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I have a different code from the "default" one as well, and I've never desynced. I also ripped my own ISO, which is probably why.Well I haven't desynced yet, so I guess more than one code works? or maybe all of my opponents have the same code? I dunno
Yeah, it feels as if you don't need to worry about it if you know the iso is full and the game works on dolphin.
There might be small hitches that can be more or less noticeable depending on hardware. It has to do with shaders generating. A new dolphin build is under development that could possibly alleviate this entirely along with a bunch of other features when it's done.
Your CPU should be fine. If you don't think so you can always OC it (k series). What was your buffer when you played? If you drop a few frames when loading a new menu/stage/model that's normal until Dolphin next gets updated. Make sure your ping wasn't spiking as well. If you both run it fine offline then your connection is clearly the issue.
5 buffer on 90 ping is unacceptable. Divide ping by 15
but a guy had an unusual issue. He can never join the room of other people via netplay, and when he hosts, sometimes it works (and we can play) and other times it says "error timeout" in the netplay window, even though he made nothing new.
That has to do with his connection. Make sure there's no firewall blocking dolphin, try enabling udp in router settings. If nothing works then he might have to forward a port.Hi again Y-L. I have shared your tutorial with a few dozens of people with no trouble at all
Do you have any idea why it would do that?
They aren't very good for Dolphin due to low IPC (instructions per core) since Dolphin is a duel core program. However that cpu should be sufficient to run PM at full speed. Do you get full speed offline? Where do you lag?
Hmm.. My old cpu was an Athlon 750k which has slightly lower single threaded performance than yours. It ran pretty much solid 60 fps. You could always try overclocking as you have an unlocked cpu. Is the lag a very slight stutter or is it bad?
By forwarding a port, you mean to enable the option "Force netplay to listen to port [the port I want]" ?
Well usually you have to open a port in your router settings before you can do that.. but I guess if that worked for you then hey! It doesn't matter what port you have open just whatever one you open on your router.
Did the md5 checksum match? What are your specs? What worked before?
If your md5 is wrong that's probably the issue. What md5 did you get? is your brawl ntsc and 7.2gb? Make sure you turn off insert SD card.
I've downloaded and followed the instructions and changed everything according to your tutorial (the one, that works, is completely unrealted to the dolphin I currently use).
It's your brawl iso which is a bad dump. The reason the other method worked is because it relies on virtual SD card with pm files, not the Brawl iso itself (actually it does run off brawl so that's weird). That explains the bad md5.
Slight lag is to be expected. Maybe when new dolphin build is released that will help (should help anyways). The lag seems minor.
If you're interested in progress JMC47 would be the one to ask on the ladder. He is good friends with comex, the one working on the new build.
Not sure about this. Not sure why you're using this function either.
Just start the game normally. You can use the save system of the game (don't use the emulator save states), but don't do it on the DC netplay dolphin version. Do it on the stable or master branch. Not sure why you need a save file either way.
In the current version of dolphin DC netplay all the shaders load on the first frame they can be loaded. The biggest example is when creating a name, it has to load the mario model which for users with weaker cpu's can hitch for a second. It should not crash your game. It will also be fixed whenever a new DC netplay version of dolphin is released.
You should be using OpenGL instead of D3D because you have an nvidia card. D3D9 is not avaliable on the DC netplay branch so idk where you're getting that from. If you're using a different dolphin version for online play use the newest developer versions. D3D9 is buggy and slow compared to new versions. Turn off OpenMP Decoder and Skip EFB Access from CPU in hacks btw. Make sure you turn on the vertex streaming hack with OpenGL. If you are not getting good performance then your cpu is to blame. What cpu do you have? It may be not very good for dolphin. Dolphin requires cpus with high single threaded performance because it is a dual core program. AMD cpus struggle with this.
You can use a custom build on Netplay if your opponent also has the custom build. If you have different builds or different files you will desync. That is the reason I changed the game ID for my build so that people don't try to use vanilla PM with it. You can use it offline with no problem.
In my previous post I said what you should change in your settings.
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Looks good to me. Why would 1080p be an issue? You want that that is a very good resolution. Make sure you disable the dedicated video card in Dolphin and set it to use integrated graphics (there is an option in Dolphin). Integrated graphics should be able to do 2-3x IR and will help with temps. Good choice.Hey @
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The only 2 issues I have found is that the keyboards isn't backlit and its 1080p, so I am hesitant to trust the "up to 5 hours" rating, but that isn't too much of an issue as this will mostly be staying in my house. Thanks in advance for all your help.
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I have never heard of changing resolution but I don't think that would help. Battery saver will probably throttle your CPU to the point where it won't run games at full speed. I'd use balanced. I just bring my charger to friends' houses (the charger is quite long).
First check if your brawl iso is 7.92 gb and NTSC. Also check what version it is (different brawl versions warrant different md5 checksums but don't desync).
It's under properties when you right click it then info. But if it crashes when you load PM that's not the issue. The problem must be here that either A) you have a PAL copy of brawl, B) you have a corrupt or scrubbed copy of brawl, or C) you ran out of hard disk space while installing. In Dolphin is there an American flag next to brawl? That will tell you it is in fact NTSC. Is brawl 7.9gb? If both of those are true then you didn't free enough hard disk space.
Verify your brawl iso's checksum at redump.org
