Legend of Zelda - Twilight Princess Minimap Invisible!!

[DiBlasio48]

Hi. I now have Dolphin 5.0 and everything is running smoothly with Twilight Princess on GameCube and it is incredible! Except for the minimap! It refuses to even show up. I have tried everything and I do not seem to understand how to fix it (I am far for being an expert). Is there Anyone who could figure this out?

i'm on a Macbook Pro 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7 / 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 / NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB

Thank you!!!

[KHg8m3r]

It should be working? Unless Apple's drivers are being stupid again.
Post your graphics configuration?

[DiBlasio48]

Here.

[akyryz]

check Scaled EFB Copy
uncheck Ignore Format Changes
uncheck Disable for External Frame Buffer

thise are the settings i am using Game Properties > Game Config > Edit Config:

[Video_Enhancements]
MaxAnisotropy = 0 <- fix glow effects
[Video_Hacks]
EFBEmulateFormatChanges = True <- screen blend to change maps
UseXFB = True <- to change maps
UseRealXFB = True <- speed up
[Core]
SkipIdle = True <- to sync up
FPRF = True <- to boot up
FastDiscSpeed = True <- speed loading

this settings goes into the wiimote controls to fix the IR cursor:

[Profile]
IR/Center = 96 <- center the cursor
IR/Width = 64 <- 16 * 4 for 16:9 resolution
IR/Height = 36 <- 9 * 4 for 16:9 resolution


Note: delete everything starting by "<-", it is there just to explain what each settings does.

[DiBlasio48]

check Scaled EFB Copy
uncheck Ignore Format Changes
uncheck Disable for External Frame Buffer

thise are the settings i am using Game Properties > Game Config > Edit Config:

[Video_Enhancements]
MaxAnisotropy = 0 <- fix glow effects
[Video_Hacks]
EFBAccessEnable = False <- aim something (delete if you get problem with aim)
EFBEmulateFormatChanges = True <- screen blend to change maps
UseXFB = True <- to change maps
UseRealXFB = True <- speed up
[Core]
FPRF = True <- to boot up
FastDiscSpeed = True <- speed loading

this settings goes into the wiimote controls to fix the IR cursor:

[Profile]
IR/Center = 96 <- center the cursor
IR/Width = 64 <- 16 * 4 for 16:9 resolution
IR/Height = 36 <- 9 * 4 for 16:9 resolution

Sorry forgot to mention. Mine is on the GameCube. Not sure if what you are proposing will work but will give it a try! Thanks!

[DiBlasio48]

Just tried it out. Last steps did not work for me :S

[akyryz]

oh ok... np, mine is for Wii >.<'