[GC] The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

[fagoatse]

Latest git release works just fine as well. If you're going to use LLE then don't use 3.0. I'm currently trying the hashless branch and it works wonders. Uncheck Disable Per-Pixel-Depth and set EFB to RAM and you're ready to go. I recommend either OpenGL or DX11.

[LordVador]

Quote:If you're going to use LLE then don't use 3.0.

I disagree. LLE works fine with 3.0 too

Quote:I'm currently trying the hashless branch and it works wonders.

This hashless branch seems to make wonders indeed (let's thank skid ). I still haven't tried with Zelda WW though

[dEnigma]

Though some people (like me) have graphical issues with newer revisions in the Dragon Roost Dungeon. [edit: Unless you are using OpenGL, then you certainly won't experience this issue]

http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/issues/detail?id=5394

It's a minor issue, but still a little annoying so I would recommend using 3.0, it was perfectly stable for me, with hardly any issues, except the well known problem with the heat effect, but you can disable that.

[Chriztr]

At the latest build there is a problem when you start a new game. After you've seen the intro with the tail of "hero of time" and all that the game remains black and dosen't go futher (next thing should be the view of the island). Going back to the offical release of Dolphin fixes the problem.

Using an NTSC-rip of game.
Rev. 688.

[dEnigma]

(06-05-2012, 10:44 PM)Chriztr Wrote: At the latest build there is a problem when you start a new game. After you've seen the intro with the tail of "hero of time" and all that the game remains black and dosen't go futher (next thing should be the view of the island). Going back to the offical release of Dolphin fixes the problem.

Using an NTSC-rip of game.
Rev. 688.

Though this isn't exactly a new problem, it also happened with older revisions. Usually you could prevent this by using the configuration LardVador posted somewhere else (mainly using Audio Throttle). This game as of now doesn't really need a newer build than 3.0 stable, since there haven't really been any fixes related to it, except maybe in the hashless branch, but i haven't checked that out yet, also there might be regressions nobody noticed just now.

[Chriztr]

(06-05-2012, 11:43 PM)dEnigma Wrote: Though this isn't exactly a new problem, it also happened with older revisions. Usually you could prevent this by using the configuration LardVador posted somewhere else (mainly using Audio Throttle). This game as of now doesn't really need a newer build than 3.0 stable, since there haven't really been any fixes related to it, except maybe in the hashless branch, but i haven't checked that out yet, also there might be regressions nobody noticed just now.

Okey. Anyway I just copied the save from 3.0 over to the latest rev since I like to try out the new builds. With the framelimiter turned off it seemed like it had a small speed-up.
But thanks for the information

[bartmarley]

hi guys, i've got a weird problem, everything is playin fine but the game looks ugly, and when i go to graphic settings when the game is running, the ugly disappear by itself! uniquely by clicking on graphic settings! someone ever had that bug?

my settings are 4x IR + 9x ssa + 16x AF + efb to texture running on r601 x64

Here is how look the game when i run the rom



And here how it looks when i simply click on graphic settings



So how could I symply get that last aspect without the need to enter that graphic settings?

[LordVador]

Quote:the game looks ugly

Post a screenshot

Quote:when i go to graphic settings when the game is running, the ugly disappear by itself! uniquely by clicking on graphic settings!

When you close the window does it appear again?

[bartmarley]

(06-07-2012, 01:22 AM)LordVador Wrote: Post a screenshot

done

(06-07-2012, 01:22 AM)LordVador Wrote: When you close the window does it appear again?

hum what you mean? well when the aspect is good, then i stop emulation returning to dolphin menu, reloading the game, still looks ugly before clicking graphic settings...

[LordVador]

(06-07-2012, 01:55 AM)bartmarley Wrote:

(06-07-2012, 01:22 AM)LordVador Wrote: When you close the window does it appear again?

hum what you mean? well when the aspect is good, then i stop emulation returning to dolphin menu, reloading the game, still looks ugly before clicking graphic settings...

I meant : just close the graphic settings window without stopping the emulation