Small Screen

[m1t0s1s]

Small Screen in Ogre Battle Tutorial

The screen is really small in the "tutorial" in the ogre battle 64 game. How do I stretch it?

Where do I download all the latest plugins? Especially rice's?

Can I use a flight stick for the analog joystick?

The sound is skipping too. Is there an audio plugin that has more options such as 11 or 22khz output? Edit: after turning the resolution down to 640x480, it runs smoothly.

Is there an n64 emulator that shows the backgrounds in this game? What advanced settings, if any, are recommended for this game?

Finally, is there a wiki that lists the games and which emulator works best with it? If not, I'm going to start one myself.

 

[Agozer]

You don't stretch it. At all. Ogre battle 64 has numerous issues. background issues are not the fault of the emulator, but the graphics plugin. No plugin or emulates OB64 perfectly. I don't know about PJ64 1.7 though.

If the flightstick is an analog stick, then you can use it as the N64's analog stick. Then again, you really shouldn't use a standard joystick to play console games to begin with - but that's just my opinion.

If your video hardware can handle it, use Glide64, but don't expect it to magically fix everything that's wrong with this game. having said that, you shouldn't even bother with Rice's plugin if your system can handle Glide64. you can find the "latest" Rice's plugin by looking at the Plugins forum.

There is a good compatibility list on the Internet that lists many games and what emulator/plugins work best for a given game. Too bad I can't remember the URL. Search the board.

 

[m1t0s1s]

I currently have an ATI Radeon 945m (laptop) that supports opengl and direct3d.

Ogre Battle works fine with 1964 and also Project64 using Rice's Daedalus plugin 5.2.0, so it's the fault of Jabo's direct3d 1.6.0. It works with version 1.5.2 though.

I really like 1964's Fast Forward (eg no Speed Limit). Does pj64 have an analogous feature, and support per-game plugin selection?


Also why can't I access http://www.emutalk.net/downloads/

http://1964emu.emulation64.com/plugins.htm points there.

 

[m1t0s1s]

Can't Access http://www.emutalk.net/downloads/

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