rumble AND controller pack
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X-Fi6
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No.
It wasn't possible with the real N64 so no N64 games or ROMs have that functionality.
Even if the input plugin and the emulator both supported it, no ROMs would support it.
By the way, on an unrelated note, you should update to this:
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?t=36135
It wasn't possible with the real N64 so no N64 games or ROMs have that functionality.
Even if the input plugin and the emulator both supported it, no ROMs would support it.
By the way, on an unrelated note, you should update to this:
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?t=36135
smcd
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I think it might have been possible with 3rd party items on the n64 like http://www.ztnetstore.com/product_info.php/cPath/23/products_id/114 as for how to do it in project64? no idea 
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what is on the fly? i'm new to this, i've never done things like this on the real n64.
can't you get the emulator use rumble and when the game requires memory pak, it auto detects it and switches then switches back. i'm saying this because what if you try saving it with accidently the rumble pack in. doesn't it become too late to switch back and save?
how come ps1 games are a full 700mb cd and n64 are just approx 32mb? have they cut out a lot of detail and quality or is that just the size?
can't you get the emulator use rumble and when the game requires memory pak, it auto detects it and switches then switches back. i'm saying this because what if you try saving it with accidently the rumble pack in. doesn't it become too late to switch back and save?
how come ps1 games are a full 700mb cd and n64 are just approx 32mb? have they cut out a lot of detail and quality or is that just the size?
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English idiom:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_fly
Open N-Rage configuation and go to the shortcuts tab, and you can assign a key/button for the task.
Nope.
Yes. You can only switch at the designated screens.
N64 cartridges hold significantly less data than a CD.
I think it might have been possible with 3rd party items on the n64 like http://www.ztnetstore.com/product_info.php/cPath/23/products_id/114 as for how to do it in project64? no idea
Possibly had a physical button on the pack to induce a switch from mem to rumble rather than being automatic, but not too sure.
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what are the "designated" screens? does it tell you when to switch?
i WILL be using performance's tremor pack aa battery version. (not tremor pack plus nor aaa battery version)
(does anyone want an adaptoid? i've made a thread)
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/662270
(why not take a look)
i WILL be using performance's tremor pack aa battery version. (not tremor pack plus nor aaa battery version)
(does anyone want an adaptoid? i've made a thread)
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/662270
(why not take a look)
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Agozer
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Yes, games will tell you when to switch if switching is required.
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i would have thought the game would work using one pak. so its as if the game can read your mind and tells you to put memory back in. cool
on the original n64, some games saved on the controller pak and some saved on the cartridge itself. does that mean in project64 that some games save on the rom file or are all saves in project64's 'save' directory?
on the original n64, some games saved on the controller pak and some saved on the cartridge itself. does that mean in project64 that some games save on the rom file or are all saves in project64's 'save' directory?
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you know the n-rage input plugin, it has the following rumble options. these are constant force, ramp force, direct rumble and visual rumble. can someone please explain what these are and what they mean and the differences and which one the real n64 uses.
Agozer
16-bit Corpse | Moderator
Constant Force = When rumble activates it's strength from start to finish.
Ramp Force = When rumble activates, it starts low and then rises to the maximum level, i.e. ramps up.
Direct Rumble = Don't know. Haven't tested this myself.
Visual Rumble = flashes window boarders when rumble activates. Obviously only works in windowed mode.
IIRC, the real N64 uses ramp force, but my memory fails me. Try all the options and choose your favorite.
Ramp Force = When rumble activates, it starts low and then rises to the maximum level, i.e. ramps up.
Direct Rumble = Don't know. Haven't tested this myself.
Visual Rumble = flashes window boarders when rumble activates. Obviously only works in windowed mode.
IIRC, the real N64 uses ramp force, but my memory fails me. Try all the options and choose your favorite.
Agozer
16-bit Corpse | Moderator
Yeah, same for me. I did some googling and it seems that the term Direct Rumble shows up most often with the Adaptoid.
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does anyone know where to get an adaptoid? i'm actually looking to get one but having trouble because its rare and can only preorder online and stuff the reason was its compatibility and rumble. is it difficult to implement rumble into adapters or hard to make n64 adapters? because there are only two n64 adapters. one with rumble one without. adaptoid and ps/n64 boom. mind you boom is out of bussiness so that might become rare eventually too.!!!
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best rumble controller
i'm thinking of buying a joypad with rumble. which one has better rumble please.
a) n64 with tremorpak (aa batteries) with unknown number of motors (adaptoid obviously)
b) a pc joypad (thrustmaster firestorm dual power 3) with no batteries and 2 motors
im not sure how the explanation of joypad buttons work so can someone please tell me does "360-degree movement via the 2 analog controllers, 12 programmable buttons and an 8-way D-Pad" cover the minimum number of buttons of an original n64 joypad? thanks
pc joypad info...
http://www.thrustmaster.com/product.aspx?ProductID=52&PlatformID=5
i'm thinking of buying a joypad with rumble. which one has better rumble please.
a) n64 with tremorpak (aa batteries) with unknown number of motors (adaptoid obviously)
b) a pc joypad (thrustmaster firestorm dual power 3) with no batteries and 2 motors
im not sure how the explanation of joypad buttons work so can someone please tell me does "360-degree movement via the 2 analog controllers, 12 programmable buttons and an 8-way D-Pad" cover the minimum number of buttons of an original n64 joypad? thanks
pc joypad info...
http://www.thrustmaster.com/product.aspx?ProductID=52&PlatformID=5