MKDD Tint Issue RPI5

[abj]

@AwesomeKingClem I suggest you to ask and in the dolphin discord server : https://discord.com/invite/dolphin-emu

[AwesomeKingClem]

@abj I can't access Discord.

[abj]

@AwesomeKingClem No problem, i will report it tomorrow and when i have a answer i will post it here.

[abj]

@AwesomeKingClem
This is what they tell me in Discord:

reply1: sounds like broken graphics drivers, not much to do about that

reply2: Your graphics drivers lack support for dual source blending. Normally Dolphin can make up for this by using framebuffer fetch, but your graphics drivers seem to lack that too

reply3: use llvmpipe to fix it

[AwesomeKingClem]

@abj Well, I looked through everything I reported, and my best option may seem to be to use the normal Dolphin emulator (not lr-Dolphin) on Vulkan llvmpipe. I wasn't able to test it yet, so it may be worth a try.

[AwesomeKingClem]

@abj I tested it, and now it works with the tint completely gone! The only issue I have now is that it runs PAINFULLY slow, even with a 30fps gecko code. Any suggestions, or any other forums with solutions?

[abj]

@AwesomeKingClem
Sorry, i am out of ideas.

[AwesomeKingClem]

@abj Meh, I will try to find what I can. I greatly appreciate your assistance! Thank you so much!

[AwesomeKingClem]

@abj Definitely could've used this earlier :P
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/30541/dolphin-emulator-running-on-rp4b-64bit

[retropieuser555]

@AwesomeKingClem Did that dolphin fork install for you? I get various errors where it's looking for a different version of pangocairo even though libpangocairo-1.0-0 is already installed by default

[AwesomeKingClem]

@retropieuser555 I don’t know yet. I am finally getting around to finishing RetroPie-related tasks, so just give me a bit to try it out. For real this time, promise!

[AwesomeKingClem]

@retropieuser555 I looked through Ishiiruka, and the difference between it and Dolphin is that Ishiiruka uses the EGL OpenGL interface. The question is, would it be possible to set up EGL on lr-Dolphin or Dolphin natively? I mean, the Mesa drivers for the Raspberry Pi use many different rendering interfaces, including EGL. It even uses EGL to run a 3D interface in the first place.

Edit: Guess what I found! https://docs.libretro.com/development/cores/core-specific/ishiiruka/ @mitu Ideas?

Edit the Sequel: Is this going to be a problem? https://www.reddit.com/r/EmulationOnAndroid/comments/ji84ai/a_very_important_note_on_dolphin_ishiruka_read_if/

[retropieuser555]

@AwesomeKingClem it's upto you, but reading that about it having shady potentially malicious code I'm out on testing that version. Will just wait for Mesa to be developed further so Vulkan or openly 3.3 is supported on pi 5.

[AwesomeKingClem]

@retropieuser555 Well, I mean it’s officially supported..?
https://github.com/libretro/Ishiiruka

[ExarKunIv]

@AwesomeKingClem it kinda is but it has not been updated in 4 years. So it obviously it's out of date.

And since Windows x64 - Visual Studio 2017 is stated in the documents. I don't think it will work on arm

[AwesomeKingClem]

@ExarKunIv I do understand what you mean by it being outdated, but it says the same thing for Dolphin anyways:
https://docs.libretro.com/development/cores/core-specific/dolphin/

[ExarKunIv]

@AwesomeKingClem ok. I would not know. I didn't look at all the docs

You can always try to build it your self and see what it does.

Waiting for someone to make a script for it is probably going to be a bit. Most people are happy with just using dolphin.

I get you want the best outcome for the games you are having issues with. And it's cool you found this. But the devs have other things going on. So trying for a new GC emu is not high on the list

[AwesomeKingClem]

@ExarKunIv

I'm a perfectionist. Did that answer your question? :P

[AwesomeKingClem]

@ExarKunIv Since it is an official lib core, I may give it a try. I just need to do some more research first.

[AwesomeKingClem]

@AwesomeKingClem I have overall decided to avoid the Ishiiruka core, but I think I have another option that could fix the issue. Unfortunately, my micro hdmi to hdmi converter broke recently, so if someone could test if it works for me, I would appreciate it.
Graphics -> Enhancements -> Color-Correction
It apparently arrived in a recent Dolphin update, and it may fix my issue, but as I said, I can't access my Raspberry Pi 5 until I get a new hdmi converter. Appreciate it!