Glide64 'Napalm WX' Release 1
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Predator82
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did world driver championship work with this?
or when did glide implant this ucode?
or when did glide implant this ucode?
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olivieryuyu
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Nope as the microcode is a custom one and there is no information about it.
this plugin is buggy,
in mariokart;
however i do like the new face of the plugin.
in mariokart;
however i do like the new face of the plugin.
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olivieryuyu
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it may just be my settings i'll recheck some time
edit: ok so the new plugin does not load large hi-rez textures
still a great plugin
edit: ok so the new plugin does not load large hi-rez textures
still a great plugin
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Actually, Glide64 is able to load rice formatted hires textures that are infinite time size of the original as long as it retains power of 2 dimensions. BTW, if you are using a multicore CPU, be sure you have the latest glidehq module.
http://www.emuxhaven.net/forums/showpost.php?p=81485&postcount=8
-KoolSmoky
yes i use glide64 as my main video plug it loads some textures fine but not others,
oh well
it is a great plugin for non hi-rez
i'll still have to look in to it some more
oh well
it is a great plugin for non hi-rez
i'll still have to look in to it some more
X-Fi6
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Nice 
Finally a really nice user interface
The one thing that bothers me is the tooltips. Make them have a longer duration, please.
Also, your release appears to be slightly buggy.
Screenshot:
http://www.phppoll.org/glide64wxerror.png
And here's the log:
Also, it would be nice if KoolSmoky could release a little documentation over *exactly* how hi-res texture naming works and what Glide64 requires in order to use _all and _ciBiRGBA etc textures
I should just be able to make any _all textures paletted and rename them into _ciByRGBA and they'll work and be standards compliant, right? Then also what about textures which have more than one CRC in their names? Glide64 dumps a lot of those.
Finally a really nice user interfaceThe one thing that bothers me is the tooltips. Make them have a longer duration, please.
Also, your release appears to be slightly buggy.
Screenshot:
http://www.phppoll.org/glide64wxerror.png
And here's the log:
This is using the default .ini without any settings changed. So Gonetz, could you please fix it?
Also, it would be nice if KoolSmoky could release a little documentation over *exactly* how hi-res texture naming works and what Glide64 requires in order to use _all and _ciBiRGBA etc textures
I should just be able to make any _all textures paletted and rename them into _ciByRGBA and they'll work and be standards compliant, right? Then also what about textures which have more than one CRC in their names? Glide64 dumps a lot of those.
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X-Fi6
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Gonetz, both things still persist with Glide64 WX 1.1, so it's obvious that you never read my post. :3
Edit: NICE @ how you got the puzzle effect in Banjo Kazooie working without having to read every frame! You didn't get that until WX 1.1. Also, I never thought you'd ever get changing the aspect ratio working, either.
Now, I have a request... you can force Anti-Aliasing using something like the Catalyst Control Center, the nVidia Control Panel, or the ATI Tray Tools, and it works perfectly fine with Glide64. Now, you've said a long time ago that you didn't want to feature anti-aliasing because not many people's hardware would support it (i.e. you'd need a GeForce 7 series or higher to use it). Well it's 2009 now and though you may be right about many VooDoo users, maybe you're overlooking something simple to get anti-aliasing in? I personally wouldn't use anti-aliasing, but lots of my friends that I've tried having them switch to Glide64 complain about the lack of anti-aliasing, and I just think this is a really modern feature that Glide64 is really the only plugin that's missing it. Though, since it's written in Glide, maybe it is too much of a hassle, although with the wrapper it's rendered in OpenGL by modern cards and there should be a way to implement it through there, right? Please keep in mind that I may have no idea what I'm talking about right now
Edit 2: This whole time I thought Gonetz was the OP of this thread because I read it too quickly without looking at the OP's avatar or name... Well this is embarrassing :cat: I'll drop him a PM at emuxhaven.
Edit: NICE @ how you got the puzzle effect in Banjo Kazooie working without having to read every frame! You didn't get that until WX 1.1. Also, I never thought you'd ever get changing the aspect ratio working, either.
Now, I have a request... you can force Anti-Aliasing using something like the Catalyst Control Center, the nVidia Control Panel, or the ATI Tray Tools, and it works perfectly fine with Glide64. Now, you've said a long time ago that you didn't want to feature anti-aliasing because not many people's hardware would support it (i.e. you'd need a GeForce 7 series or higher to use it). Well it's 2009 now
and though you may be right about many VooDoo users, maybe you're overlooking something simple to get anti-aliasing in? I personally wouldn't use anti-aliasing, but lots of my friends that I've tried having them switch to Glide64 complain about the lack of anti-aliasing, and I just think this is a really modern feature that Glide64 is really the only plugin that's missing it. Though, since it's written in Glide, maybe it is too much of a hassle, although with the wrapper it's rendered in OpenGL by modern cards and there should be a way to implement it through there, right? Please keep in mind that I may have no idea what I'm talking about right now Edit 2: This whole time I thought Gonetz was the OP of this thread because I read it too quickly without looking at the OP's avatar or name... Well this is embarrassing :cat: I'll drop him a PM at emuxhaven.
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