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RibShark wrote:

Haruka wrote: EDIT 2: OK, I managed to put the tweaked Dolphin to work but... While I notice the loading screen of the HD version, in-game textures like the score counter is still the same one of the GameCube :S. I also don't manage to put the Rayman 1 tweak to work.

I think you have to use this build of Dolphin.

Yes, thank you. Best performance and loading time with textures mods are using DDS format and that format is only compatible with Ishiiruka version. But I don't know why my packed version doesn't work for him.

Haruka wrote:I wanted to try out those enhancements but I cannot run successfully the three setups. I am not using X-Padder as an option and I get other kind of errors.

EDIT: I decided to tweak my own emulator of Dreamcast as it seems it already includes the cartoon shader natively. Looks neat with this one!

EDIT 2: OK, I managed to put the tweaked Dolphin to work but... While I notice the loading screen of the HD version, in-game textures like the score counter is still the same one of the GameCube :S. I also don't manage to put the Rayman 1 tweak to work.

Open the .ahk file to see the exact name for every iso. Maybe that's the problem.

MaLDo wrote:
Ok, but is there a way to play Rayman Revolution at 60 fps? Because my experience with Rayman Revolution is it runs at 30 fps. And 30 fps are unplayable for me.

There is a CPU overclocking option in the latest version that I think helps.

And it's the next argument for DC version, even in comparison to PC version. Smoothness.

Imho if you have the powerful enough PC and 60 FPS, you'll encounter FPS drops in some places like Minisarious Bridge anyway.

Now at least this place not lags whole game, but I would not count on fully stable 60 FPS on Rev. I always can be wrong.
It depends on your hardware, but you can ask on PCSX2 forums, because there was an update, and some things have changed for better recently.

deton24 wrote:And it's the next argument for DC version, even in comparison to PC version. Smoothness.

Imho if you have the powerful enough PC and 60 FPS, you'll encounter FPS drops in some places like Minisarious Bridge anyway.

Now at least this place not lags whole game, but I would not count on fully stable 60 FPS on Rev. I always can be wrong.
It depends on your hardware, but you can ask on PCSX2 forums, because there was an update, and some things have changed for better recently.

But I'm not talking about the slowdowns but regular framerate that is 60 vps = 30 fps for Revolution version.

No.
Framerate is not locked. Means - normal framerate of the game is 60 FPS, and something around for PAL, or even the same. You can even unlock framerate in PCSX2, but it rather distorts gameplay as it is in most games in PCSX2.
But even 60 FPS in Revolution emulated in PCSX2 not gives such a smoothness like in Dreamcast version. At least I only tested nullDC so far, since I already made some small thing in matter of graphics for Rayman 2. It's not perfect, but still, something. You can see bellow, Reshade preset.
Unfortunately, I have to say that is not finished.

deton24 wrote:No.
Framerate is not locked. Means - normal framerate of the game is 60 FPS, and something around for PAL, or even the same.

It's 50fps for PAL

deton24 wrote:No.
Framerate is not locked. Means - normal framerate of the game is 60 FPS, and something around for PAL, or even the same. You can even unlock framerate in PCSX2.

The framerate is possibly limited by the clock rate of the PS2's CPU, meaning the normal framerate is far below 60fps. You might be confusing framerate for the refresh rate, which is always 60Hz in NTSC and usually 50Hz in PAL (although some games support PAL60). By enabling overclocking in PCSX2's settings the framerate may increase, if it is unlocked.

deton24 wrote:But even 60 FPS in Revolution emulated in PCSX2 not gives such a smoothness like in Dreamcast version.

If it was running at 60 FPS, then it would be as smooth as the Dreamcast version.

How are you doing that, anyway?

No, I didn't chose overclocking option during my gameplay then.
So it is based on what you see as a framerate in PCSX2. For me this 60 FPS it's absolutely not the same as in Dreamcast version.
And why, Ribshark just said. Nice knowledge. Bows.

Actually nullDC also allows to unlock CPU's clock, but game runs too fast then.

deton24 wrote:So it is based on what you see as a framerate in PCSX2.

The framerate is emulated. PCSX2, like any emulator, will always read 60/50 FPS unless your hardware is actually lagging it or you put on a limiter/frame skipper.

Fraps actually gives the same FPS. That's a wider problem.
In this way we should calculate what FPS in PCSX2 will be corresponding with real 60 FPS.
But we can't do this, since above 60 FPS (NTSC), most games starts to go crazy.

edit.
Actually, I have tried to lock the Revolution on some better frame rate here:

So I just remembered that I have done it before.
http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Rayman-R ... #pid368896

Since gamefixes cause little slow down of usual 60fps we can adjust fps manually by Turbo Mode.
Set in GS tab Turbo Adjust at 105% and activate it by disable frame limiter (if enabled [you have 60 fps]) by F4 key and press Tab to activate Turbo mode (62,94 FPS). Now you have better smooth. Remeber that you can't activate Turbo Mode if you have frame limiter (60 FPS [50 PAL]) enabled. See at console when changing settings, shows all what you're changing. Misc =>Show Console

But if I remember well, it doesn't have to have an application in this case.

Let's be clear.

Fraps counts 60 fps in Revolution using PCSX2 but that's because the emulator is rendering 60 frames every second from the ps2 game. The problem I'm talking about is that only 30 of those frames are really different frames. I have a locked framerate in the first level of revolution and the framerate is in fact 30 fps, no matter what fraps shows.

I think that Rayman Revolution in a real PS2 is a 30 fps game with slowdowns under 30 in a few spots and that's why I prefer the dreamcast version.

Can you encounter the slowdowns even if you have 60 FPS counted with Fraps?
Perhaps.

Can PCSX2 improve stability of the game in comparison to console?
I think yes.

How much? Full stable?
Maybe

Is it only reserved for only more decent computers?
Not really, but it's possible.

Is it possible to override 60 FPS?
By turning off frame lock. But game goes crazy.

Any other way?
Yes. Recent method - CPU overclocking option in the latest version of PCSX2.

To sum up.
Stability depends on hardware and configuration of the emulator.

So is it possible to achieve more than 30 FPS (fake 60)?
It may be possible. Game it self rather doesn't work that bad.

MaLDo wrote:

RibShark wrote:

Haruka wrote: EDIT 2: OK, I managed to put the tweaked Dolphin to work but... While I notice the loading screen of the HD version, in-game textures like the score counter is still the same one of the GameCube :S. I also don't manage to put the Rayman 1 tweak to work.

I think you have to use this build of Dolphin.

Yes, thank you. Best performance and loading time with textures mods are using DDS format and that format is only compatible with Ishiiruka version. But I don't know why my packed version doesn't work for him.

"Her" you mean. Thank you, I will try out later if this works out.

Still want to know if that classical music sounding piece featured in the cutscene of "André Tempts Reflux" is actually real or completely original.

Don't we have music identifying applications to find these sort of things?

I wouldn't know.

Bradandez wrote:Still want to know if that classical music sounding piece featured in the cutscene of "André Tempts Reflux" is actually real or completely original.

You could try running it over SoundHound or Shazam.

Bradandez wrote:Still want to know if that classical music sounding piece featured in the cutscene of "André Tempts Reflux" is actually real or completely original.

It's original.