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Can Flying Dragon (N64 Game) Be Emulated?
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d123456
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Re: Can Flying Dragon (N64 Game) Be Emulated?
Optimizing PS2 games 480p (progressive) and 240p gsm hdtv
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Re: Can Flying Dragon (N64 Game) Be Emulated?
Thanks, I knew someone would do it for me eventually.d123456 wrote:d123456 stops other members from googling what this is about.
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ReddMcKnight
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Re: Can Flying Dragon (N64 Game) Be Emulated?
Okay, I'm not sure what I did exactly, but I did finally get it working. I think it's because I updated my Glide Wrapper. It took a lot of research to figure out which one to use though.
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Re: Can Flying Dragon (N64 Game) Be Emulated?
It was likely a disconnect between the glide calls and being mapped to actual GPU calls. As a result it probably tried to do all of it on the CPU, which would lead to very poor performance in addition to a full virtual system emulation.