Dangan Ronpa Chapter 5 Garbage Room

[zacxl]

Hey everyone!

So I've been playing Dangan Ronpa with minimal issues, but I've finally reached one I can't seem to fix.

I am in chapter 5 and I have just got to the garbage room. I am now supposed to start investigating the room. However, it will not let me select anything. The 'scan' thing works fine, and it shows me where the items I can click on are, but when I scroll over, nothing happens. It doesnt even acknowledge that I am on top of the selectable item.

An interesting thing to note is that my cursor went on top of one part of the screen (where there is not item to select) and it allowed me to select that random area. It then did the animation it does when you select something, but then stopped.

So that is my issue.

The version of PPSSPP I am using is v0.8.1-399-gb581b73. When i first started the game, I did the trick where you "change "FramebuffersToMem = False" to "FramebuffersToMem = True" and "FramebuffersCPUConvert = False" to "FramebuffersCPUConvert = True". I also turned Hardware Transform off.

I would greatly appreciate some help with this issue! I would appreciate any insight/help I could get from anyone! Thank you!

[TheDax]

Has it happened in any other rooms in Chapter 5 so far? Have you tinkered with the Framebuffer options ever since you started? I'd double check to make sure you have at least FramebuffersToMem(and CPUConvert if you have Intel/AMD graphics), just to be sure.

[zacxl]

(07-23-2013 02:36 AM)daxtsu Wrote:  Has it happened in any other rooms in Chapter 5 so far? Have you tinkered with the Framebuffer options ever since you started? I'd double check to make sure you have at least FramebuffersToMem(and CPUConvert if you have Intel/AMD graphics), just to be sure.

THANK YOU! I guess hit hit F5 at some point and turned my Buffered Rendering off. I can't believe I missed something so simple!

Thank you for your help! Otherwise I probably would have went on a wild goose chase for some insane fix! Thanks!

[TheDax]

No prob. It's always best to double check the simplest things, even if you think you have them right.