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So, BOTW is kinda insane on CEMU these days.
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Here's a detailed tutorial to fix it IF the bug appears to you.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cemu/comments/6qwmon/got_blocky_artifacts_in_lava_water_and_other/
On a side note, this very same fix solves a similar issue that can present itself on Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate.
Cool i generally dont use inspector with emulators so a guide really helps
This is the only way I have played botw
https://youtu.be/7q669c9D1SY
Will be fun to play the new version with better multicore support
https://youtu.be/7q669c9D1SY
Will be fun to play the new version with better multicore support
Cemu and this new update is incredibly impressive, it even runs BOTW on my tostar PC (mass-produced old HP office PC with 3 slow AMD cores with 4GB of RAM) but the only "nice" hardware I have is a 750Ti and an SDD and I'm getting 20~25 outside, 30~45 in shrines and 60 in menus. Graphically, I'm running it on 1440p on my 900p monitor so the downsampling is pretty sweet and performance is playable for me so you guys with i5 are perfectly set to at a bare minimum play it at the intended 30FPS and, depending on you're GPU, it will be miles better than Wii U or Switch.
Pretty sure the grass is there now. It was a bug on early versions.
Of the very first where BOTW worked, specifically.
By the first update two weeks later that bug was already fixed.
Yup, I have no idea why people keep posting this mega old stuff, it's easy to find new build videos on yt or ask Jediyoshi for native screens.
Speaking of
Sort of.
You can use a PS4 controller to emulate the gyroscope, if that's what you are looking for.
If you are talking about getting the second screen, it's already emulated as an additional/alternate window, ut as far as I know you can't get it on another device yet.
What solution? You can already bring up the gamepad screen (I have it running on my second monitor) and click on it to simulate touch. And Cemuhook can translate Dual Shock 4's motion controls into the Wii U Gamepad's motion controls.
I think I'm gonna start a playthrough of Zelda on the next Cemu release after .3. They should have some good fixes and improvements by then.
Sorry, i mean WITH cemuhook but without gpufenceskip hack (which already gives me 30 fps mostly), so i really don't see any benefits of triple-core recompiler (yet) or i don't know where to look =)
Fps++ pack is necessary too?
upd - at last i configured DS4 to work with Cemu gyro controls, works pretty good!
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This isn't the clarity gfx pack right? I tried it recently and it looks pretty bad i even tried to modify the included presets myself but i couldn't come up with anything not looking terrible so i switched to contrasty which looks looks similar to your screens on default settings.
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So let's say I own this game on the Switch and haven't booted it up yet, but I also have modded Wii U and could go out and purchase the Wii U game and dump it for Cemu purposes. I also have a have great gaming computer with a GTX 1080 and 4.3ghz clocked CPU.
Should I just play the Switch version or would the best experience be playing it on Cemu?
Should I just play the Switch version or would the best experience be playing it on Cemu?
Cemu by a landslide unless you like playing portable where the switch obviously wins.
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Do you want graphics and framerate over portability is the question.
I guess my concern at the moment is if this game will crash or have glitches on Cemu. Does it run mostly smooth?
It highly depends on CPU, but yes it does. You can even cheat and summon amiibo items at will!
Too angular and gamey.
The lack of jaggies brings down the artistic vision.
That's rather good IMHO.
Mind you my lappy could go up to 3 GHz and manages an average of 20-30 FPS.
In towns it can go under 20 FPS, but otherwise the game is playable.
Arbiter's Grounds where the exact place I tried on (ripped my Wii U gamesave), don't dare to go into a town ^^
Perfectly fine aside for not having a gyroscope.
A PS4 controller solves that issue... And I'm not sure if a Steam controller is supported yet, but it was planned at some point.
Works: https://github.com/FrogTheFrog/steam-gyro-for-cemuhook
as does a Wiimote with motion+ now if you want to play like that:
http://forum.cemu.info/showthread.p...Remote-with-Motion-Rumble-and-Nunchuk-support
There is no mod to increase the draw distance ppl probably mean gfx packs like clarity or contrasty which reduce the fog if they talk about that.
So what kind of mods are available for this?
Can you replace Zelda's outfit with custom ones, stuff like that?
Can you replace Zelda's outfit with custom ones, stuff like that?
There's a bunch of custom shit that replaces characters and models, yes, but I couldn't give you details of where to find it because it's fairly janky stuff and I never bothered with it.
I.E. Behold Link of Rivia:
Wow, new update seems good. I'm on 1.11.2 at the moment, lots of stuttering on my end.
Holy shit.
There's a bunch of custom shit that replaces characters and models, yes, but I couldn't give you details of where to find it because it's fairly janky stuff and I never bothered with it.
I.E. Behold Link of Rivia:
Holy shit.
Unless your hardware is blatantly bottlenecked, stuttering is most likely caused by an incomplete shadercache rather than performance drops.
I see, I'm going to re-do everything anyway right now as I haven't installed the new Cemu update.
This entire thread, more or less.
"Today's update" is just the public release on last week's Patreon version (1.11.3).
Played with a standard Xbox 360 wireless at first. Switched to a Dual Shock 4 only to use the gyroscope in few BOTW shrines.
That looks awesome. I wish someone would mod Link to make him look more manly. His narrow ribcage and small shoulders is such a weird decision after TP and SS.There's a bunch of custom shit that replaces characters and models, yes, but I couldn't give you details of where to find it because it's fairly janky stuff and I never bothered with it.
I.E. Behold Link of Rivia:
When switching shader caches I only need to delete the old one from transferable and precompile, then put the new one in transferable right?
DS4 with the native directinput
The performance is significantly better, triple core has been fairly unstable with lots of crashes before getting to the game proper after loading up but dual core seems to be working fairly well so far