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1. #Dolphin emulator gamecube controller half press how to#
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The other cameras i would assume would be for player 2/3/4 and so on, i understand this isnt the case for every game but i assume you know what I mean. So far I've tested it on the Multiplayer part of Metroid Prime 2. And I always adjust the viewports so I'm not wasting resolution. Then I only draw it if it's drawing the correct player.

If it's splitscreen multiplayer, I try to work out how many players it has divided the screen into, and which player it's currently drawing. Based mostly on their shape, size, and position, I categorise viewports as either: fullscreen, letterbox, pillarbox, HUD element, offscreen rendering, render to texture, or splitscreen multiplayer. Whenever the game changes the viewport, I try to guess what the viewport is for. So I have to use various tricks instead.ĭolphin has a concept of a viewport though, which is the region of the render buffer that the game is trying to draw to. Which is a huge pain because I really need to undo camera rotations and camera movement for a good VR experience. PPSSPP comes closer to having cameras, but it still doesn't really. Unfortunately, Dolphin has no concept of cameras. To lead into my question, there is an option in the VR settings to tell the headset what camera to use in the game, or the more generic way of putting it: "Which player has the headset on" Im assuming how this works if i put it simply, is that dolphin looks for the cameras that the game needs to render from, it finds the "number" of that camera for example 'camera_0" and chooses that one to send to the oculus runtime. Razer Hydra works (and can be used as a Nunchuk+Wiimote) but the button mapping is hardcoded, and you can't see your hands yet. The Vive controllers aren't implemented yet. Some games have Hide Object Codes and AR Cheat Codes to make them work better in VR, which you can find by right clicking a game in your game list in dolphin and choosing properties, then going to those tabs.ĭon't forget to set your Graphics, VR, and Controller options. Some work almost perfectly, and some are unplayable.

#Dolphin emulator gamecube controller half press how to#

See tutorials online for how to dump games for Dolphin.

#Dolphin emulator gamecube controller half press install#

If you have a Wii or a Wii U (it doesn't need to be modded) and an external hard-drive or USB memory stick, then you can install homebrew channel and use it to dump games. You will need to rip your GameCube or Wii games to your hard-drive or USB stick, because most optical drives can't read them directly. In the Oculus app window, click on the cog > Settings > General > Unknown Sources. And some things may be hardcoded for DK2, like Metroid Prime visors, and haven't been fixed.īefore you can run applications (like Dolphin VR) outside Oculus Home, you need to have Unknown Sources enabled. And I have not pulled the last several months of Dolphin updates, so it is not current with master. And I'm not even sure that Opcode Replay mode is working correctly. It still has some bugs, for example the mirror window isn't working on Direct3D yet.

I finally got around to updating Dolphin VR for CV1 and SDK 1.3.

#Dolphin emulator gamecube controller half press download#

EDIT: new version: Download Dolphin VR 5.0ĭK1 version: Dolphin VR 5.0 for Runtime 0.8