[GC] The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

[Duke Nukem]

Yes you can, there is two memory card slots on a real GameCube and there is two in Dolphin also.

MemoryCardA.USA.raw - main memory card
MemoryCardB.USA.raw - secondary memory card

You can choose the B one in GameCube settings.

And the MemoryCard Manager is an excellent tool, just make sure you backup your saves first, it should be stable but could mangle stuff.

[DerpTyrant]

(07-11-2011, 12:25 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: Yes you can, there is two memory card slots on a real GameCube and there is two in Dolphin also.

MemoryCardA.USA.raw - main memory card
MemoryCardB.USA.raw - secondary memory card

You can choose the B one in GameCube settings.

And the MemoryCard Manager is an excellent tool, just make sure you backup your saves first, it should be stable but could mangle stuff.

Aha ... Would you be kind enough to tell me the exact steps? I'm really afraid to screw something up
And is this it?: http://psxmem.raphnet.net/

Thank you

[Duke Nukem]

Ha ha no no that's not it laddie.
It's in Dolphin already as a tool.

It should reside under the Tools menu and then MemoryCard Manager something something.
It's very easy once you find it.

As for your other blurry problem, have you tried changing the internal resolution to something higher and no I don't mean the external 1920x1080 one.

[DerpTyrant]

(07-11-2011, 12:36 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: Ha ha no no that's not it laddie.
It's in Dolphin already as a tool.

It should reside under the Tools menu and then MemoryCard Manager something something.
It's very easy once you find it.

As for your other blurry problem, have you tried changing the internal resolution to something higher and no I don't mean the external 1920x1080 one.

As you learned by now, we both save time if you just tell me in advance
Internal resolution? I only see one -_-

[Duke Nukem]

OK what does it say?

[DerpTyrant]

I open the Memory Card Manager.
I open my USA MC on Dolphin 2.0.
I select Windwaker save and export GCI.
I open my USA MC on Dolphin 3.0.
I Import Windwaker GCI.
I start the game. The game says saves are corrupted.
What now?

(07-11-2011, 02:28 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: OK what does it say?

It says Fullscreen Display Resolution. That's it. God I feel like a retard ..

[Duke Nukem]

Ha ha no mate I start to feel like a retard here.

Well you're doing the steps right, but try instead of import it right away to 3.0, create an empty Memory Card in 3.0 just starting the game and format it, then import the .gci file to that empty card, what happens then?

From 3.0 could you post a screen from the Graphics department of all tabs, I saw you have 1920x1080 as external resolution and you might need a higher internal one meaning from the emu in able for the game to look better.

[DerpTyrant]

(07-11-2011, 02:39 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: Ha ha no mate I start to feel like a retard here.

Well you're doing the steps right, but try instead of import it right away to 3.0, create an empty Memory Card in 3.0 just starting the game and format it, then import the .gci file to that empty card, what happens then?

From 3.0 could you post a screen from the Graphics department of all tabs, I saw you have 1920x1080 as external resolution and you might need a higher internal one meaning from the emu in able for the game to look better.

I'll try that.

But tell me how to change internal...

[Duke Nukem]

The internal resolution should be found in the graphics settings under the general tab.
1x Native should be 640 x 548, then 2x, 3x etc.
I think the higher setting the better image quality but lower performance.

Look at this image you see that setting clearly under the general tab:
http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h325/no_cluez/dolphin-config-110508.png

[DerpTyrant]

(07-11-2011, 02:54 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: The internal resolution should be found in the graphics settings under the general tab.
1x Native should be 640 x 548, then 2x, 3x etc.
I think the higher setting the better image quality but lower performance.

Look at this image you see that setting clearly under the general tab:
http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h325/no_cluez/dolphin-config-110508.png

Well its completely different on 2.0 or 3.0, but whatever, I've found it. But that doesn't really matter. I showed you the picture, it has nothing to do with the resolution or anything like that.

Look at it again or here's another one.



You see, everything far away (5meters+) is ugly, blurred and not sharp. Everything close to you is good, beautiful (even tho AA and AF is not on, thus the pixels) and sharp. So its definitely not resolution or AA or anything like that.
As I sad. Its EFB scaled copy. That fixes the problem in 3.0+ but here it doesn't for some reason. Did you do what I told you and tried it yourself? You can see what I mean if you do.

Thanks for all your help so far, I really appreciate it and I hope we can fix this somehow.