Beta Input Plugin 1.76 released. *FeedBack*
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pj64er
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Re: hmm
i hav rumble gamepad, its much better than seeing a little message or picture on the screen. however some people do not hav it but still want to use it(usefule with stone of agony in OoT).
if ur wondering if rumble can coexist with visual rumble, answer is yes, i tried it.
PcVII said:
I'm glad it won't crash now, but i sent a email wondering if u still need force feedback if you check visual rumble. I guess I'll try when I get home.
keep up the good work n-rage!
i hav rumble gamepad, its much better than seeing a little message or picture on the screen. however some people do not hav it but still want to use it(usefule with stone of agony in OoT).
if ur wondering if rumble can coexist with visual rumble, answer is yes, i tried it.
Re: Re: hmm
well i was wondering if u could have visual rumble with out force feedback. he said to not use rumble if u don't have force feedback controller.
mine has force feedback but windows xp drivers don't support it.
so i was wondering if i had visual rumble check marked if i could have rumble pack selected.
*starts downlaoding new version*
pj64er said:
well i was wondering if u could have visual rumble with out force feedback. he said to not use rumble if u don't have force feedback controller.
mine has force feedback but windows xp drivers don't support it.
so i was wondering if i had visual rumble check marked if i could have rumble pack selected.
*starts downlaoding new version*
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N-Rage
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hmm
the window bar should flash... and the PJ64-taskbar does too
i told u not to use rumblepak with 1.79 and i told u the crashes are gone with next release, which is in fact 1.80.
Its not a good way to show stuff, can only hope it works with OpenGL & Glide the same way as with DirectX( in fullscreen it just flickers ). the messages errr... kill themselfes so its not a big issue if it doesnt works, it just would happen nothing. if i would make a RumbleMessage it wouldve to be more agressive( kinda 20 windows popping/closing a second ) and/or would require to turn it on/off.. hence no suicide-candidates. Dont wanna risk crashes.
PcVII said:
ok i guess it was stupid me asking about it
i'm not sure where the rumble is
should i see something else?
the window bar should flash... and the PJ64-taskbar does too
i told u not to use rumblepak with 1.79 and i told u the crashes are gone with next release, which is in fact 1.80.
Its not a good way to show stuff, can only hope it works with OpenGL & Glide the same way as with DirectX( in fullscreen it just flickers ). the messages errr... kill themselfes so its not a big issue if it doesnt works, it just would happen nothing. if i would make a RumbleMessage it wouldve to be more agressive( kinda 20 windows popping/closing a second ) and/or would require to turn it on/off.. hence no suicide-candidates. Dont wanna risk crashes.
Tursiops_G
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Gamer123 said:
Actually, 'Nam was over when I served (1975-1982), but I was overseas during the Iranian Hostage Crisis (1979-80) aboard USS KittyHawk, and I am a Veteran.
BTW, who says that only kids can enjoy videogames?
Cheers!
- John (Tursiops_G)
Well Kakarot,
If the Nvidia TNT Vanta is good for N64 emus, then it's good for
true PC games. If you are having problems, it's probably because of severe incompatibility issues with some D3D PC games.
My GeForce 2 MX 200 has the following issue:
NASCAR Revolution SE fails to initialise the D3D graphics routines,
therefore no graphics and game immediately crashes and the PC
lock-up crashes with a black screen.hoh:
But actually, according to the NASCAR Revolution SE documentation, a TNT/TNT2 video card is listed as a supported video card, but nothing listed about a GeForce. I guess GeForces
are incompatible with some games that are older than 2000.
Unfortunately with the integrated Intel AGP video (82815) controller, NASCAR Revolution SE also crashes and also lock-up
crashes the PC with a black screen.:hrm:
Emulating a N64 is very complex, so therefore if the TNT can render the gfx just fine, it's a good video card. The N64 has
advanced 3D rendering capabilities, so the TNT should be a good
video card. The D3D rendering capabilities are good.
But if you have any D3D PC games with issues, please tell me which D3D PC games are having issues.
D3D
If the Nvidia TNT Vanta is good for N64 emus, then it's good for
true PC games. If you are having problems, it's probably because of severe incompatibility issues with some D3D PC games.
My GeForce 2 MX 200 has the following issue:
NASCAR Revolution SE fails to initialise the D3D graphics routines,
therefore no graphics and game immediately crashes and the PC
lock-up crashes with a black screen.
hoh: But actually, according to the NASCAR Revolution SE documentation, a TNT/TNT2 video card is listed as a supported video card, but nothing listed about a GeForce. I guess GeForces
are incompatible with some games that are older than 2000.
Unfortunately with the integrated Intel AGP video (82815) controller, NASCAR Revolution SE also crashes and also lock-up
crashes the PC with a black screen.:hrm:
Emulating a N64 is very complex, so therefore if the TNT can render the gfx just fine, it's a good video card. The N64 has
advanced 3D rendering capabilities, so the TNT should be a good
video card. The D3D rendering capabilities are good.
But if you have any D3D PC games with issues, please tell me which D3D PC games are having issues.
D3D
Tursiops_G
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RJA:
Direct-X 8.0 had some problems with D3D... Many of the bugs have since been fixed, AFAIK.
Try updating to Direct-X 8.1
I'm using a GeForce 2 MX (original NV11-01, similar to the current MX 400).
Also, it's been said that the new 23.11 nVidia drivers may also be buggy... try the previous 21.83 WHQL drivers and see if it works better for you...
HTH,
- John (Tursiops_G)
Direct-X 8.0 had some problems with D3D... Many of the bugs have since been fixed, AFAIK.
Try updating to Direct-X 8.1
I'm using a GeForce 2 MX (original NV11-01, similar to the current MX 400).
Also, it's been said that the new 23.11 nVidia drivers may also be buggy... try the previous 21.83 WHQL drivers and see if it works better for you...
HTH,
- John (Tursiops_G)
pj64er
PJ64 Lubba
Tursiops_G said:BTW, who says that only kids can enjoy videogames?
noone, but most ppl above 30 r usually not very openminded towards videogames.
@Nrage Ok, i didnt know of the problems that it may cause.
so... r u still coding for version2? or is this it for now? (just asking...)
pj64er
PJ64 Lubba
it allows/disallows the mouse from clicking ur desktopPcVII said:
if u use the mouse to control the game (ie in first person shooters), and in window mode, not locking the mouse will give u problems(ull be clicking all over ur desktop). if its always locked, u would need to memorize keyboard shortcuts to quit, or change settings.
Tursiops_G
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pj64er said:
Well, maybe I'm in the minority here...
It's just that I am fascinated by Emulation, and really enjoy playing around with it...
I guess that I'm just a hacker at heart. (and that refers to the ORIGINAL term, not the other meaning that we have now) :/Cheers!
- John (Tursiops_G)
pj64er
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Tursiops_G said:
Well, maybe I'm in the minority here...
It's just that I am fascinated by Emulation, and really enjoy playing around with it...
Cheers!
- John (Tursiops_G)
well then, I hope u enjoy ur stay here
(now lets get back to topic :innocent: )
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