New LLE RSP Plugin (accurate, fast but untested?)

[HatCat]

suanyuan I have an update for you about the DBG issue.

I would try this code instead.

    if (RSP.DMEM == RSP.IMEM) /* usually dummy RSP data, not to start ROM */
        return; /* DMA is not executed just because plugin initiates. */
    else
        while (RSP.IMEM != RSP.DMEM + 4096)
            message("Virtual host map noncontiguity.", 3);

Checking if either pointer is NULL seems ineffective because PJ64 2.0 sends fairly random dummy data to the RSP info, so they are set to something...just not meant to be used.

I noticed however that their addresses match, so I guessed that initializing both the DMEM and IMEM pointers to the same address meant that the emu was not intending to start emulation.

So this should fix the DllConfig infinite loop issue if InitiateRSP gets called first.

[aaaboy97]

I'm pretty sure I'm missing something...

I'm using Project64 2.0.0.14, I placed rsp.dll into the /Plugins/RSP/ folder, and selected it from the settings menu. I also unchecked high level graphics.

I tried launching Ocarina of Time, and the graphics have lines of pixels missing, odd lines across the screen, and missing textures. Am I doing something wrong?







Sorry if I'm doing something obviously stupid.

[the_randomizer]

Heh, looks like someone on EmuCR put the plugins on there, without crediting anyone.

Oh, and games like Conker's Bad Fur Day have jacked up graphics with the RSP plugin.

[mesk14]

Originally Posted by aaaboy97

I'm pretty sure I'm missing something...

I'm using Project64 2.0.0.14, I placed rsp.dll into the /Plugins/RSP/ folder, and selected it from the settings menu. I also unchecked high level graphics.

I tried launching Ocarina of Time, and the graphics have lines of pixels missing, odd lines across the screen, and missing textures. Am I doing something wrong?







Sorry if I'm doing something obviously stupid.

Same thing here

[HatCat]

Problems with Zelda64 gfx guys ? looking to see if I can reproduce it,

btw you guys don't have to uncheck "Use high level gfx ?"; that only controls the RSP 1.7 plugins by zilmar using the #1.2 spec interleaved with the core config. Those check boxes don't matter because my plugins hardwire the config.

Originally Posted by nintendo1889

Heh, looks like someone on EmuCR put the plugins on there, without crediting anyone.

Oh, and games like Conker's Bad Fur Day have jacked up graphics with the RSP plugin.

lol, you mean this?
http://www.emucr.com/2013/04/new-lle...project64.html

XD, it's alright.
I'm flattered and amazed that my marketing efforts were so successful, that all 8 of those DLLs got uploaded on that site.

I don't really care that much. (I don't know why they copied my RE2 and software rendering config screenshots though.)

[the_randomizer]

Originally Posted by FatCat

Problems with Zelda64 gfx guys ? looking to see if I can reproduce it,

btw you guys don't have to uncheck "Use high level gfx ?"; that only controls the RSP 1.7 plugins by zilmar using the #1.2 spec interleaved with the core config. Those check boxes don't matter because my plugins hardwire the config.



lol, you mean this?
http://www.emucr.com/2013/04/new-lle...project64.html

XD, it's alright.
I'm flattered and amazed that my marketing efforts were so successful, that all 8 of those DLLs got uploaded on that site.

I don't really care that much. (I don't know why they copied my RE2 and software rendering config screenshots though.)

I was saying CBFD's graphics are totally FUBAR with the RSP plugin.



Happens when combining Jabo's D3D 1.6.1 and 1.7.0.59, Glide 64 Final with RSP.dll or rsp_pj64.dll. Both have the same result, the game is set to Interpreter. Weird.

[HatCat]

Originally Posted by aaaboy97

I tried launching Ocarina of Time, and the graphics have lines of pixels missing, odd lines across the screen, and missing textures. Am I doing something wrong?





Sorry if I'm doing something obviously stupid.

Originally Posted by mesk14

Same thing here

Okay guys, three reasons why I can tell this fault doesn't lie within my RSP plugin:

1. When I check "Software rendering" in Jabo's LLE gfx plugin, the background tiles in those screens render correctly. This indicates that the Direct3D renderer is at fault, but my RSP is sending the plugin the correct information.
2. The same issue happens when I use Jabo's LLE gfx plugin with zilmar's Project64 RSP interpreter, so his RSP plugin doesn't fix the issue either.
3. Those screens look just fine when I use ziggy's z64gl graphics plugin instead of Jabo's LLE gfx; I suggest that some of you guys use his LLE plugin. It has a bit less triangle bugs, but the plugin is a bit messier/unstable on some systems.

So issue with the gfx plugin using the info accurate RSPs will send to it.

[HatCat]

Originally Posted by nintendo1889

I was saying CBFD's graphics are totally FUBAR with the RSP plugin.

*incredibly huge f************** screenshot*

Happens when combining Jabo's D3D 1.6.1 and 1.7.0.59, Glide 64 Final with RSP.dll or rsp_pj64.dll. Both have the same result, the game is set to Interpreter. Weird.

Ah, sorry I totally blacked that part of your post out, missed it.

Umm...it should not be possible to get any gfx at all when using Glide64 or Jabo's 1.6 (not 1.7 which features LLE gfx) with my LLE RSP dll??
It should require a LLE gfx plugin unless using the HLE versions of my plugin.

Anyway, regarding your report.
I'm not sure where in the game that is, but Conker's chin looks just fine when I use ziggy's OpenGL plugin. If I use Jabo's Direct3D then I have that issue you reported, but it appears to be a fault of the Direct3D renderer.

With z64gl by ziggy:


With Jabo's Direct3D 1.7 LLE:


So I would suggest that you try changing to a different LLE gfx plugin to fix the issue.

[the_randomizer]

Originally Posted by FatCat

Okay guys, three reasons why I can tell this fault doesn't lie within my RSP plugin:

1. When I check "Software rendering" in Jabo's LLE gfx plugin, the background tiles in those screens render correctly. This indicates that the Direct3D renderer is at fault, but my RSP is sending the plugin the correct information.
2. The same issue happens when I use Jabo's LLE gfx plugin with zilmar's Project64 RSP interpreter, so his RSP plugin doesn't fix the issue either.
3. Those screens look just fine when I use ziggy's z64gl graphics plugin instead of Jabo's LLE gfx; I suggest that some of you guys use his LLE plugin. It has a bit less triangle bugs, but the plugin is a bit messier/unstable on some systems.

So issue with the gfx plugin using the info accurate RSPs will send to it.

You did see mine, right? When I use the other RSP (simply called RSP 1.7.0.9.dll) plugin with any GPU plugin, this happens - skip to 0:45

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5ZhL...ature=youtu.be

Something got screwed, I need to start from scratch.

[HatCat]

Originally Posted by nintendo1889

You did see mine, right? When I use the other RSP (simply called RSP 1.7.0.9.dll) plugin with any GPU plugin, this happens - skip to 0:45

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5ZhL...ature=youtu.be

Something got screwed, I need to start from scratch.

Umm, and that's an issue with zilmar's 1.7.0.9 PJ64 RSP but not mine?
Might be fixed by switching to another lle gfx?

And you saw my reply to your earlier bug post right?
Post #70 end of the previous page, just making sure you read my solution.