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(06-26-2013, 01:55 AM)demonguard Wrote: I went ahead and made a x64 build using thedax's hdRemasterSupport branch rebased to the latest master, and everything is working great. The lack of a second analog in this game is easily remedied by binding the right analog to dpad-left and dpad-right. I did this in the motioninjoy dualshock drivers, but you could accomplish similar with xpadder, I'm sure. The only thing not working 100% is the sound effects, but that's to be expected, much the same as MHFU. All of the menu music, background music, and boss fight music works fine, though.
edit: Actually there is another issue. Area 7 in the Misty Peaks runs in slow motion for no apparent reason. Possibly the ground fog particle effect there?
Uh, I think we may not report/discuss any bug issue related to this pre-eliminary build here.
we're just being ignored if we are keep posting it.
#FYI : that slow motion could be easily fixed by implementing thedax's pull request #2235
the slowmo is happen in some games, not only on MHP3rd.
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I dont know when thedax's pull request #2235 will be officially implemented,
but it could do the trick for some slowmo games even though it has 60VPS.
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06-26-2013, 04:24 PM
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You guys can discuss the game all you like, I was just trying to make it clear that since the game isn't officially supported yet, there might/will be a glitch or two, and I don't want unofficial builds being spread around in the public. Although even after support gets merged any problems will likely be there still, since it takes time for core issues like CPU/GPU bugs to get fixed. Feel free to share builds with people asking in PMs and stuff, though. I don't care about that. Also, I myself will not be providing an 'official'-unofficial build.
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Well I've PM'd about 4 people now and I've haven't heard anything back. Could someone PLEASE send me a copy? I'll be your internet friend forever.
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I'm happy that I'm included in this topic
Don't want to sound rude, but I write my name with a big L at the end (The_Reaper_CooL). I'm just sayin'
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06-26-2013, 06:19 PM
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No problem. Nothing wrong with asking for a typo correction. Also, did I get magyar nyelv right? Took it off Wikipedia..
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That's totally right. I would've done the same if I were you
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This has just been merged into the latest git builds, so it's fair to discuss it in public now.
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Congrats mate
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Thanks.
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yeah i know dont share unofficial build in public
BUT!
noob people like me cant understand ur any spoiler,link,codes,etc
how to hack? how to modified? noob people dont know
thats why noob people ask like that
ask for link,ask for how, etc
if u only afraid of being blamed for making blow PC or explode from that unofficial
just say DWYOR
simple right?
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What're you going on about? It's been officially added.
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Congrats on all the work, now here is my problem: I copied the PKG from the PS3 over to my PC then I extracted the PKG's contents. The I load the eboot in NPJB40001\USRDIR\CONTENT but the emulator won't load it. Any help would be appreciated.
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06-26-2013, 09:56 PM
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Is it crashing when loading the eboot? If it is, I already know about it, and I'm working on a fix. Thanks, though.
As a workaround, use npdpc or Mangoose to extract the eboot to an iso.
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(06-26-2013, 09:56 PM)daxtsu Wrote: Is it crashing when loading the eboot? If it is, I already know about it, and I'm working on a fix. Thanks, though.
As a workaround, use npdpc or Mangoose to extract the eboot to an iso.
When it loads the eboot it says 'failed to load executable file corrupt'
npdpc doesn't work when double clicked on, just opens a command window quickly and closes. Tried to drag the eboot on it but that didn't work either, same problem. Can't find Mangoose after googling extensively
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06-26-2013, 10:25 PM
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