Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

Hi friends, do you know of a patch or some correction for Hyrule Field? is that the emulation gets very slow in that area! I have version 5.07125 of the dolphin and my mobile is a oneplus 5t 8gb ram.

Yes, Dolphin ships with a hack called the Hyrule Field Speed Hack. (It technically affects other areas in the game too, but the impact is the largest in Hyrule Field.) In order to enable it, create the file dolphin-emu/GameSettings/GZ2.ini (if you have the GameCube version) or dolphin-emu/GameSettings/RZD.ini (if you have the Wii version), and write the following in it:


And just so other people who are reading this topic are aware: If you are using a version of Dolphin that's older than 5.0-6101, this won't work "out of the box". You would have to add the entire code of the patch manually.

Also, this currently doesn't work on the Korean release of the game, but I'm guessing that you aren't using that version.

(05-03-2018, 04:39 AM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, Dolphin ships with a hack called the Hyrule Field Speed Hack. (It technically affects other areas in the game too, but the impact is the largest in Hyrule Field.) In order to enable it, create the file dolphin-emu/GameSettings/GZ2.ini (if you have the GameCube version) or dolphin-emu/GameSettings/RZD.ini (if you have the Wii version), and write the following in it:

Code:

[OnFrame_Enabled]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack

And just so other people who are reading this topic are aware: If you are using a version of Dolphin that's older than 5.0-6101, this won't work "out of the box". You would have to add the entire code of the patch manually.

Also, this currently doesn't work on the Korean release of the game, but I'm guessing that you aren't using that version.

the version that I am using is English but I manipulate the settings so that the dialogues remain in Spanish. Another question: this solution that you have passed me is for android not for windows no?

This is a solution for all OSes.

Android is just the only one where editing text files is a pain.

a million thanks, please leave this topic anchored above for all, if you want to change the title because I consider it important for all those who use android that certainly none made that modification but we all have to smoke the slowness of hyrule field .. .

(05-03-2018, 04:39 AM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, Dolphin ships with a hack called the Hyrule Field Speed Hack. (It technically affects other areas in the game too, but the impact is the largest in Hyrule Field.) In order to enable it, create the file dolphin-emu/GameSettings/GZ2.ini (if you have the GameCube version) or dolphin-emu/GameSettings/RZD.ini (if you have the Wii version), and write the following in it:

Code:

[OnFrame_Enabled]
$Hyrule Field Speed Hack

And just so other people who are reading this topic are aware: If you are using a version of Dolphin that's older than 5.0-6101, this won't work "out of the box". You would have to add the entire code of the patch manually.

Also, this currently doesn't work on the Korean release of the game, but I'm guessing that you aren't using that version.

can this hack also help me to put faster for example the need for speed underground GameCube?
in passing I want to thank for your help, the method of creating the .ini file in the specified path worked perfectly in the prairie of Hyrule Field. With that fix all arranged in Twilight Princess. That's why I ask above if it works for other NGC isos

(05-03-2018, 11:49 AM)pintitas Wrote: [ -> ]can this hack also help me to put faster for example the need for speed underground GameCube?
of thanks for the method of creating the .ini file in the specified path worked perfectly in the prairie of Hyrule Field. With that fix all arranged in Twilight Princess. That's why I ask above if it works for other NGC isos

It only works for Twilight Princess

since we are, what is the command line, or the fix for the game NEED FOR SPEED UNDERGROUD, I am not very fluid and I have an op5t ... it should be better ...

There is none.

Android Dolphin is largely unmaintained because nobody cares and SoC vendors also don't care to ship functional drivers.

(05-04-2018, 08:19 AM)Helios Wrote: [ -> ]Android Dolphin is largely unmaintained because nobody cares and SoC vendors also don't care to ship functional drivers.

you're right but I think that if there is enough development for android as we can see in this image that I attached, with date and time of each version uploaded ... now if the drivers do not work well ... well ...
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