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very good^^ but some questions..
didnt you miss a jump in the cave level or it was just my impression? the rooms before the boss cant be improved by trying to cut out the lag?
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Meeloow wrote:
I've tried several Lufia 2 ROM's with the exact description as quietkane gave, but they all seem to freeze after talking to the grandpa in the newbie dungeon.
just check the CRC: FDB80165
version (e) [!]
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hmm overall seems ok, there were places that i doubt it could be done faster, maybe its only my impression^^ and i have some questions..
in 1-2 jumping in the box before the end, didnt it cost you some frames?
in 7-3 falling directly in another springer would make you lose speed or something?
and the most important.. where is the backjumping trick? i.i it is saving some frames.. almost whenever you are not in the max speed it could save you lots of frames..
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nitsuja.. ? tsne..? well.. i made some tests.. and i noticed that im getting better performances in direct3d than in opengl modes.. which i think its not normal..
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omg, stop it.. i.i since xebra's run is cancelled, there's no need to compete.. work together for a best run.. i.i xebra, if JXQ chooses for a fastest time, dont need to tell us you were more entertaining.. maybe for some ppl your way is better, but not to the vision of the maker, so dont need to argue about it
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nitsuja wrote:
Did other programs like 3D PC games or PSX emulators also slow down? Does it affect other N64 emulators besides Mupen64? Have you tried changing your display depth (16-bit, 32-bit) or disabling anti-aliasing in your graphics driver settings? Had anything changed between when it was fast and the way it is now (any new software or hardware, sound/graphics/network cards)?
it affects other N64 emulators besides mupen64 (for example, PJ64).. changing display depth have helped a bit^^ anti-aliasing already off.. no hardware had been changed.. but there were changings in software.. winME to winXP, video drivers (the old one doesnt even work properly in winxp..), an old version of PJ64 to a newer version, and mupen64..
TNSe.. do you know about any old and good plugin?
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Genisto wrote:
The good news is: It seems that my amazing run in Super Mario Bros 3 work well with the last update of Fceu. I will continue it.
About game making, I will publish my Mario Plus soon.
im looking forward to it^^
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yeah.. google it^^ its nothing but a more beautiful mario imho.. better designed tiles and sprites^^ i think the official version (which only work properly in famtasia and nesticle) has different level designs also.. but the hyper mario (final) [b1][o1] in fceu it has only tiles and sprites changes^^
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think about it.. whats the point in doing a 100%?! to show how fast u can make it to the end in each level? but auto-scrolling levels there's almost nothing to do to it.. i.i
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I know this probably has nothing to do with the emulator, but, its somehow related to N64, so im posting here..
Previously, i was able to play any N64 games with no problems, with a good fps and all.. but now, its slow, even playing in the exactly same pc.. i tried to change video drivers, emulator video plugins, but its useless..
can anyone help me?! some way to help me even if i lose quality?
my pc config:
asus a7v133
Athlon XP1800+
256mb SDRAM
vga: riva TNT2
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it's ok to do all the levels like its saying in the topic title, but..
auto-scrolling levels = pointless, boringness, skippleaseness ;_;
(ok, i'll stop with this ;-; )
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