Banjo Kazooie GFX issues

I think Nemu has transparency problems :/
Since you already mentioned Deadalus, might I dare to say that you should either wait or use project64?

Project 64 is probably the most compatible N64 emulator there is. It's definately one of the best.

LD. said:

Project 64 is probably the most compatible N64 emulator there is. It's definately one of the best.

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I think that PJ64 is the Most Stable emu out of all the N64 Emus. As for compatiblility, it is growing once again now that we have 1.5 beta out & Expect more to come.

1964 is the Far best at compatibility, but sometimes it can get very unstable for lower call computers, but who cares about lower class computers? *COUGH* lain2:

P.S.: KILL THE BUNNIES!!!
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Hmm?

I used :1964: 0.7.3 for Banjo Kazooie and didn't encounter a single problem (besides slow performance on my P3 450).

Z button and C-buttons: Are you using the Basic KeyBoard Plugin? That's missing those buttons. Jabo's DirectInput7 1.40 works very well for me.

No sound: Are you sure you just haven't got the No Sound pluging on? If not, try Azimer's Audio v0.30 (Old Driver) or v0.40 Beta 2 plugin. v0.30 (Old Driver) is faster but v0.40 Beta 2 has higher quality. Both work fine for me.

GFX glitches: Are you using Jabo's Direct3D7 1.40? If so, here are the settings I use (with no GFX glitches):

Display

Rendering Device: Direct3D T&L HAL
Windowed Resoultion: 640x480
Full Screen Reolution: 1024x768x32
Buffer display mode: Triple Buffer Vsync
Wireframe Rasterization: No
Sort independant anti-aliasing: Yes
Anisotropic filtering: Greyed out for me (set to Yes if possible)

Emulation

RSP code simulation: F3DEX 1.XX
Geometry Transforms: Automatic
Texture format: 16 and 32 bpp
Enable Fog: Yes
Enable Display Culling: Yes
Change blending mode if invalide for video card: No
Always use texture filtering for rendering: Yes

Advanced

Frame Buffer Emulation: None (enabling Copy DList will cause the 'jigsaw pieces' fade in/out display to correctly, but it degrades performance massively)
Force Depth Compare: No
Force Depth Enable: No
Force Normal Blending: No

And here are some core settings (these can affect graphics too):

Hardware settings

Expansion Pak: No
EEPROM Size: 2KB EEPROM
Game Save Type: All Used Types
Counter Factor: CF=2
Use TLB: No
Max VI Limit: NTSC 60 fps

Compiler settings

CPU Emulator: Dyna-Compiler
Register Caching: Yes
DMA in Segments: No
FPU Hack: Yes
Self-Modifying Code: Protect Memory
Link 4KB Blocks: Yes
Assume 32bit: No
Advanced Analysis: Yes

Phew! Well, Banjo-Kazooie works fine for me with those settings. Give it a whirl! :1964: is a great emulator!