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can’t the input plug-in be fixed to circumvent this issue?
No, because it's not an issue. It must be the game clamping the input.
If anyone is curious, the game i mentioned before is tales of symphonia. It increases movement speed based on how far you push the control stick, so because dolphin allows a further range than a normal controller, you can actually move a lot faster than normal.
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Huh? It goes past the normal circle range just fine. I know there's at least one game that even lets you move significantly faster than is normally possible because of this (like that kayak game swordless tased, for example).
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Slowking wrote:
Would PJ64 1.6 or 1.7 be worth your time, if we could legally get the source for them, Rachel?
Hmm, i don't know. Maybe. I think for me to do it myself, it'd need to be for an emulator significantly better than mupen, and i'm not so sure pj64 1.6 is. On the other hand, it'd probably be a good learning experience for me, so, i don't know.
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It's gotten worse, and was never really all that much better anyway.
I mean, it is definitely better for many games, and would be useful to have, but it's not really worth the effort to implement tas tools.
I'll try making a small movie and see if it syncs back in LLE.
Edit: This is really annoying to do since the memory card must still be cleared manually everytime I play back.
Set byte 0x98 to 1, and it'll use a new memory card file every time you playback. If no memory card file exists when you start recording, that will be set automatically.
