Auto Frameskip

[Luigifan64100]

To anyone who can answer,

I'm having a bit of a problem with frameskip. I'll elaborate farther down.

Anyway, I'm using the same specs:
Intel Pentium Dual Core 3.20 GHz
Intel G41 Express Chipset
4 GB RAM

I'm not asking for how to boost FPS, more of a feature request 

So I was playing Project M and a lot of stages go around 57-60 FPS and it's very smooth. But some stages go 30-50 FPS and it's really slow. 
If I put frameskip on the slow stages, it works fine, but if I put it on the fast stages, it glitches a bit and it slows down and speeds up, and it goes way too fast. So is there a way to make so it automatically turns frameskip on and off? Because if I was playing Netplay I wouldn't want to alternate between frameskip and no frameskip in the middle of the match.

Thanks in advance!
Luigifan64100

[NKF98]

You can set keys to increase/reduce framelimit in the hotkeys config, but I don't think what you're asking is possible

[Luigifan64100]

(03-24-2015, 06:37 AM)NKF98 Wrote: You can set keys to increase/reduce framelimit in the hotkeys config, but I don't think what you're asking is possible

Thank you for responding!

That's unfortunate. Was really looking forward to play a lot of stages on Project M. Guess I have to keep going to the config to change it!

Have a nice day, you hear?

[NKF98]

No-you misunderstand. You can set specific keys to do it for you. For example, I mapped my keyboard with the hotkey config so that when I press "1", it saves state, and when I press "0", it loads state. You can do something similar so that you can just press a key and it will toggle framelimit.

[Luigifan64100]

But framelmiit is not the same thing as frameskip.

[NKF98]

You can toggle either one

[KHg8m3r]

If you're using the Intel GMA graphics built into your system, that's probably what your issue is. It can't handle the more complex stages.

[Luigifan64100]

(03-24-2015, 09:09 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: If you're using the Intel GMA graphics built into your system, that's probably what your issue is. It can't handle the more complex stages.

Oh, thank you! 
So if I get a better graphics chip, it should work fine? Because other than that I should get 60 FPS on 1v1. And maybe more RAM.

But I don't think I should do that. My other computer (a laptop) has 8 GB of DDR3 RAM, andAMD A10 APU. I found that to run Dolphin perfectly, but I need to get a new charger for it (my old one broke recently.)

[KHg8m3r]

If it's a desktop, then get a cheap card like a Nvidia GT 640. If you want to do more serious gaming, you should really look into upgrading your whole rig.

The laptop may play the games better, look into getting a new charger

[Luigifan64100]

(03-25-2015, 12:47 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: If it's a desktop, then get a cheap card like a Nvidia GT 640. If you want to do more serious gaming, you should really look into upgrading your whole rig.

The laptop may play the games better, look into getting a new charger

I also have another question; in Dolphin Netplay (4.0-652), does frameskip affect the person on the other end at all? It greatly reduces the load on my graphics and speeds up gameplay. (I'm trying to play Project M.)