[GC] The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

[laxxe23]

I have been having an issue with this game, that when I played forever ago I did not have (same laptop different version of dolphin im guessing)
Anyways it runs fine, just an issue with the clipping and some of the flat textures not fully rendering, I have some screenshots of what I mean, along with my settings.


Its just a minor issue, but still annoying.

[Axxer]

Uncheck disable per pixel depth.

What revision are you using?

[laxxe23]

Ok thanks I will try that, I am using r766 I believe.
edit-Nope didnt work, just slowed down the game a lot

[Axxer]

If you use the same settings in Dolphin 3.0, what happens?

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(09-16-2012, 08:23 AM)laxxe23 Wrote: Ok thanks I will try that, I am using r766 I believe.
edit-Nope didnt work, just slowed down the game a lot

Leaving it checked causes other graphics errors and texture flickering.

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You can get a speed up if you disable XFB, btw. Most games don't need it (including this one). I actually noticed XFB cause problems in Animal Crossing (but that's a separate issue from yours).

[laxxe23]

Ah ok, I actually had the exact same issue with the thing unchecked as checked, Im going to try an older revision since it said something in the description about causing issues.


Edit-

hmmmm I guess ill just deal with it then, least until I can get my new computer, since this laptop slows down too much with the thing unchecked, even if the xfb is checked.
(and it doesnt remove the issue im having either)

[Axxer]

(09-16-2012, 08:32 AM)laxxe23 Wrote: Ah ok, I actually had the exact same issue with the thing unchecked as checked, Im going to try an older revision since it said something in the description about causing issues.


Edit-

hmmmm I guess ill just deal with it then, least until I can get my new computer, since this laptop slows down too much with the thing unchecked, even if the xfb is checked.
(and it doesnt remove the issue im having either)

Yeah but the per-pixel depth isn't what's causing these texture issues though. Try disabling Force Texture Filtering? Idk.

[wcamicase]

Hey guys!
I kinda need some help with this game

It works perfectly, but the sound used to cut sometimes freezing the game so I changed to DSP LLE Recompiler, I do know that this way the emulator requires more power from the PC but still I can play at a constant 30FPS and even record at the same time

Problem is that when I start a battle and the music changes the game gets about 1~2 frame drops, I don't really mind that but the music starts having cuts constantly until I kill the enemy, after that the music from the battle is over and the game returns to the 30FPS

Any help? ;/

[NaturalViolence]

Overclock your cpu.

[admin89]

Intel Core i7-2600

(09-16-2012, 11:45 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: Overclock your cpu.

Add more details : Buy Asrock Z77 mobo + Aftermarket cooler + thermal compound (Arctic MX-4) -> Enable "Non-K OC" -> Overclock

Otherwise , try enable "Vbeam" and disable "idle skipping"

[wcamicase]

I disabled "idle skipping" but I can't seem to find where this "vbeam" is located :/

Also I searched the net and I overclocked from the original 775MHz core clock and 1,000MHz memory clock I boosted that to 840MHz and 1,080MHz respectively, with the help of AMD Overdrive
I tried playing after that and the game didn't lag but I also wasn't in any battle, so I dunno if it fixed, must try it out :/