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RETROARCH N64 SETUP HOW TO
RETROARCH N64 SETUP FULL

A) Transferring the HTC file to Mupen64Plus:.

Transferring the Texture Pack to Retroarch on the Switch:

In the folder you set for 'cache', you will see an HTC file named after your ROM - note that this does NOT have to match the filename of the rom!.Ģ.

Once the rom is running, close the program and wait a moment, as some of the larger texture packs take a few seconds to compile to the HTC file.

Allow the textures to load, you should see yellow text loading each one.

Make sure that 'Save enhanced texture cache to hard disk' is checked!.

Direct the plugin to the 'hires_texture', 'cache', and 'texture_dump' folders.

Within the menu of the program manually select GlideN64 to be used.

Put the plugin in the GFX folder of Project64.

This is the file we will be using on Mupen64Plus. Essentially, this requires a computer running Project64 with the GlideN64 graphic plugin which reads the textures and caches them into the HTC file which allows it to run the ROM with the textures faster.

RETROARCH N64 SETUP HOW TO

Here is great tutorial that shows how to convert PNG texture packs into HTC files.

If you decide to use a texture pack that has no precompiled HTC file you will need to convert it so that it is usable on Mupen64Plus.C) Converting PNG Textures to HTC Files.Sources for texture packs (with some projects being raw PNGs, and others having precompiled HTC files): EmulationKing, Textures.Emulation64, Emutalk, and Emulation64.an HTC file which is essentially a cached version of PNG files that are combined into one file - This is the file type that is going to be used by Mupen64Plus on the Switch.a folder of raw PNG files that are usually separated into subfolders.A) There are two different texture pack formats for modern texture packs:.THATS on the "root" of your SD card from the Switch! even if there will be no harm to your Switch! (It's a personal meaning. If you use the configs from m4xw take a look at the CPU overclock and set it to 1581MHZ it is enough i think. P.S THANKS to all the BIG and little helpers who made the "Emulation" on th Switch possible! (From Hacking stuff to the Homebrew Dev's! You are the heroes of the Switch scene ) I hope it works for you it does for me and i'am happy with it! Now get back with B and click A on "Close Content".

RETROARCH N64 SETUP FULL

Look for "Use High-Res textures" and "Use High-Res Full Alpha Channel" and set both to TRUE Now look for the "Options" menu and press A be patient!Ĭan you see the intro? Let it RUN! Patient! Now (IF you use the configs from m4xw) press booth sticks and you are in the menu. Start up Zelda (not important which one first! Remeber what *.htc you put into the "cache" folder!) and let it load. Otherwise you will have RAM problems by loading RetroArch from the HB menu! (One at a time not more than one! You have to decide what you want to play) "cores" was missing Thanks to on the "root" of your SD card from the Switch!

\retroarch\ cores\system\mupen64plus\cache\ NOT the one from or the one from ! ONLY TESTET with the one from ! You NEED the one from (yes that IS the right format to write a date!) VERY important ! I use the configs form the Master himselfe provided here: