How's PJs future looking now zilmar and jabo are quitting?

BluDChyLD · December 27th, 2001

I don't know anything about programming, but do you think that the open source supplied with 1.4 can make a differance to it in the hands of a good programmer? Or is 1.4 the be all and end all of project64....

Just curious

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**Prafull** · December 27th, 2001

I hope and pray someone utilizes that source coz I got into n64 emulation only now and pj64 is the best emulator right now.

Anyway be optimistic and hope that it stays alive.

DoktorSeven · December 27th, 2001

That's my thought on the matter -- since the source is available, certainly someone will pick it up and continue the work.

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saulin · December 28th, 2001

Yep hopefully 1964 and Nemu use the source code to make those emulators at the level or better than PJ64

Also the GPU plugins seem to need some work for many games..

I would love to see a GPU plugin for N64 emus like the ones Peter makes for PSX emulators.

BluDChyLD · December 28th, 2001

yeah if the GFX plugin source had been released there would have been more change of making it better.... Any ideas if jabo is planning to continue his work on it?

Nezzar · December 28th, 2001

In the posting on their website they said they are discontinuing the emulator. They didn't say anything about the plugin's. I wonder...?

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BluDChyLD Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK Posts: 67	How's PJs future looking now zilmar and jabo are quitting? I don't know anything about programming, but do you think that the open source supplied with 1.4 can make a differance to it in the hands of a good programmer? Or is 1.4 the be all and end all of project64.... Just curious BluDChyLD

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December 27th, 2001	#2 (permalink)
Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 4,861	I hope and pray someone utilizes that source coz I got into n64 emulation only now and pj64 is the best emulator right now. Anyway be optimistic and hope that it stays alive.

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DoktorSeven Insane Linux Advocate Join Date: May 2001 Location: USA Posts: 271	That's my thought on the matter -- since the source is available, certainly someone will pick it up and continue the work. __________________ TITLE GOES HERE. // The Linux Blog Of Stuff Warning: my posts may be filled with sarcasm and/or lies. Proceed with caution. oldskool pc win: 1.5GHz P4/384MB/GeForce FX 5200 running GNU/Linux.

December 28th, 2001	#4 (permalink)
saulin Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 630	Yep hopefully 1964 and Nemu use the source code to make those emulators at the level or better than PJ64 Also the GPU plugins seem to need some work for many games.. I would love to see a GPU plugin for N64 emus like the ones Peter makes for PSX emulators.

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BluDChyLD Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK Posts: 67	yeah if the GFX plugin source had been released there would have been more change of making it better.... Any ideas if jabo is planning to continue his work on it?

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Nezzar NSBQ nut Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: .de Posts: 1,208	In the posting on their website they said they are discontinuing the emulator. They didn't say anything about the plugin's. I wonder...? __________________ Bred for its skills in magic