Spread the word - angrylion-rdp-plus

[HellfireEternal]

I finally got 60 FPS on Angrylion! Thank you! Through a combination of creating a new config file and using the correct RSP everything is running smoothly! I went with the latest Development build of the Angrylion plug in, default sound, default input, and CXD4's RSP (Shows up as "Static Interpreter") and the latest Project 64 build from the link above. Thanks again!

[Black Zero]

Congratulations HellfireEternal, glad it worked out for you!

As for the angrylion-rdp-plugin I will not update the GitHub issue with up to date builds anymore and I have also deleted my GitHub account so that's the end of me.

You will however find the builds of the plugin @emuCR.

Thanks for everything everyone!

[Azimer]

I have also deleted my GitHub account so that's the end of me.

Did something happen to you on github?

[Black Zero]

Did something happen to you on github?

Both yes and no but all I feel right now is frustration and anger.
I probably should take a long break from everything that concerns emulation and emulators, maybe start a new hobby or something.

[Gent]

Both yes and no but all I feel right now is frustration and anger.
I probably should take a long break from everything that concerns emulation and emulators, maybe start a new hobby or something.

Sorry to hear that. I know how frustrating these things can be BZ.

[xenphor]

Is it possible to use angrylion with vsync? It kind of makes it unplayable without it. I don't see any options for it in the menu.

Even with "Limit FPS" on some games run way too fast like World Driver Championship. Other games that run at the correct speed still have tons of stuttering.

[Iconoclast]

Cool, have not heard of it. I was sure someone was bound to tackle multi-threading for the plugin.

Does the plugin target some platforms besides Windows? Is Mupen64Plus required to use it? Have not had time to check into it.

It's good to have the option ready to implement in. Multi-threading is ideal once the plugin has been optimized and well-tested, so it's good to keep other people around who can add it in at the opportune time. Though multi-threading in the meantime before the plugin has been vectorized and better staticized can't hurt enjoyment on the side in the interim either.

Edit: The author does seem to acknowledge the disclaimer that the CPU multi-threading in this case still falls short of proper GPU-threaded rendering, but again even so I think it's a cool thing to play with in the meantime.