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Emuboxes run Retroarch, consoles run a mix of standalone hackjobs and Retroarch, and PC runs standalone because it's better for mouse-driven interface. I use both standalone emulators and Retroarch on different hardware. Obviously standalone emulators are better for desktop PC. Some that do more than Libretro are still kicking now, but they're generally the same gamepad-driven design. There have been other frontends but the developers of those tend to give up. Ozone is much better but mouse-driven GUI could still use work (it's shit). You don't have to use their shitty frontend, it's just the only supported way sadly. If your goal is to make a DIY console or run emulators on a hacked console, Libretro is excellent. >161498 >There's absolutely no reason for anyone to ever use RetroArch! >161507 >Do you think Mednafen is better as an all-in-one emulator compared to Libretro/Retroarch, assuming you know the command line?
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Was comfy even though I only used an old System 7 or so Mac a handful of times.
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I used Basilisk II to install a nostalgic edutainment game I found a copy of on ebay and dumped. They work fine, and there's no reason for them not to. >you're only emulating common games, not fan translations or ROMhacks What are you even talking about? You mean like ricing? Why the shit would I want to do that? You can't be talking about tweaking emulation settings since Retroarch does, and has always supported that. Hell, I've used standalone emulators that didn't even support integer scaling. Both are only available exclusively as a libretro cores. Both forks support overclocking for higher framerates, and higher internal resolutions. Their fork of mednafen, Beetle PSX, supports widescreen and higher internal resolutions. ParaLLEl, Retroarch's Mupen64Plus fork is not only more optimized, but has superior A/V sync and latency, and an exclusive LLE Vulkan renderer based on Angrylion. That simply isn't true, and in some cases even the opposite. >You can get better standalone programs with better emulation This is just the same thing twice, and is only an argument if standalone emulators have some kind of advantage. The original and cached version of the file are not necessarily interchangeable (file size may change)! Don’t lose track of your stuff! Keep backups! Deleting any part of the cache will cause it to be rebuilt from game assets when it is time for the game to load them.>161510 >you are too retarded to use real emulators >you're a normalnigger who can't into computers If you edit just the original file, the game will just load the unedited cached file (you can just edit the cached file instead). the location where your xbe and game assets are. If it doesn’t find it there, it will load it from “disc” i.e. At load time, the game will first look for every (cacheable) file in the cache folder. What this folder does is emulate the location where the original hardware stores game assets on the HDD for faster loading. The cache is at %appdata%\Roaming\Cxbx-Reloaded\EmuDisk\Partition5
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Īt you can find a selection of vanilla save files (manual renaming needed to use) or Fuse’s quicksave mod with a selection of premade save slots all in one place (recommended).
The game is hard coded to load the file named JSRFDATA.SAV. Save files for JSRF are located at your %appdata%\Cxbx-Reloaded\EmuDisk\Partition1\UDATA\5345000a\99271B32E8BB If even Dec 6 is too slow for you, you can grab Mar 19 here (the date says Nov 17, because that’s the day I built it after I formatted my PC and lost it). The only way to acquire them is to clone the repo and build them yourself. Click Assets > CxbxReloaded-Release-VS20XX.zip.īuilds earlier than April 2020 are not available on Github releases. I have AMD, so my main build is Dec 6 2018.
I find it’s the build that has been most stable for me and have had zero crashes with it. Boost dash is all blur, unplayable again.Ģ020: Boost works again. ~March-April 2018: Boost dash no longer a black screen. Cxbx-r is in active development, and each build might behave differently for JSRF.
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