This adds support for dynamically loading themes with RGUI based on the menu title from a playlist. Tons of Cheevos/RetroAchievements improvements as usual (mastery placard, better description messages for missing RetroAchievements credentials, support for identifying Dreamcast CHD files, etc).įor netplay users, savestates have been disabled in stateless modes for stability reasons.įor RGUI menu fans, there is now dynamic theme support. In other news, t ons of fixes for Wayland users on Linux machines. For instance, in the past, if you wanted to fastforward by x 2 in a specific game, the CPU of your machine had to actually be able to run the game with the core twice as fsat as the normal default. It also means that with this option, fastforwarding is now possible for more cores on lower-end hardware.
Fast-forwarding with 3rd party frame limiting such as scanline sync is possible.GPU MHz stay down, which is more energy efficient than presenting frames that are not visible anyway.Some advantages to this new way of fastforwarding: To be more precise, this method of frame skipping is done by measuring the frame time and skipping based on frame time. Instead of relying on the CPU to be as fast as it can be to fastforward frames (the default and only way up until now), now it’s also possible to fastforward based on ‘frame skipping’. There is now a more energy-efficient way to fastforward. After downloading this, you can then go to ‘Standalone cores’, select Dinothawr and play the game.
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For instance, if you download ‘Dinothawr.zip’, it will download and install all the required asset files you need to play Dinothawr. Some of this content is required for certain cores to work as best they can, and some are even required for the core to start up at all. If you go to ‘Online Updater’ and then go to ‘Core System Files Downloader’, it will show all the content files that are available for download from our server. To make it even easier to work with these ‘contentless cores’, it has now also been made easier to obtain required/necessary content files that some of these cores need. It’s important to realize that ‘standalone’ here does not mean what you would think it means when used outside of RetroArch parlance. Boom, Rick Dangerous, Dinothawr, The Powder Toy, Cannonball, 2048, etc. Lots of cores fall into the contentless/’standalone cores’ territory – NXEngine (Cave Story), Mr. Is only made for one specific game/purpose and is not an ’emulator core’ that is meant to run various content, but only one specific thing.doesn’t need any content of its own to start up (like 2048, Mr.‘Standalone core’ in this context means a core that either: (At the very least, something that I don't have to work around bugs on a regular basis.Improvements for contentless cores (or what we would call ‘standalone cores’). WiiSX doesn't seem to be worked on for a very long time, so it would be nice to have an emulator with actual support and progress made on it. There isn't a PlayStation core on the list, but I'm not sure it it's because it doesn't work or if it's just not included with the emulator itself. I looked a bit more, and found a list of "cores" that come packaged with the Wii version. However, since it isn't listed on the emulator guide, I wasn't sure if that was because the guide is out of date, or if it simply doesn't work on the Wii version of the program. Looking at RetroArch, I found that it seems to play PlayStation 1 games. After some issues that came up that caused me to have to re-download the program, I thought it would be a good time to look and see if there were any alternatives. It works well enough to play the games with some concessions like relying on save states instead of in-game saving, but it's still a bit annoying. I've been having some trouble with certain features of WiiSX. Forgive me if I'm asking a stupid question, but I've been looking and haven't been able to figure this out for myself.
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