03-12-2010, 06:05 AM
Hello everybody!
Ziotoo4 here!
After almost two days of struggling, several blue screens, an hard disc conversion, and two reinstalls of my graphical drivers, i am finally able to run the game i was craving: Animal Crossing: Wild World.
It runs very well, even on my not-so-powerful laptop (an Acer Aspire with 2 GB ram, 2x 1.83 GHZ cores, Ati mobility radeon X1600 with 128 mb vram): about 65% of the Wii speed, with peaks at 75% if i kill explorer.exe, the antivirus and a couple other processes, and full speed in the houses.
But the problem is: the clock is not working. The in-game clock checks the wii time: but my PC is not a wii, and therefore time is not passing while the game isn't running.
The question is: can i manually set date and time everytime i open the game (and load a save game), or is there a way to let Dolphin pass date and time to the game?
Basically i'm asking either for a solution in-game (like with the settings) or a software one (if there is one!)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Fede
Ziotoo4 here!
After almost two days of struggling, several blue screens, an hard disc conversion, and two reinstalls of my graphical drivers, i am finally able to run the game i was craving: Animal Crossing: Wild World.
It runs very well, even on my not-so-powerful laptop (an Acer Aspire with 2 GB ram, 2x 1.83 GHZ cores, Ati mobility radeon X1600 with 128 mb vram): about 65% of the Wii speed, with peaks at 75% if i kill explorer.exe, the antivirus and a couple other processes, and full speed in the houses.
But the problem is: the clock is not working. The in-game clock checks the wii time: but my PC is not a wii, and therefore time is not passing while the game isn't running.
The question is: can i manually set date and time everytime i open the game (and load a save game), or is there a way to let Dolphin pass date and time to the game?
Basically i'm asking either for a solution in-game (like with the settings) or a software one (if there is one!)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Fede
