FPSE problem

January 22nd, 2002, 18:51

Where can i find GPUREND.DLL? I'm running FPSE on WINXP and it needs this file.

lu_zero · January 22nd, 2002, 20:14

RTFM
now graciously translated in English and hosted at www.psxfanatics.com
there are also additional tutorials

HINT there is a program with a nice icon.. that isn't fpse.exe that has an ugly one.. it is the other...
is the... configurator ^^

the *rend.dll are just the plugins that you want to use with FPSE

anyway using the configurator is easyer that make your fpse.ini using a text editor and configuring the plugins copying and renaming them

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liquid · January 23rd, 2002, 02:14

hi Lu_zero you configurator for linux looks better than the win32 version, is it possible to port the configurator over to windows? (i'm guessing it's probably not possible though

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January 23rd, 2002, 02:14

That Configurator doesn't give me the option of selecting plugins.
I mean, in the plugin selection window all controls except the Cache, Region and Video Codec boxes are in gray (i'm not able to select plugins)

I've placed the plugins in the folder they must be.

Last edited by rote3000; January 23rd, 2002 at 03:11..

**Dark Watcher** · January 23rd, 2002, 20:16

This GUIDE will step you through the configuration process..

PSX Fanatics also has an installation pack that has everything you need (except the BIOS)... this way you are not missing anything....

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lu_zero · January 23rd, 2002, 21:06

Quote:

Originally posted by liquid
hi Lu_zero you configurator for linux looks better than the win32 version, is it possible to port the configurator over to windows? (i'm guessing it's probably not possible though )

Possible is possible but...
- Actually it just looks better anyway the GUI itself is based on GTk and there is a current port on win32 anyway it actualy has not all the feature present on the win32 one and may hide LOADs of bugs.
- the win32 one is quite good and Sapu and LDChen may release a bugfix/extention
- I cannot nor will code on win32, I don't like it and I don't know the win32api.

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January 22nd, 2002, 18:51	#1
rote3000 Guest Posts: n/a	FPSE problem Where can i find GPUREND.DLL? I'm running FPSE on WINXP and it needs this file.

January 23rd, 2002, 20:16	#5
Dark Watcher Coffee Demon Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Darkness, Unknown Posts: 2,909	hmmm This GUIDE will step you through the configuration process.. PSX Fanatics also has an installation pack that has everything you need (except the BIOS)... this way you are not missing anything.... __________________

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January 22nd, 2002, 20:14	#2
lu_zero Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Earth,Europe,Italy,Turin Posts: 292	RTFM now graciously translated in English and hosted at www.psxfanatics.com there are also additional tutorials HINT there is a program with a nice icon.. that isn't fpse.exe that has an ugly one.. it is the other... is the... configurator ^^ the rend.dll are just the plugins that you want to use with FPSE anyway using the configurator is easyer that make your fpse.ini using a text editor and configuring the plugins copying and renaming them __________________ lu_zero* FPSE Former Team Member P.E.Op.S member GPSE Project starter

January 23rd, 2002, 02:14	#3
liquid Ebichu! Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Tampa Bay, Florida Posts: 2,091	hi Lu_zero you configurator for linux looks better than the win32 version, is it possible to port the configurator over to windows? (i'm guessing it's probably not possible though )