Super Mario Sunshine paint removing problem

m4cksfx · May 16th, 2009

I have a serious problem with SMS - when I use water on some paint(that was originally in the level, not created by blobs), the paint seems to disappear, but its effects are still there - like slow, electricity or fire. This makes episode 6 in the Pianta Village(the one with saving ten villagers from goo/paint) unsolvable.
Have anyone experienced this before? Could I do something about this or would any of you provide me with a save after solving this? This is one of the two shines(the second is from episode 7 of the same level) I lack for final boss...

sl1nk3 · May 16th, 2009

For mario Sunshine to work perfect, you need to use "Copy EFB to RAM".
Also, it should be enabled before running the game, and you shouldn't switch it while the game is running, also, don't enable "force bi/trilinear filtering" as it causes problems in Mario Sunshine, like goo moving away by itself and that kind of weird things

Note that the game has already been finished, so it can be done

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m4cksfx · May 16th, 2009

Thanks, now the game is WAY easier, plus I am able to do this episode

kronoxrox · June 2nd, 2009

Time for some thread necromancy =(
I had the same issue before, but i didn't care at that time. I was triying to make speedruns so i just jumped like crazy and just tried to ignore the issue

A few weeks ago i came across this thread and i was looking forward to try messing with the EFB

now... two days ago i tried switching it on and it slowed down my game from 30 fps to... 10 it's that a normal behavior? or should i switch revisions? Last revision i tested was 2785 (paper mario ftw xD)

Btw all of this was tested on the x64 version

May 16th, 2009	#1 (permalink)
m4cksfx Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: Poland Posts: 4	Super Mario Sunshine paint removing problem I have a serious problem with SMS - when I use water on some paint(that was originally in the level, not created by blobs), the paint seems to disappear, but its effects are still there - like slow, electricity or fire. This makes episode 6 in the Pianta Village(the one with saving ten villagers from goo/paint) unsolvable. Have anyone experienced this before? Could I do something about this or would any of you provide me with a save after solving this? This is one of the two shines(the second is from episode 7 of the same level) I lack for final boss...

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May 16th, 2009	#2 (permalink)
sl1nk3 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: France Posts: 373	For mario Sunshine to work perfect, you need to use "Copy EFB to RAM". Also, it should be enabled before running the game, and you shouldn't switch it while the game is running, also, don't enable "force bi/trilinear filtering" as it causes problems in Mario Sunshine, like goo moving away by itself and that kind of weird things Note that the game has already been finished, so it can be done __________________ XP x86 - Win7 x64 \| Core 2E6600 @ 3.4GHz \| P5W DH Deluxe i975x \| 2 x 2GB G.Skill PI black \| ATI HD4870 1GB

May 16th, 2009	#3 (permalink)
m4cksfx Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: Poland Posts: 4	Thanks, now the game is WAY easier, plus I am able to do this episode

June 2nd, 2009	#4 (permalink)
kronoxrox Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Santiago (Chile) Posts: 335	Time for some thread necromancy =( I had the same issue before, but i didn't care at that time. I was triying to make speedruns so i just jumped like crazy and just tried to ignore the issue A few weeks ago i came across this thread and i was looking forward to try messing with the EFB now... two days ago i tried switching it on and it slowed down my game from 30 fps to... 10 it's that a normal behavior? or should i switch revisions? Last revision i tested was 2785 (paper mario ftw xD) Btw all of this was tested on the x64 version