Dissidia: Final Fantasy

[EvilKingStan]

(02-21-2013 01:17 AM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote:  

(02-21-2013 01:12 AM)EvilKingStan Wrote:  Well, after seeing "Dissidia Fixed" on one of the git builds I decided to do an up-to-date test.

Menu's show, though the text is screwed beyond recognition. The characters don't show up perfectly. i.e Warrior of Light has no cape, Squall has a bunch of holes in his jacket, (patches that are the same tone as his skin) Cloud has enlarged versions of his eyes on his butt, (the eyebrows make it look like he's wearing a yellow thong), and Tidus has a giant third eye on his forehead. Didn't bother checking other characters yet, but I'm sure they'll have issues. (Interesting to note, I don't see these issues on the enemy characters, just the ones I play as. Even if it's the same character versus themselves. )

Also, the game works fine in battle. (On android it runs about 5 fps without frame skipping, and 33 fps with frame skipping. Lots of frames skipped, it's very jumpy with this setting on.) But there is that bug mentioned earlier about the stage disappearing after the first HP attack. (Square button.) This still happens, but can be fixed by turning hardware transform off. This also makes the game run about 2 frames faster, but everything appears florescent. (This also fixes minor graphics glitches in games like Final Fantasy I and Half-Minute Hero. So try it if you see some bugs.) Overall, definitely playable. I'll add some screenshots later tonight to display some of the glitches I'm talking about.

Ha, once again the same issues as JPCSP had! Intresting! Might help debugging it!
As for disabling Hardware Transform, have always in mind that this affects lightning effects, so whatever is related to lightning, gets screwed up, hence this visual bug you see.

Yeah, I picked that up way earlier with this emulator when I turned it off for Obscure and everything turned bright white. Just saying that turning it off can sometimes fix annoying graphics bugs, like the black spots that show up in a lot of 2D games. Or early on when it turned all the walls black in Crisis Core. (It doesn't do that anymore. Thankfully.) It still needs a bit of work. But everything does really, in just about every emulator. I have faith it won't take forever-and-a-day to fix though. This is easily the fastest developing emulator I've ever seen. I sometimes wonder where the devs find time to do anything else considering all the time they invest in this. And for free no less!