use dolphin emulator on mac and get skyward sword

Use dolphin emulator on mac and get skyward sword full version#
Use dolphin emulator on mac and get skyward sword code#

Use dolphin emulator on mac and get skyward sword full version#

I am extremely interested in this pack but would like the full version to be released meaning all areas re-textured. So I started playing Skyward sword on the latest version of Dolphin and there is some pretty severe background blur, I've played with pretty much all of the graphical settings but to no avail. This is also the reason why I'm not further looking into this issue by the way, it's pointless to waste hours trying to find mistakes in commit X if the actual culprit is commit Y.I could try to donate now and then. Until anyone can prove for sure that this issue was caused by scissoring-fixed rather than by the texcache-rewrite revert, I'll leave this issue closed. However, I can't test this myself and no one else seems capable of testing the GIT revision before the scissoring-fixed branch merge. That said, I've got some hints from that this issue might not be fixed by texcache-rewrite at all but rather is a regression from the scissoring-fixed branch merge. If you knew how EFB to texture/RAM work in detail, you'd realize that (yes, even concerning this issue). No offense, but calling post-7719 builds inaccurate because something's broken with EFB to texture is kinda naive. Read what I said above about texcache-rewrite introducing other hacks on top of the EFB to texture hack (yayz!) to make it work anyway, probably causing all other kinds of weird regressions.ĭ) Any issue which gets fixed by enabling EFB to RAM is very likely an issue with EFB to texture for a good reason and not an emulation bug. EFB to texture itself is just a hack which is known to break games.

Use dolphin emulator on mac and get skyward sword code#

Let me know if there is anything further I can do to help.Īssuming that the texcache-rewrite revert caused this issue:Ī) ZTP only has a game specific hack because it was a small bunch of about 30 lines of non-fragmented and well separated code with VERY good documentation.ī) It'd be nice if the discussion could be focused on actual information which is related to this issue again rather than me debating with users about code quality.Ĭ) it's not an emulation issue. It's also something that doesn't happen in the wrong order with EFB->RAM, even with texture caching enabled. Not knowing a lot about 3D rendering technique this appears to me that it's probably an easy fix, as it's just something operating in the wrong order. See the pillars in the next two screenshots: It does not get as bad as it does in third person, even if you step to an equivalent distance.įinally, the effect seems to work based on slices of depth from the viewer, each individual slice of which seems to be rendered 'backwards'. Note that it is still not completely correct (you can notice a white diagonal line through the fencing, seems to behave in the same way as the rest of the glitchiness). Compare the fence in the first and second screenshot:Īnd the next two screenshots, from first person view (where the effect seems drastically reduced), so you can see what the fence is supposed to look like. Perhaps backwards is not the right way to put it though more appropriately, they are not being rendered in the correct direction. It appears to be that the game's special effects are being rendered backwards.

(They are spoiler-free, which I hope people respect as this is a new game)

I took some screenshots to help add detail to the nature of this issue.