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Posted on 10-12-19 01:51 PM

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personally think non filtered is better either way

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Posted on 10-13-19 11:04 AM

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I'd be curious as to what Mortal Kombat is actually doing and whether it warrants a recalculation of the PU map

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Posted on 10-13-19 02:06 PM (rev. 2 of 10-13-19 02:08 PM)

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Posted by Generic aka RSDuck
The problem in melonDS is another one. It constantly reconfigures the MMU, which triggers the recalculation of a lot of stuff which normally is only done once at the start. Though when looked at the problem, I tried the game in desmume (latest from git) and it worked fine there.

If you use the software renderer you can try enabling filtering. This makes the image a bit blurry, but it usually looks better than non filtered scaling at any non integer scale.

That's a shame because only MelonDS displays the game's graphics correctly (in software renderer) and even Drastic got issues with it (the most I have seen actually lol).
I tried playing on desmume latest git too but i got some random hangups between loading levels and in the character screen though.

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Posted on 10-21-19 05:52 PM

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I fixed it, it runs fast now

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Posted on 10-21-19 07:04 PM

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Posted by Arisotura
I fixed it, it runs fast now

Thanks!

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Posted on 11-28-19 06:36 PM

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Hello, I´m so exited with this new project for emulate NDS, The Emulator DesMuMe is so old.

But I would like to have your program adapted to 32-bit windows, I Don´t Know program more than a few Imputs in GlovePie, so I do not know how difficult it is, but I would really love it, my pc is 32bits and I can not change it for the type of pc (one school laptop), one of low gamma

Sorry for my English, i talk Spanish

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Posted on 11-28-19 08:55 PM

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from what I heard, there's nothing preventing 32 bit support. you'd have to compile a 32 bit version yourself though.

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Posted on 11-29-19 03:03 AM

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although, I will say, if your computer is restricted to 32-bit OSes, it likely won't run melonDS at playable speeds yet.

however, if said laptop has 64-bit support, but just happens to have a 32-bit OS installed, that's a different story.

also: the upcoming JIT would not support 32-bit platforms. the rest of the emulator can function on a 32-bit platform, but might be a bit slower.

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