Notable changes since the last bi-weekly build:
New features:
...And of course, a host of other bugfixes and smaller changes.
http://www.dolphin-emu.com/downloads.php
Alrighty, so here's the lowdown on the SD Card support:
Dolphin will automatically create a 128MB, FAT32 formatted sd card image when a game tries to access the sd card, and dolphin does not find a file called "sd.raw" in the main dolphin directory.
From there on, you can use sd card features in games and homebrew with no problem, with some exceptions (of course...), which I'll state later.
OK, so in order to edit the memcard image, just mount it as a vfat disk if you're on *nix, or use a program such as winimage or gizmo to mount the sd card file in windows. Easy enough.
The other big question is how to get your current sd card into a format dolphin can use. This is easy too...on linux at least. Just use dd to create an image of the card, name it "sd.raw", and put it in the correct location. In windows, you will have to have dolphin create an image (or create a FAT16/32 image in any manner you want), then open it in one of the aforementioned programs, and copy the files you want from your real sd card into the image that way.
OK, so now for the exceptions I noted earlier: if the software running on dolphin tries to use any key other than the public SD Card key to securely transfer data to/from the card, IT WILL NOT WORK. This may or may not be fixed in the future.
- Tons of progress on the DSP LLE front
- Correct texture scaling (now works correctly when adding output together from indirect stages which use power 2 and non power 2 textures)
- Fix a bug which could keep memcards from being created
- Fix controls in Sonic Adventure DX
- Fix using XFB in single core mode
- Fix OSX build :p
- Begin fixing bounding boxes, paper mario and such show benifits from this
- Fix existenze demo! (I love this thing, haha)
- GUI usability fixes
New features:
- Info Window added for easy system statistics viewing.
- Free Look added to OpenGL plugin! (see http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/source/detail?r=3005 for details)
- Experimental Wii USB keyboard support
- Wii SD Card support
...And of course, a host of other bugfixes and smaller changes.
http://www.dolphin-emu.com/downloads.php
Alrighty, so here's the lowdown on the SD Card support:
Dolphin will automatically create a 128MB, FAT32 formatted sd card image when a game tries to access the sd card, and dolphin does not find a file called "sd.raw" in the main dolphin directory.
From there on, you can use sd card features in games and homebrew with no problem, with some exceptions (of course...), which I'll state later.
OK, so in order to edit the memcard image, just mount it as a vfat disk if you're on *nix, or use a program such as winimage or gizmo to mount the sd card file in windows. Easy enough.
The other big question is how to get your current sd card into a format dolphin can use. This is easy too...on linux at least. Just use dd to create an image of the card, name it "sd.raw", and put it in the correct location. In windows, you will have to have dolphin create an image (or create a FAT16/32 image in any manner you want), then open it in one of the aforementioned programs, and copy the files you want from your real sd card into the image that way.
OK, so now for the exceptions I noted earlier: if the software running on dolphin tries to use any key other than the public SD Card key to securely transfer data to/from the card, IT WILL NOT WORK. This may or may not be fixed in the future.
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to everyone working on Dolphin