Zelda: Ocarina of Time

guan · October 17th, 2002

hi, currently i'm using 1964 for playing zelda: oot but there are grafical errors. for example some ground titles have clipping errors, some textures aren't transparent, inside link's tree-house it looks like a green and black dotted field of .. well puke.. and lots of other issues.
i would like to know which plugins and settings (and maybe which other emulator) i should use to play it with the best looking and without issues.

**cooliscool** · October 17th, 2002

system specs..? if your graphics card isn't a geforce/radeon, use glide64+evoodoo. What plugins are you using now?

guan · October 17th, 2002

i have:
amd 1,2ghz
512 SDRAM
GeFroce 3 ti 200 128mb

well i was running Unoffical Daedalus D3D, but now i'm running Project 64 and its perfect ^_^

chillypacman · October 29th, 2002

Too bad cause pj64 runs it slower for me and the sound can get messed up crappy computer

stef2001_1975 · November 4th, 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by guan
i have:
amd 1,2ghz
512 SDRAM
GeFroce 3 ti 200 128mb

well i was running Unoffical Daedalus D3D, but now i'm running Project 64 and its perfect ^_^

For sure. I agree with you. I think tant PJ64 is the best emulator to play on Zelda and if you have a NVidia based GC.

Maybe i will try 1964, because i hear a lot of good thing on it especially on its speed.

**Snake785** · November 4th, 2002

imo, 1964 is just as good PJ64 (exept that its a lot faster

). I get great speeds on my system (check my sig). All you need to do to see the bg images is to use the RSP (is that right? plugin that came with PJ64, just copy that file from the PJ64 plugin folder to the 1964 plugin folder, enable the RSP plugin and then you'll see those images (ie. you'll see the inside of Link's house).

**_E_** · November 4th, 2002

mmm,..1964 would play it well, but I would recommend PJ64 because it shows the effects ( escepially at the final battle) quite well. Recommended Plugin? Jabo's D3D6 v1.5 ( thats embedded in PJ64 v1.5) or you can also get Jabo's D3D7 v1.4 for 1964 if you want to

**cooliscool** · November 4th, 2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Kingstar
mmm,..1964 would play it well, but I would recommend PJ64 because it shows the effects ( escepially at the final battle) quite well. Recommended Plugin? Jabo's D3D6 v1.5 ( thats embedded in PJ64 v1.5) or you can also get Jabo's D3D7 v1.4 for 1964 if you want to

LMAO!!

1964 shows them exactly the same as pj64, and you can use jabo's 1.5 fine in 1964. You should try something before you make ghey assumptions like that.

**_E_** · November 4th, 2002

no,....1964 doesnt show the clouds above ganon castle well, Also dark light comes out from the box whenever you try openning it..

October 17th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
guan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 7	Zelda: Ocarina of Time hi, currently i'm using 1964 for playing zelda: oot but there are grafical errors. for example some ground titles have clipping errors, some textures aren't transparent, inside link's tree-house it looks like a green and black dotted field of .. well puke.. and lots of other issues. i would like to know which plugins and settings (and maybe which other emulator) i should use to play it with the best looking and without issues.

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Snake785 Prepare for Descent... Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Canada Posts: 2,615	imo, 1964 is just as good PJ64 (exept that its a lot faster ). I get great speeds on my system (check my sig). All you need to do to see the bg images is to use the RSP (is that right? plugin that came with PJ64, just copy that file from the PJ64 plugin folder to the 1964 plugin folder, enable the RSP plugin and then you'll see those images (ie. you'll see the inside of Link's house). __________________ My Computer specs: Pentium 4 2.6Ghz 512 MB of RAM Geforce FX 5700 128 MB Windows XP SP1 Click here for Flaretech.Biz Web Hosting

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_E_ Administrator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: somewhere Posts: 8,577	mmm,..1964 would play it well, but I would recommend PJ64 because it shows the effects ( escepially at the final battle) quite well. Recommended Plugin? Jabo's D3D6 v1.5 ( thats embedded in PJ64 v1.5) or you can also get Jabo's D3D7 v1.4 for 1964 if you want to __________________ -= Now watching=-

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_E_ Administrator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: somewhere Posts: 8,577	no,....1964 doesnt show the clouds above ganon castle well, Also dark light comes out from the box whenever you try openning it.. __________________ -= Now watching=-

October 17th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
guan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 7	i have: amd 1,2ghz 512 SDRAM GeFroce 3 ti 200 128mb well i was running Unoffical Daedalus D3D, but now i'm running Project 64 and its perfect ^_^

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chillypacman Banned Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Australia - Perth Posts: 1,057	Too bad cause pj64 runs it slower for me and the sound can get messed up crappy computer

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