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Hello Every one
Welcome To My First Post On This Forum
I Would Thank Dolphin For What They Did But.....

What Plugin Should I Chose To Play Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door???

If I choose OpenGL The Picture will explain it self:



If I choose Directx3d The Picture will explain it self:



If I choose Software Renderer The Picture will explain it self:



Graphic:
Software Renderer:Full Graphic
Directx3d:Low Graphic
OpenGL:Unknown

Speed:
Software Renderer: Min: 0% Max: 2%
Directx3d: Min 60 % Max : 100 %
OpenGL: Min: Unknown Max: Unknown

Options:
OpenGL And Directx3d
I Select Enable Dual Core (speedup)

Software Renderer:
I Deselect Enable Dual Core (speedup)
Because if I choose it the screen will flashing Black

What Should I Do

Use Dolphin 3.0, not 2.0. Don't use software renderer, and post your specs and graphics settings (all four graphics tabs).

(08-18-2011, 04:15 AM)HawaiianPunch Wrote: [ -> ]Use Dolphin 3.0, not 2.0. Don't use software renderer, and post your specs and graphics settings (all four graphics tabs).

When I Try Directx3d Or Directx 11 Same As The Second Images
I Downloaded it but same as i typed
i need to speed up not change plugin.

I managed to finish that section of the game with invisible punies (but visible shadows) using Dolphin 3 in DirectX9 mode. However, in the Paper Mario thread it was mentioned that an older build is able to display them properly.

(08-20-2011, 08:27 AM)UnexplainedBacon Wrote: [ -> ]I managed to finish that section of the game with invisible punies (but visible shadows) using Dolphin 3 in DirectX9 mode. However, in the Paper Mario thread it was mentioned that an older build is able to display them properly.

Can You Finish Chapter 2 And Then Upload Memory Pack??

Specs?

(09-06-2011, 09:10 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]Specs?

Intel® Core™2 Due CPU
2 GB Memory
Mobile Intel® 4 Series Express Chipset Family

Quote:Mobile Intel® 4 Series Express Chipset Family

There's your problem.

Reported him several times.

why did you bump this >.>