emulator launch

[SektorMK]

How do I make sure that the emulator does not crash during the game? (I use version 5.0-3921)

[degasus]

Get a system of emulator and drivers without any bugs. But honestly, both doesn't exist.

But I guess you want to resolv one particular crash, so you need to debug *why* it crashes. Good starts are:
- Do you use the correct settings for this game? Just copy the game settings folder manually
- Is it a bug in the ARM recompiler? Try the (cached) interpreter
- Is it a bug in the OpenGL driver? Try the video software backend
- Is it a Android related bug at all? Try it on a desktop

[SektorMK]

(11-09-2017, 11:28 PM)degasus Wrote: Get a system of emulator and drivers without any bugs. But honestly, both doesn't exist.

But I guess you want to resolv one particular crash, so you need to debug *why* it crashes. Good starts are:
- Do you use the correct settings for this game? Just copy the game settings folder manually
- Is it a bug in the ARM recompiler? Try the (cached) interpreter
- Is it a bug in the OpenGL driver? Try the video software backend
- Is it a Android related bug at all? Try it on a desktop

I generally use the emulator for the sake of one game (namely, NHL 2005), I use the settings: JIT ARM64 Recompiler, CPU Clock: 60%, Video Backend: Vulkan, during the game the emulator can fly! I also started Mortal Kombat Armageddon on the same settings (exception only CPU Clock, there I have a value of 400%), and so, here the game is at times slow (but you can play, quite), but the emulator does not crash! It seems like all written)

[DJBarry004]

CPU Clock override tends to break some games. Use the default 100%.

[Nintonito]

I’d also like to add that while Vulkan can seem nice, it’s still unstable (especially on mobile where the quirks aren’t as well known).