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Try updating your video drivers, try running in Windows 8 compatibility mode. Some are using Windows 10 fine with 2.3, so it's got to be a driver problem. Use Glide64 for PJ64 instead of Jabo D3D8. |
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the most strange thing is the main window of pj64 not appear. the dialog box with this error is the only thing that i see. |
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![]() updated: if i put the new versión over the previous one, ERROR. jajajja updated 2: i've tried to install it on the laptop and the same dialog box appears. Last edited by rgg; 16th August 2016 at 11:10 AM. |
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Zilmar you should really add a 5$ donation Option or something as kind of ingame purchase. I'd donate this way and i'm sure a lot of ppl will do so too...
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Hello, Project64 team! Thank you so much for this new release!
![]() I am not being able to load the hi-res textures using the provided Glide64 plugin (version 2.1.0.210). Is this the normal behavior? I have my hi-res textures in Plugin/GFX/hires_texture/folder_with_the_name_of_the_game. For instance, Plugin/GFX/hires_texture/MARIOKART64 I have also enabled the "Rice format" option in the Texture enhancement tab from the Glide64 plugin. Is all this right? Why aren't the textures loading? Thank you so much in advance for any help! ![]() |
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The folders for PJGlide and SM64 for example.
Dat file: Project64/textures/cache/SUPER MARIO 64_HIRESTEXTURES.dat Pack with folders: Project64/textures/SUPER MARIO 64 So just put MARIOKART64 folder into textures folder. You should already have a textures folder next to Project64.exe. |
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![]() Is PJGlide64 version 2.1.0.210 the latest one? Has GLideN64 been updated lately? Thank you again. ![]() |
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Latest GLideN64 build is here: https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/885 Scroll to the bottom. Last edited by Frank74; 18th August 2016 at 12:15 PM. |
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Hello,
I have a Windows 10 fresh install, Nvidia GTX750, I5, 8GB ram. I installed lastest DirectX 9 and Visual C Runtime 2008, and get the following error as seen in the image, any ideas? Thanks! Last edited by millansoft; 18th August 2016 at 11:21 PM. Reason: Forgot attachment |
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C:\Users\YOURNAME\Project64 Wondering if there is a problem with permissions on Windows 10, not allowing Project64 to write/create the cfg files etc. Does it change anything? Edit: @zilmar I've just changed the installer script to use the Users directory. Had to go back one level, as the old version of inno used doesn't support Windows 10 path constants. DefaultDirName={userdocs}\..\Project64 2.3 If the problem on Windows 10 is installing into Program Files, this should fix it... It might be time to update to the latest inno setup. http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php The new version will allow to specify which lines in the script run on specified versions of windows upto windows 10. So you could use program files for OS below windows 8, Users or users program files directory for above windows 8. Last edited by Frank74; 19th August 2016 at 03:27 AM. |