was a mysterious comic phenomenon, that gave you an experience.+1
In brotherhood it seemed more direct. Like there was a "god of alchemy that" one met. And it liked humbling people -
S @ salazarcosplay:At the end of the game Ed beather Truth at his own game giving up his ability to do alchemy
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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty good. thats great fma takes more time to to build up the beginning. brotherhood rushed the beginnign because the beginning had already been told+1
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