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Dragonfire101

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Ok, I recently downloaded mario party 7 for the GC. When I ran it, it worked fine until the nintendo screen disappears, then my problems start, an error message pop up with a title thats says Instruction unimplement and the actaul message says fsqrtsx, so I say ok, shortly after that I recieve another instruction unimplement message that says twi, if you try to close that out it will close but reappear in a milisecond, of course emulation is stopped. Please help!
 
Agozer

Agozer

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Well, if it says that an instruction is not implemented, that usually means that the game is not going to work.
 
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Dragonfire101

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I also have GcEmu which won't even start, heres a picture of the screen I get for about a milisecond before it closes-
SaveScreen.jpg
 
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Dragonfire101 friend thanks for the image.These using GCemu, that emulator does not work me to my either but in
gcube it watches as it works me to my although very slow.
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200822584uw4.jpg
http://img142.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823000mu4.jpg
http://img170.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823053hm6.jpg
In order to make work GCemu, it is necessary to have a graphical card
that has supported to the textures of the emulator type OPENGL.
http://img70.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823255lb3.jpg
Greetings of <D@rK_sKy>.
 
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Dragonfire101

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<D@rK_sKy> said:
Dragonfire101 friend thanks for the image.These using GCemu, that emulator does not work me to my either but in
gcube it watches as it works me to my although very slow.
http://img155.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200822584uw4.jpg
http://img142.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823000mu4.jpg
http://img170.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823053hm6.jpg
In order to make work GCemu, it is necessary to have a graphical card
that has supported to the textures of the emulator type OPENGL.
http://img70.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0201200823255lb3.jpg
Greetings of <D@rK_sKy>.
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My Graphics card is a NVIDIA Geforce 8400M GS, I have 2.2 GHZ Centrino Dou Processor, and a 120 GB hard drive which is anything but used up.
Heres what happnens when I try to load GCube-
Gcube.jpg

Please tell me I'm doing something wrong.
 
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Agozer

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Well did you use any arguments that GCube expects (see your screenshot)? If a program does not have a GUI and it's a Windows commandline-driven program, simply double-clicking the executable usually does nothing.
 
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Dragonfire101

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Agozer said:
Well did you use any arguments that GCube expects (see your screenshot)? If a program does not have a GUI and it's a Windows commandline-driven program, simply double-clicking the executable usually does nothing.
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What GCubes experts theres not even a forum for GCube here. Where the heck can I find the GCube GUI, I mean shouldn't the GUI be included with the download? I got GCube from NGEmu.com
 
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p_025

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What Agozer means is there is no GUI for GCube. You have to do everything through command line. You do know how to use command line, right? Because I remember when I didn't, when I figured it out I felt like a dumbass... It doesn't seem like the sort of thing the general computer user knows these days.
 
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Dragonfire101

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p_025 said:
What Agozer means is there is no GUI for GCube. You have to do everything through command line. You do know how to use command line, right? Because I remember when I didn't, when I figured it out I felt like a dumbass... It doesn't seem like the sort of thing the general computer user knows these days.
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I know what you mean by command line I havent used it ages, though, could refresh my memory,please? BTW: I am using vista is that means anything.
 
Agozer

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Your screenshot already provides you the necessary info needed for you to get started, especially the second line.
 
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Dragonfire101

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Agozer said:
Your screenshot already provides you the necessary info needed for you to get started, especially the second line.
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Yeah, but what I'm confused is about is how I start this "Command Line" thing in the first place. I only have command box for a split second that why its so faded and what the heck do I type when I get the command box
 
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<D@rK_sKy>

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Dragonfire101 said:
Yeah, but what I'm confused is about is how I start this "Command Line" thing in the first place. I only have command box for a split second that why its so faded and what the heck do I type when I get the command box
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Good, you have proven to drag the game to the emulator?
That is to say, to take to the game .gcm and to put it upon GCemu or
Gcube.All forms,which version of Gcube you use?
I hope that solutions the problem.
http://img174.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot0301200811260io6.jpg

You have a quite good graphical card.
 
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Agozer

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Dragonfire101 said:
Yeah, but what I'm confused is about is how I start this "Command Line" thing in the first place. I only have command box for a split second that why its so faded and what the heck do I type when I get the command box
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Well, naturally you have run run the Command Prompt. Then switch to the correct drive by typing "x:" unless you already have the correct drive open (x being the drive letter). Then simply navigate to the folder where GCube is by typing e.g. "cd games\gcube" (provided that you started from the root of the drive in C: and you have GCube installed in C:\Games\GCube).

You can get to the root of the drive anytime by typing "cd\".
 
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Dragonfire101

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Agozer said:
Well, naturally you have run run the Command Prompt. Then switch to the correct drive by typing "x:" unless you already have the correct drive open (x being the drive letter). Then simply navigate to the folder where GCube is by typing e.g. "cd games\gcube" (provided that you started from the root of the drive in C: and you have GCube installed in C:\Games\GCube).

You can get to the root of the drive anytime by typing "cd\".
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Alright I'm in command prompt mode my gcube file is on my desktop in its own folder. What do I type to load it?
 
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Dragonfire101

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Agozer said:
Desktop stuff is usually located under C:\Documents and Settings\username
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Alright, I'm in command prompt and I've found the right address-I get the same message-"Usage:gcube [OPTIONS] file Try 'gcube --help' for more information." now what do I do?
 
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EmuFan

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It´s not that hard, just open the gcm file with the emu. You don´t have to mess with command, just double click the gcm, open with, and select the emu. Worked a charm for me.
 
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EmuFan said:
It´s not that hard, just open the gcm file with the emu. You don´t have to mess with command, just double click the gcm, open with, and select the emu. Worked a charm for me.
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EmuFan is right, right button in gcm, to open with, and you select
gcube.Is another form to execute the game.Good luck.
 
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Dragonfire101

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Heres a image of when try to open it with gcube-
GcubePhail.jpg

Pretty much the same split second screen expect it says it can't load it. Emufan, could you recommend a good emu for mp7?
 
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