Hyrule Speed Hack on Android

[JusticleSalad]

Hello all,

First time poster here. I searched around a bit and wasn't able to find a solution, and I was hoping someone here who's smarter than me could weigh in.

I'm currently playing Zelda TP on my Moto Z2 Force, and I've been trying to activate the Hyrule Speed Hack in Dolphin (5-1984), but I haven't been able to get it working properly.

I've tried pasting the code in my GZ2E01.ini, but there's no difference in fps, or in the quality of my minimap.

Is there something I'm doing wrong or neglecting to do?
I'd really appreciate any help anyone can offer :]

Edit: I forgot to mention that I'm using the Vulkan backend!

[JosJuice]

Could you show us the contents of your GZ2E01.ini file?

Also, I would suggest using an up-to-date version of Dolphin. Among other things, it makes it easier to enable the Hyrule Field Speed Hack because you only have to enable the code rather than pasting in the whole code yourself.

[JusticleSalad]

(08-17-2018, 03:58 PM)JosJuice Wrote: Could you show us the contents of your GZ2E01.ini file?

Also, I would suggest using an up-to-date version of Dolphin. Among other things, it makes it easier to enable the Hyrule Field Speed Hack because you only have to enable the code rather than pasting in the whole code yourself.

Sure thing! I created GZ2E01.ini and put this inside:

[color=#009966][Controls][/color]

PadProfile1 = GCPadSC
[color=#009966][OnFrame][/color]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack
0x8003D50C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D528:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D540:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D55C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5B8:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5D4:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5EC:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D608:dword:0x60000000
[color=#009966][OnFrame_Enabled][/color]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack 


I use an older version of Dolphin because it runs Wind Waker and Twilight Princess much better than the newer versions, although I'm really not sure why that is. I was able to enable the hack in OpenGL, but I get a lower FPS with OpenGL than I do with Vulkan. 

[JosJuice]

The Hyrule Field Speed Hack for GZ2E01 is supposed to look like this:

Code:

[OnFrame]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack
0x8003D50C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D528:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D540:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D55C:dword:0x60000000

0x8003D55C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D560:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D564:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D568:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D56C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D570:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D574:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D578:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D57C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D580:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D584:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D588:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D58C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D590:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D594:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D598:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D59C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A0:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A4:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A8:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5AC:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5B0:dword:0x60000000

0x8003D5B8:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5D4:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5EC:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D608:dword:0x60000000

(Plus the [OnFrame_Enabled] part, of course.)

Maybe the code you entered works too, though? It might be an older version that just isn't as effective.

Not sure why it would work in OpenGL but not Vulkan. Dolphin loads the code in the same way regardless of which graphics backend you're using.

[JusticleSalad]

(08-17-2018, 04:50 PM)JosJuice Wrote: The Hyrule Field Speed Hack for GZ2E01 is supposed to look like this:

Code:

[OnFrame]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack
0x8003D50C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D528:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D540:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D55C:dword:0x60000000

0x8003D55C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D560:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D564:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D568:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D56C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D570:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D574:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D578:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D57C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D580:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D584:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D588:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D58C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D590:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D594:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D598:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D59C:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A0:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A4:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5A8:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5AC:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5B0:dword:0x60000000

0x8003D5B8:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5D4:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D5EC:dword:0x60000000
0x8003D608:dword:0x60000000

(Plus the [OnFrame_Enabled] part, of course.)

Maybe the code you entered works too, though? It might be an older version that just isn't as effective.

Not sure why it would work in OpenGL but not Vulkan. Dolphin loads the code in the same way regardless of which graphics backend you're using.

Oh my god. 
After I swapped your code in I went from the lowest possible graphics settings at 12 FPS to a solid 30 FPS in 720p with anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering on the highest settings.
I'm not sure what I was doing wrong before, but this code works perfectly with Vulkan. 
Thank you so much JosJuice, I really appreciate your help. 

[TheGamerPro]

Wow, ty this worked really well! Went from 14fps on TP to a whopping 30fps. Was just looking for this code aswell!

[JosJuice]

(08-18-2018, 10:57 PM)TheGamerPro Wrote: Wow, ty this worked really well! Went from 14fps on TP to a whopping 30fps. Was just looking for this code aswell!

The code already exists inside Dolphin if you're using a recent version. You just need to add this to the game INI:

Code:

[OnFrame_Enabled]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack

[degasus]

JosJuice: What do you think about enabling this speedhack by default? IMO the differences in the minimap are tiny, and it is needed on at least 90% of the used host systems, including desktop computers.

[JosJuice]

I think the differences in the minimap are pretty noticeable, but they don't really affect the enjoyment of the game. I don't know which option I would prefer personally, but if others think having it enabled by default is a good idea, I don't mind having it that way.

[Sievn]

I think making it enabled by default is better, it makes the game much more playable and I was able to finish 50% of the game easily.
If any one complains well there is forums