Found a solution. Build 7689 doesn't have this problem and is graphically identical with the same settings. Good stuff. Jediyoshi, build and settings please! The DOF looks like it's being emulated properly in those shots, do you get good performance with it?Fimbulvetr said:
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The game has been in the media for months, you can look up footage for the game yourselfirishcow said:
Nekofrog said:
Dynamic3 said:
Thoraxes said:No programs. Works straight through Dolphin. You do have to sync it to Windows first though. Basically:
-Right-click the Bluetooth icon in your tray.
-Select "Add Device".
-Press and hold down 1+2 simultaneously on the Wii remote (the blue player indicator should flash, and this step takes a few times to get it to work) (You'll need to hold it down through the whole process from here).
-Eventually, you'll see something like, Nintendo RVL-CNT-01 comes up (that's what comes up for me.
-Select that and it should be registered with Windows (you can now let go of 1+2).
-Open up Dolphin and select "Wiimote" on the top bar.
-Change Wiimote 1 to "Real Wiimote" from the dropdown menu.
-Under the part in the middle where it says "Real Wiimotes", click "Pair Up" and press and hold 1+2 simultaneously on your Wiimote and eventually after some driver thing it does, you should feel your Wiimote vibrate and see "1 connected", if not retry the "Pair Up" button and "Refresh Button" a few times till you get it.
Glad they helped!
From what i'm seeing... 30 FPS.
I get the drivers (Bluetooth HID Driver I think) when I click on "Pair Up" but it still says 0 connected even if Windows recognizes it as Nintendo RVL-CNT-01. I tried to refresh too.DoF doesn't reduce view distance.Gvaz said:
Do you have "real wiimote" selected in the drop down menu?Pat said:I've been trying at least for 10 minutes to connect my Wiimote and it doesn't work.
Dynamic3 said:
What? Heathens! The musical sword strikes are awesome. Adds a dynamism to the audio presentation that really ties it into the gameplay. I'm bored of all these games that do nothing with music but stream it in the background with no care for what happens on screen. Is the whole point of games that they're interactive and dynamic?Nekofrog said:
But the purpose of DoF is to create depth. That is literally the reason for it.Gvaz said:
It does the inverse for me. Looking at all those shots the only real thing you can "see" is ten feet in front of you. DoF from my experience works more to "cut off" the surroundings and to force you to focus on certain things (such as the heart container picture).Crunched said:
By separating foreground from background, depth is created.Gvaz said:
If you go to device manager in Windows, if it's some Japanese named driver, that one no longer works with Dolphin. The last working ones that came out with Win7 at any rate (that you should see in device manager) are CSR Bluetooth Radio (dated 2008) and Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator (dated 2006). ALSO, if you're using Motionjoy bluetooth connectivity, you have to completely uninstall and delete all traces of it via device manager.Pat said:I've been trying at least for 10 minutes to connect my Wiimote and it doesn't work.
That's because your brain automatically concentrates on the part of your vision that is in focus, hence you don't even realise you peripheral vision is grossly out of focus. The reason it's more noticeable in images is because your eye has the entire image in focus so your brain takes in the whole thing.Crunched said:
I agree, Beetle's pics look way better. There is some sort grain effect in the background thoughGvaz said:That looks fucking amazing. BBK always seems to have something wrong with his pics tho, either bad aspect ratio or jpg compression, sometimes both
The correct side. Barring Crysis 2, I disable the shit every where I can.Crunched said:
+ ran it through a photoshop sharpening filter a few times.Thoraxes said:
The Witcher 2?Stallion Free said:
If you're looking to only use the classic controller, you could use this usb adapterwhitehawk said:
