required use of savestates to bypass problems

Taisen · June 1st, 2002

I still haven't gotten OoT to work but I have some different questions about it. I remember hearing there were points or was a point you could only get passed by savestate. Do the newer emulators still have this problem? Was this the fault of emulation or the rom dump? Did any other games have this problem?

Koji2009 · June 1st, 2002

I have played through OoT without problem... but that was back in the days of Ultrahle... I do not know if you would have to use a savestate to get past a part with PJ64 or not...

Smiff · June 1st, 2002

uHLE only does state saves so you HAVE to use them, with PJ64 you can choose, I recommend you don't (it is better to use the native saves, both for gameplay and stability). It is certainly not necessary to do any state save tricks with PJ64 for this game or any game with a very few exceptions.

Taisen · June 3rd, 2002

I can't get the file menu of ocarina of time to display itself on project 64 but I can manipulate that menu. Where can I get a PJ64 savestate for OoT where I'm just starting off in the tree house?

June 1st, 2002	#1 (permalink)
Taisen Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 780	required use of savestates to bypass problems I still haven't gotten OoT to work but I have some different questions about it. I remember hearing there were points or was a point you could only get passed by savestate. Do the newer emulators still have this problem? Was this the fault of emulation or the rom dump? Did any other games have this problem? __________________ FIGHT IT OUT! "Who cares about Virtual Boy..." -takwu

June 1st, 2002	#2 (permalink)
Koji2009 Don't make me stab you... Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Wherever my shiny sword takes me. Posts: 338	I have played through OoT without problem... but that was back in the days of Ultrahle... I do not know if you would have to use a savestate to get past a part with PJ64 or not... __________________ As I meander about my life I wonder if it's all worth it... Then I see my huge anime collection in the corner and I know it was not all in vain. -Writing crappy books and crappy drawings... what better to do with that free time then blow it here instead?

June 3rd, 2002	#4 (permalink)
Taisen Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 780	I can't get the file menu of ocarina of time to display itself on project 64 but I can manipulate that menu. Where can I get a PJ64 savestate for OoT where I'm just starting off in the tree house? __________________ FIGHT IT OUT! "Who cares about Virtual Boy..." -takwu

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June 1st, 2002	#3 (permalink)
Smiff Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 10	uHLE only does state saves so you HAVE to use them, with PJ64 you can choose, I recommend you don't (it is better to use the native saves, both for gameplay and stability). It is certainly not necessary to do any state save tricks with PJ64 for this game or any game with a very few exceptions.