I would like some help with detailed instruction (because I really don't now what I'm doing) on how to add plugins for controller and sound i had none when i started playing paper mario (the only game I've tried so far ). I don't understand where the main directory is or how to put a plugin file there or which plugin would be best . I just downloded this today and would appreciate the help.
Could I get some instruction
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Trotterwatch
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Did you check the readme?
Nightmare666
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its in the help folder.
look for 1964.chm
if you dont have it well reinstall it
look for 1964.chm
if you dont have it well reinstall it
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Thanks that was of great help, haven't tried anything yet but I will later tonight could you give me a heads up on what the best plug-ins to download for paper mario and any expected diffuclties I might have ,thanks again oh and I'm using a saitek p2500 digital pad and I have ati rage pro 128 if that is neccesary in any way to know for advice and if I need to post this some where else just tell me.Ok I found the place to put my plug-ins at least thats what I thought every time I change it to look for the file in the new place it just reverts back to it default I unchecked and pressed ok and all that goes in the folder is a dll right still can't get it to work I got it to look for the plug in at the right place but it still doesn't recognize the plug in I picked I got them from here if your wandering I believe I picked basic audio and basic keyboard it doesn't let me pick it
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It's a 933mhz pentium 3. I still can't get any plugins to work I thought I did everything right but It never rcognizes the plugins when I place them in the folder do they have to stay zipped, is it more than the dll I put in the folder, do I rename the plugins anything, I'm lost here people just plain lost.
Trotterwatch
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Ensure the plugins go in:
1964/plugins/ folder
If you wish to use Glide64 (with Evoodoo wrapper) then put the wrapper in the main 1964 directory.
1964/plugins/ folder
If you wish to use Glide64 (with Evoodoo wrapper) then put the wrapper in the main 1964 directory.
Sounds like you need basic instruction in computer usage, not emulator usage. Given your statement above, I understand that any explanation of the use and functions of this emulator will likely fly right over your head. I think you need to do significant research and lots of experimentation. You'll ultimately learn more when you learn on your own. Good luck...Garr said: