problem: zelda OoT with pj64 1.5 !

midnightrambler · March 30th, 2003

problem:

pressing "start" key results in a relatively long pause until the start-screen (map, inventory, etc) is shown

my system:

athlon 2000+
512 mb ram
sapphire radeon 9700
catalyst 3.2
windows xp with sp1
project 64 1.5 standard (no add-ons)

solution:

????
(i tried disabling anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, but no improvement)

suggestions??:eyes:

felinusz · March 30th, 2003

I'm afraid this is a known issue, 'known issue' meaning that there is really nothing that you can do about it but use a different video plugin

(hey, I get the same problem with that video plugin).

The game is still playable with the Jabo plugin, just press F4 to turn off speed limiting for the duration of the subscreen loading and then press it again to slow thing down again. With your nice system it should work fine. Good luck!

midnightrambler · March 30th, 2003

so the only way to play it properly with jabo plugin is to press f4 all the time?? no, i don't think thats worth it...

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hmm, do you know an alternative video plugin that is as good as the jabo one or better?

thanks!

The Captain · March 30th, 2003

You might want to try Nemu64 (the new version that was just released). You can still use jabo's d3d 1.5 plugin with this emu, and the problem won't occur.

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March 30th, 2003

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midnightrambler · March 30th, 2003

@modem

i don't know what you want to say with the image???? oot is compatible, thats all i can see from the image

zerocopy · March 30th, 2003

look again it se'z subscreen delay

midnightrambler · March 30th, 2003

o i see....so project 64 shows me what problems it has with games? interesting^^

**Yeloazndevil** · March 30th, 2003

1964 and Nemu does the same thing, but I would use Nemu 0.8 and there is no sub screen delay, but with 1964 and PJ64 does

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midnightrambler · March 30th, 2003

the problem with nemu64 is (i tried 0.8) that the background of the subscreen is not the same as the scene i switch back to in the game... strange

felinusz · March 31st, 2003

For some reason there are all kinds of problems with the subscreen in OoT... the map and such is all pixelated and unreadable for me using Jabo Direct3D 1.5 on PJ 64... but not in 1964. How odd.

honestly, pressing F4 isn't that hard

And to get the listings of game issues simply change the 'ROM selection' tab to include the core and video notes.

March 31st, 2003

Playing through the entire game with no frame limit (F4, of course) is more fun

It's no harder, and it just gets you through the more annoying parts faster (such as the damn owl, the annoying laugh of the giant faries, every cursed speach, ect. ect.). Fun stuff ^_^

felinusz · March 31st, 2003

Try playing Mario64 on no-frame-limit (FPS at least 150 (!) ). Anyone who can beat the game while playing like that the entire time deserves a award of some sort.

Aleksei (St) · April 1st, 2003

try other emus or other plugins

check if your HD is defragmented( probably helps)

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midnightrambler Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	problem: zelda OoT with pj64 1.5 ! problem: pressing "start" key results in a relatively long pause until the start-screen (map, inventory, etc) is shown my system: athlon 2000+ 512 mb ram sapphire radeon 9700 catalyst 3.2 windows xp with sp1 project 64 1.5 standard (no add-ons) solution: ???? (i tried disabling anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, but no improvement) suggestions??:eyes:

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March 30th, 2003	#2 (permalink)
felinusz overclocking magus Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,372	I'm afraid this is a known issue, 'known issue' meaning that there is really nothing that you can do about it but use a different video plugin (hey, I get the same problem with that video plugin). The game is still playable with the Jabo plugin, just press F4 to turn off speed limiting for the duration of the subscreen loading and then press it again to slow thing down again. With your nice system it should work fine. Good luck!

March 30th, 2003	#3 (permalink)
midnightrambler Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	so the only way to play it properly with jabo plugin is to press f4 all the time?? no, i don't think thats worth it... ( hmm, do you know an alternative video plugin that is as good as the jabo one or better? thanks!

March 30th, 2003	#4 (permalink)
The Captain Crono! Wake up! Join Date: May 2002 Location: cyberspace Posts: 1,449	You might want to try Nemu64 (the new version that was just released). You can still use jabo's d3d 1.5 plugin with this emu, and the problem won't occur. __________________ DFI LT X38 mobo, E8400 OC @ 4ghz, 4gb G.Skill DDR2 1066mhz, 8800GTS 320mb (G80), 2 x 150gb WD Raptors in RAID 0, 2 x 320gb media/backup drives, NB & CPU DangerDen waterblocks, BlackIce GTX 360 radiator

March 30th, 2003	#6 (permalink)
midnightrambler Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	@modem i don't know what you want to say with the image???? oot is compatible, thats all i can see from the image

March 30th, 2003	#7 (permalink)
zerocopy Banned Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,954	look again it se'z subscreen delay

March 30th, 2003	#8 (permalink)
midnightrambler Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	o i see....so project 64 shows me what problems it has with games? interesting^^

March 30th, 2003	#9 (permalink)
Yeloazndevil Tsundere-chan Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 10,386	1964 and Nemu does the same thing, but I would use Nemu 0.8 and there is no sub screen delay, but with 1964 and PJ64 does __________________

March 30th, 2003	#10 (permalink)
midnightrambler Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5	the problem with nemu64 is (i tried 0.8) that the background of the subscreen is not the same as the scene i switch back to in the game... strange

March 31st, 2003	#11 (permalink)
felinusz overclocking magus Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,372	For some reason there are all kinds of problems with the subscreen in OoT... the map and such is all pixelated and unreadable for me using Jabo Direct3D 1.5 on PJ 64... but not in 1964. How odd. honestly, pressing F4 isn't that hard And to get the listings of game issues simply change the 'ROM selection' tab to include the core and video notes.

March 31st, 2003	#12 (permalink)
Modem Guest Posts: n/a	Playing through the entire game with no frame limit (F4, of course) is more fun It's no harder, and it just gets you through the more annoying parts faster (such as the damn owl, the annoying laugh of the giant faries, every cursed speach, ect. ect.). Fun stuff ^_^

March 31st, 2003	#13 (permalink)
felinusz overclocking magus Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,372	Try playing Mario64 on no-frame-limit (FPS at least 150 (!) ). Anyone who can beat the game while playing like that the entire time deserves a award of some sort.

April 1st, 2003	#14 (permalink)
Aleksei (St) In Love! Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Ensenada Mexico Posts: 704	try other emus or other plugins check if your HD is defragmented( probably helps) __________________