Glide64 problems

SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #1

umm where is the actual dll? i downloaded all the versions of GLide64 to fix Paper Mario and i get Glide3x.dll not found or something close to it. I dowloade .4 , .4 source, and ,41

 

Doomulation

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #2

You need eVoodoo! Click the link in my sig to find it...

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

• Thread Starter
• #3

uhh didn't work.

 

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ra5555

N64 Newbie

• Jun 14, 2003

• #4

you have to put glide3x.dll in the *root* folder of the emulator, don't put it into the plugin director, only gilde64.dll belongs there.

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #5

you mean C:\Program Files\Project64 v1.5\Plugin i am doing that

 

Last edited: Jun 14, 2003

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #6

well?:doh: oh... i am guessing beyond help huh?darn that flikerin on Paper Mario!

 

Doomulation

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #7

He means C:\Program Files\Project64 v1.5.

 

mightyrocket

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #8

Evoodoo in C:\Program Files\Project64 v1.5\
Glide64 in C:\Program Files\Project64 v1.5\plugin\

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #9

k i got it actually running butit is now either very slow or there is nothing there. dark black void of nothingness or slower than molasses

 

Last edited: Jun 14, 2003

mightyrocket

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #10

Go to the video-settings and select hybrid buffer swap method.

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #11

mightyrocket said:

Go to the video-settings and select hybrid buffer swap method.

Click to expand...

anything else? and don't say this computer doesn't run fast enough cause it is the best dell they had.

 

Last edited: Jun 14, 2003

Clements

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #12

I bet you're not using eVoodoo 3.99 beta. Download that from this website. Earlier versions can cause problems.

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #13

if it is the beta version i have it

 

Last edited: Jun 14, 2003

Clements

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• Jun 14, 2003

• #14

So, if you've put eVoodoo.cpl and Glide3x.dll in your system32 directory in Windows and the Glide64 plugin in your plugin folder, and then selected the hybrid method, then other than that, we can't really help you.

 

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SwordKirby

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• Jun 14, 2003

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• #15

i guess i''ll have to run ir on 300-200 man that is a little screen

 

Doomulation

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• Jun 15, 2003

• #16

Make SURE you got eVoodoo here, from EmuTalk. You can check the link in my sig...as the last post links to the newest 3.99 release.

 

fearpi

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• Jun 16, 2003

• #17

320x200 little screen?
hmmm... are you running in a window? becuase if you are, i found out that will make it uber slow. make sure full screen is checked in the eVoodoo control panel, and make sure the emulator is running full screen (Alt+Enter).