The DaedalusX64 Team has released a new version of their ever Nintendo 64 emulator project for the PSP. Now at Beta 3, Most games are supported.
Major changes added to this version:
Corn:
- Screen zoom (up to 150%) to get rid of black borders
- Show patch progress instead of black screen while patching (Corn/Salvy)
- Optimization/Speed-up in Dynarec/Loop Opt. and simplified the Fragment Cache Hash
- Z-fighting Fixed
- Faster D-list processing for a speed-up
- Faster N64 Fixed Point Matrix loading and other optimizations in rendering
- Added option to use Cover-Flow or Classic GUI
- Added battery info in pause menu (Salvy/psppwner300/Corn)
- 64 SaveState slots (psppwner300/Corn)
- New faster Double Display List processing
- 16bit screen rendering (Using dithering for smoother colors)
- Missing HUD(heart) fixed in OoT/MM
- Faster texture check/hash
- Faster audio conversion code and optimizations, fixed left/right sound swap
- New DMA transfer mode using VFPU
- Frame-rate limiter no longer stalls CPU
- Added more patches in OSHLE GU function library using VFPU
- Added Auto Frame Skip 1 & 2
- Added hacks for Wonder Project J2, SM64 stars blend, Kirby 64 in DLParser_S2DEX_Bg1cyc & copy
- Hack for alternative TLUT (MM, SSV, Animal Crossing, Sin and Punishment(Tsumi to Batsu) & Flying Dragon)
- Hack for Wipeout, F-Zero and RR64 to proper Z-buffer rendering of geometry
- When N64 uses Average as texture filter we do Bi-linear on PSP (Smooths Gex 3 and others textures properly)
- Fixed Model-view matrices for Gex games to render properly
- Added Blend Explorer now takes a selection from Combiner Explorer to test blends in real-time
- Set Prim Depth works -> SSV, Road Rash, Glover, Rayman 2, Donald Duck
- Insert Matrix works -> Kirby enemies and SSB animation
- Force Matrix works -> Tarzan, Donald duck, Rayman2 and Star Wars Episode I - Racer
- Proper texture loading -> F-Zero, Flying dragon (menus)
Salvy:
- New home button library (works on newer FW's 6XX + button wrapper for easy usage)
- New blender using a 16bit hash
- Generic blend-mode (handles over 70% of all inexact blends)
- Reworked COP1 Unusable Exceptions ( Increased compatibility greatly )
- Added support for uCode tables and uCode definitions
- Added a more robust and faster uCode cache (All used uCodes are retained, to avoid unnecessary hashing)
- Reworked uCode detection (faster, and fixed several annoying bugs)
- Simplified greatly interrupts
- Implemented AI OS functions, also several fixes and optimizations throughout OSHLE
- Updated Audio code base to latest Azimer's plug-in (Salvy/Corn)
- Implemented several custom uCodes (Conker, GE sky etc)
- Recursive deletion + Reset settings/oshle cache
- Deprecated RSP LLE emulation from PSP build
- Properly transfer palettes to Video Memory after loading texture (Fixes annoying spots)
- Added Forced Filtering, can be changed on Global Settings (Salvy and Kreationz)
- Fixed memory region 0xA500 0xA5FF (Pokemon Stadium 1 and F-Zero(U) boot now)
- Panic Button -> L-TRIG + R-TRIG + START pressed for 2 sec (Salvy/Corn)
- Add compatibility for using gprof for profiling
Kreationz:
- Update Screen only called once per frame (Fixes Flashing and Shaking)
- Updated clipping code to latest version from Irrlicht Engine
- Fix of IA4 textures (OoT's Trees for example)
- Fixed 4bpp texture padding
Grazz:
- Implemented S2dex and Sprite2D
- Auto uCode detector (Grazz/Kreationz)
- Implement per game SaveState support
Howard0su:
- Memory Access Optimization
- Move Video Memory and Graphics Context initialization into system.cpp
- Avoid strdup, use static array instead
Other Devs and People that helped greatly:
- Added VFPU math (Zack/Corn)
- Several improvements in our makefile (Maxijac)
- Allows SaveState deletion (Maxijac)
- Various improvements/updates to roms.ini (Wally, bdacanay, Yamagushi and Destroyer5150)
- Cover-Flow Gui (Yamagushi)
- Recommended Settings (Yamagushi)
- Several custom blend-modes (Wally, Salvy, Kreationz, Corn, bdacanay, Darth_Sidious and NintendoBoy13)
- Added ability to delete ROMs to GUI (psppwner300, Corn)
dx64b3 (40.03 MB)
Source: qj
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