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    • UberLumbyU

      Saving gles2rice-hires settings to individual roms

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      UberLumbyU

      After doing a bunch of random stuff I give up. I'm 99% sure at this point you can't assign individual roms different values from mupen64plus.cfg [Video - Rice]

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      mupen64plus-gles2rice aspect ratio and resolution

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      High Resolution Textures not loading in GLideN64

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      I've figured it out, after clean reinstalling Retropie all is working fine.
      When I go to Retropie Setup and only update mupen64plus via core/main packages (didn't remeber the exactly one) the same issue comes back.

      Anyone has an idea ?

      Update: Ok i keep it up testing and there is one more thing.
      If i did'nt update all works fine. After that i manual edited the mupen64plus.sh to that one which is used after updated mupen64plus package. From here the issue comes back again.
      So it seems, there is a bug in the new mupen64plus.sh handeling the texture packages.

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      Which emulator/settings to play Zelda - Ocarina of Time properly?

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    • wingman626W

      N64 EMU Proper Setup?

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      N64 doesn't flawlessly work on the Pi. Overclocking a little does help, but some games will always have lag, some unplayable. It's a shame but I think until we see a Pi 4, this will always be the issue.