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Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - Aggro_hamtaro - 06-10-2019
In super Mario Galaxy I am in the terrace place where you need to aim at that blue star and press A to travel to it.
But no matter what I try it won't work. Anyone experience something similar before ?
Cheers
RE: Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - Aggro_hamtaro - 06-10-2019
I just figured it out myself.
The setting Skip ESB Access from CPU has to be turned off.
RE: Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - JosJuice - 06-10-2019
Just to check, which version of Dolphin were you using? Recent official versions should disable that setting for you automatically, so I'd like to know if that's not working as it should.
RE: Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - Aggro_hamtaro - 06-11-2019
(06-10-2019, 05:03 PM)JosJuice Wrote: Just to check, which version of Dolphin were you using? Recent official versions should disable that setting for you automatically, so I'd like to know if that's not working as it should.
I am using the unofficial version found on this forum.
Cheers
RE: Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - JosJuice - 06-11-2019
Okay, yeah, weihuoya's fork specifically does not disable Skip EFB Access from CPU automatically. So that would be why.
Just so you know for future purposes, if you've only tested that you have a certain problem in a fork but not in an official version, you're supposed to go to that fork's thread in order to get support.
RE: Super Mario Galaxy, can not travel to other world. - Aggro_hamtaro - 06-11-2019
(06-11-2019, 04:24 PM)JosJuice Wrote: Okay, yeah, weihuoya's fork specifically does not disable Skip EFB Access from CPU automatically. So that would be why.
Just so you know for future purposes, if you've only tested that you have a certain problem in a fork but not in an official version, you're supposed to go to that fork's thread in order to get support.
Thanks for letting me know!
Cheers