Majora's Mask
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Mikk-DC
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Is this the point at which you find the Skull Kid on top of the clocktower and get back your ocarina?
If it is, I had the same problem. The screen fades, like Link is about to remember something, then just stays white while the text explaining how Link is remebering the moment he was first given the ocarina.
This was using PJ64 1.5 though....
If it is, I had the same problem. The screen fades, like Link is about to remember something, then just stays white while the text explaining how Link is remebering the moment he was first given the ocarina.
This was using PJ64 1.5 though....
RadeonUser
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With a video card that supports pixel shader 1.1 and above all of the cutscenes should now be visible and rendered properly in both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.
I believe if your video card does not support pixel shaders you will get what you are describing, a black screen. I do not know how other video plugins fare so you may have to do some testing to see if any of them can handle the effect without requiring pixel shaders.
I believe if your video card does not support pixel shaders you will get what you are describing, a black screen. I do not know how other video plugins fare so you may have to do some testing to see if any of them can handle the effect without requiring pixel shaders.
Doomulation
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Hmm, can't say. But I do know of a proggie that can say.
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?p=197189
Runtime, if you need it: http://www.eluni.net/download.shtml
It should report what pixel shader version your card can do (and more). The app is compiled with dx9 i think...
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?p=197189
Runtime, if you need it: http://www.eluni.net/download.shtml
It should report what pixel shader version your card can do (and more). The app is compiled with dx9 i think...
RadeonUser
Moderator
On Ati's side a Radeon 8500 or anything higher will have the pixel shader support neded.
On nVidia's side I believe a Geforce 3 or higher will have the pixel shader support needed.
Your Rage would fall below the first Radeon in terms of features and performance, and that in turn falls below the Radeon 8500. So that's a rather old card you have there.
As for the other companies I'm really not all that sure... I know Intel has a rather new chipset that supports pixel shaders, but I doubt many of the members have this product...
On nVidia's side I believe a Geforce 3 or higher will have the pixel shader support needed.
Your Rage would fall below the first Radeon in terms of features and performance, and that in turn falls below the Radeon 8500. So that's a rather old card you have there.
As for the other companies I'm really not all that sure... I know Intel has a rather new chipset that supports pixel shaders, but I doubt many of the members have this product...