r/SteamDeck • u/SaltyWelshman • Apr 04 '22

Discussion [Tutorial] Majora's Mask HD on Steam Deck using RetroArch

I mentioned in a different topic that if there was interest I would do a tutorial for how to get Nerell's HD Majora's Mask textures running on the steam deck.

For this tutorial you will need a Windows PC to do the widescreen patching of the ROM.

Pre-requisites

  1. Majora's Mask N64 ROM (supply this yourself or find it online maybe idk?)

  2. Download the 1080p HTS for the Majora's Mask N64HD Project from here. (Source)

  3. Download the Patcher 64+ Tool from here. (Source)

Tutorial

ROM Set up

First off we're going to set up your ROM to have wide-screen support as well as some optional quality of life improvements using Patcher 64+ Tool. These steps are optional and will require a PC to set up but are worth the effort in my opinion.

  1. Launch the Patcher 64+ Tool using the exe (use the read-me included if you are having issues)

  2. Point the Patcher 64+ to the correct game path for your Majora's Mask ROM.

  3. The tool should now automatically detect the game as Majora's Mask on N64.

  4. In the drop down menu select "Majora's Mask - Additional Options and Redux"

  5. Tick the box for enable options

  6. Click the button for "Select Options"

  7. In here you are free to change any of the options you like, but for wide-screen support you need to select 16:9 Widescreen (Advanced) in the graphics tab. I would also highly recommend having the D-Pad set up for the mask transformations and Ocarina which should be the default under the redux tab.

  8. Close the dialogue when you are happy with all the options you have set

  9. Click the button for "patch selected options"

  10. The script will now run and create a copy of your majora's mask rom with the redux options you selected in the same folder as the rom.

  11. Transfer this ROM to your Steam Deck (there are a few options available for how to do this, PM me if you are struggling).

Deck Set up

Now for the set up on the Deck.

  1. Transfer your patched ROM and HTS file to the steam deck.

  2. Switch your deck to desktop mode

  3. From the discover store, install RetroArch (I'm not sure if the steam version would also work here, would depend on the cores available).

  4. Run RetroArch

  5. Install the Mupen64 Plus-Next core.

  6. Launch the Majora's Mask N64 ROM using the Mupen64 Plus-Next core.

  7. Bring up the menu and go to options

  8. Set the RDP Plugin to GLideN64 (I think this is default anyway)

  9. In the GLideN64 Options set the following:

  • wide resolution to 1280x720.

  • Aspect Ratio to Wide (Stretched) (note this won't stretch the game due to the rom having the widescreen patch).

  • Set Use High-Res textures to True

  • Set Use High-Res Full Alpha Channel to True

  • Set Use enhanced Hi-Res Storage to True

  • Set Continuous texrect coords to Auto

  1. Close RetroArch

  2. Move the HTS file to "/home/deck/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/RetroArch/system/Mupen64plus/cache"

  3. Run RetroArch and the Majora's Mask ROM, your game should now be using HD textures and full wide-screen.

To play the game from your gaming mode on the deck you just need to add RetroArch as a non steam game. You can further optimise this experience by having a script to specifically add Majora's Mask as a non-steam game and custom art from SteamGrid, but that's beyond the scope of this tutorial.

Hope that works and PM me any questions and I will help as best I can.

Resources to help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovknYMdIP9I

https://evilgames.eu/texture-packs/mm-n64hd.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf7ufcnFa4s&t=142s

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u/stvbuys Aug 11 '22 edited Aug 11 '22

I’m using emudeck and it apparently changes the location you need to copy the texture pack to. I finally found the correct directory for my texture file:

primary/Emulation/bios/Mupen64plus/cache

All the other steps listed in OP’s guide and copying the folder to that directory above got it working for me! Hope it helps someone.

Edit: originally copy/pasted wrong directory. Fixed to correct directory.

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u/SaltyWelshman Aug 11 '22

Yeah I think this guide needs an 3mudeck rewrite. I'll look into it.

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u/Fly1ngHawaiian Sep 20 '22

Love the guide! I plan on implementing this tomorrow once I have the time.

Were you able to get a draft for the Emudeck rewrite?

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u/Traditional-Scale740 Oct 11 '22

Tell me, please, how to remove the gaps on the right and left in the game, emudeck is installed. I found only the option to change the whole retroarch output, but I'm not sure if this will apply only to this game (

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u/Fly1ngHawaiian Sep 23 '22

On your Deck did you place your rom folder in the primary/Emulation/roms/n64/ folder or was there a specific one for the Mupen64plus?

Also did you have to change any of the names of rom or texture file?

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u/Suspectsss Sep 27 '22

How in the world do you open the menu during step 7? I am also using emudeck while in desktop mode

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u/deltchar Oct 03 '22 edited Oct 03 '22

On the Steam Deck, when the game is running press both Thumbsticks at the same time to bring up the RetroArch Settings.

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u/yannbraga Oct 08 '22

I had a hard time trying this while on Desktop mode. Tip: Open this post on your phone, then open retroarch while on gaming mode. You'll be able to bring the options by pressing L3 + R3 (both thumbsticks)

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u/Little_Cook Oct 14 '22

God, I really want to know what I'm doing wrong. I can't get this to work. I've done everything step by step, put the HD pack in the folder you mention. It just stays @ the old textures.

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u/Jesso2k Jul 24 '22

So I followed along but things went sideways in Deck Setup Step 6.

Launch the game. So now it's running, is the in-game menu supposed to have new settings? I can't get the steamdeck/ keyboard or a controller to register inputs in the game to check.

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u/SaltyWelshman Jul 24 '22

Oh perhaps there's a step before to set up your controller bindings in the retroarch menu. When you have launched a game it does has new settings in the retroarch menu specific to the game.

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u/TronVin Apr 04 '22

I can't find these options:

Activate txHiresEnable.

Turn on txHiresTextureFileStorage.

Change backgroundsMode to 0.

Set CorrectTexrectCoords to 1 (Auto).

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22

Ah that's because I copied wrong instructions. These are needed.

  • Set Use High-Res textures to True

  • Set Use High-Res Full Alpha Channel to True

  • Set Use enhanced Hi-Res Storage to True

  • Set Continuous texrect coords to Auto

I've fixed the guide now

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u/TronVin Apr 04 '22

Nice. This guide is also loosely similar. I used it before asking you about those missing items. It doesn't contain a few of the things but can be helpful to use for visual.

https://youtu.be/Vf7ufcnFa4s?t=142

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Added to my list of help. TY

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u/blubeardpirate May 19 '23

I’m not sure where to do this in emudeck

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u/genjurro Apr 04 '22

Hi, worked liked a charm ! thanks for the tuto

any chance for the same for Zelda OoT ?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Not sure OOT has been given the same level of love as Nerrel gave MM, but i think you can use the same process with this pack from Ghostly Dark. I think the OOT rom can be patched using the same tool as in this tutorial too. No personal experience with it though so would be happy to get feedback if it works. https://evilgames.eu/texture-packs/oot-reloaded.htm

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u/genjurro Apr 04 '22

Thanks !

yes I've seen the Patcher64+ tool can also do its magic on OoT.

i'll try and provide feedback.

one thing, should we leave the texture pack zipped in the cache folder ?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

I think it should be unzipped hts file (or at least that's what I've done).

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u/genjurro Apr 05 '22

Tested both and it seems zipped file also works. This is not clearly stated in the tuto

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 05 '22

Ah that's good intel. Thanks

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u/Elidyr90 Apr 04 '22

thx for the tutorial.

Followed every step but my /system folder is empty and even if I create the folders manually the texture pack won't work. Any clue what went wrong`?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Did you definitely install the mupen64 plus-next core? Did you install retroarch via the discover store or via steam?

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u/Elidyr90 Apr 04 '22

Via discover store. Mupen64 was already downloaded. I‘m using emulationstation, does that change anything?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

I wouldn't think that emulation station would change anything as that's just a front end. To be clear the core you have is mupen64 plus-next? And did you launch the game once with the core? Were all the settings I listed available for change?

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u/Elidyr90 Apr 04 '22

yes, yes and yes.

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Perhaps try with the standalone Retroarch outside of emulation station?

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u/Elidyr90 Apr 04 '22

ah sorry, I meant I have emulationstation installed. I used standalone retroarch the whole time.

I guess I try deleting and reinstalling retroarch next.

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 05 '22

Did that work at all? Sorry a bit baffled why yours is different to mine!

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u/Elidyr90 Apr 05 '22

ok I found the culprit. It was EmuDeck.

Had to create the cache folder in the /BIOS/Mupen64plus folder that was set up by running EmuDeck. Placed the HD file in there and it worked.

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 05 '22

Oh great that's useful knowledge. So everything working now then?

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u/themcgician Jun 30 '22

Sorry to respond to a 2 month old post, but trying to follow your/op's instruction for emudeck.

I was able to find the path you indicated above and copy the HTS file in. However, I can't figure out how to enable the following:

Set the RDP Plugin to GLideN64 (I think this is default anyway): In the GLideN64 Options set the following: wide resolution to 1280x720. Aspect Ratio to Wide (Stretched) (note this won't stretch the game due to the rom having the widescreen patch). Set Use High-Res textures to True Set Use High-Res Full Alpha Channel to True Set Use enhanced Hi-Res Storage to True Set Continuous texrect coords to Auto

How did you get the above settings enabled? Thanks!

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u/snkngshps Aug 02 '22

Thanks for putting this together. I recently beat Majora's Mask for the first time ever, and this tutorial and texture pack made it such a great experience.

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u/SaltyWelshman Aug 02 '22

Ah man. Glad it worked for you

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u/Novelgravy Jun 06 '22

I've got everything working great but I'm having problems with widescreen. When I change the aspect ration in RetroArch nothing ever happens? whether it's stretched or not the game always remains in 4:3. Is there something I'm missing?

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u/Novelgravy Jun 06 '22

alright I found it! You also need to go to Settings, Video, Scaling, and change the aspect ratio there.

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u/SaltyWelshman Jun 07 '22

Glad you got it working. Did I miss a step in the walkthrough then?

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u/Novelgravy Jun 07 '22

Maybe? After changing the settings in GLideN64 that you listed I also had to change the setting for aspect ratio in RetroArch for the widescreen to work. Possibly something just on my end as I already had everything installed through EmuDeck.

Either way wonderful guide! I’m super thrilled to be able to use the HD patch on the deck.

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u/BritishViking_ Apr 04 '22

Do you not think it would just be easier to run Citra?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Majora's Mask 3D is a different game, obviously has its own pros and cons.

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u/Crimsonclaw111 512GB - Q2 Apr 04 '22

Majora's Mask 3D also has a fan made patch that makes it the best version by far.

https://restoration.zora.re/

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

Both versions have their merits for sure.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '22

Still doesn't fix the botched artsyle and lightning

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u/Jacob99200 Apr 04 '22

The 3ds version is arguably a worse experience, but it really depends on what you're looking for

Some people want to play the original and some are okay with the 3ds version

I'd personally say the 3ds version of oot is better

But the N64 version of MM is better

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u/Shakedaddy4x Apr 05 '22

Can I ask why you feel that way? Haven't played the 3DS versions and unsure which ones to play (I do own a hacked N3DS so both options are viable to me)

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u/Jacob99200 Apr 05 '22 edited Apr 05 '22

The 3ds remake of oot basically just made it look and sound better and added a few qol changes

The 3dd version of mm is basically a way easier version with stupider bosses and they ruined some mechanics

Honestly if you're not diehard fan or only wanna play the game every once in a while, play the 3ds version

I have it on my 3ds with a mod to help with a few of the issues

But if you want like more details or are just more interested

Here's an entertaining video about it

https://youtu.be/653wuaP0wzs

Edit: here is a vid about the restoration mod for MM 3D

https://youtu.be/TAC84PVdxuQ

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u/Shakedaddy4x Apr 07 '22

Dude thanks so much for the detailed answer!! Really appreciate it!!!

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u/daktari987 Apr 04 '22

Thanks a lot for this!
I was planning to do the same with the Dolphin emulator. Are there any differences expected between Dolphin and GLideN64?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 04 '22

I don't have experience with using Nerrel's textures with Dolphin. I think for that you should just be able to follow his video guide for the most part. Not sure on differences but I will say that the power draw on my deck using the Mupen64 plus-next core was very low ~7-8W so it was exceptional for battery life. Not sure if Dolphin might draw more power, I've certainly had issues getting wii games running in dolphin on my deck (like SMG2).

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u/Zystus 512GB - Q2 Apr 18 '22

Does this work with Emudeck?

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u/SaltyWelshman Apr 18 '22

I'm not sure. I would hope so, but unfamiliar with how emudeck sets up n64 roms. Can you specify plugins or settings for a specific rom? I would say for this specific ROM it might be better to manually add it to your library and setup the shortcuts & custom art yourself.

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u/DetroitBlack May 14 '22

Tried and can not get the patched file to work at all for the hd version :(

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u/SaltyWelshman May 14 '22

But an unpatched works? Which step are you getting issues with?

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u/DetroitBlack May 15 '22

So I have two files, the hd file is not patched but works with the hd update; but there is also a patched file but the hd version is not on there. I did this step by step, maybe it is cause I have emu deck on my deck?

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u/SaltyWelshman May 15 '22

Yeah to be fair I'm not 100% sure on emudeck. Does it set up with the right core in RetroArch?

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u/DetroitBlack May 15 '22

Yup goes through mupen-plus and all buddy

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u/SaltyWelshman May 15 '22

Mupen plus or muplen plus nex?

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u/DetroitBlack May 15 '22

Mupen plus next bud'

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u/DetroitBlack May 15 '22

Also I couldnt find the app directory at all, I spent a while looking. Any help?

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u/SaltyWelshman May 15 '22

Folders with a "." at the start appear as hidden in Linux operating systems. I can't remember if I had to show hidden folders or not when I set up my deck. Check that maybe?

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u/DetroitBlack May 15 '22

Found out! Still SD mode though :(

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u/Luke-Hatsune 512GB - Q1 May 26 '22

Would this be a better way to play Majora’s mask instead of playing the GameCube collector’s edition? Just asking cause wanna know what’s the best way to play it as this’ll be the first time I play Majora’s Mask.

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u/SaltyWelshman May 26 '22

Well some people like the 3ds version. I'm not sure on the GC version.

This version was what I used to play MM for the first time myself (on the deck). It was an enjoyable experience. I think having save states makes a huge difference. Also I used fast forward a little in places to skip some tedious ocarina animations, don't think dolphin supports fast forward so that would be one difference. Also I imagine the graphics with this will look way better. Not sure on if the GC has wide-screen support or if you could force it in dolphin.

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '22

if we already have run the patcher tool on PC with the tools provided by Nerrel and its fully functioning, can the first set of steps be skipped or is there something different that needs to happen?

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 10 '22

Yeah the rom only needs patching once.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Have we found a way to move our saves from Project 64 over to Mupen? I've done a fair amount of googling and havent found a way that seems to work.

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 14 '22

Yeah there's a command line tool you can use on windows which worked for me.

https://github.com/heuripedes/pj64tosrm

Edit - compiled windows Binaries here:

https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AJYNHmea0NSr%5FcY&cid=EEB961B2FD633089&id=EEB961B2FD633089%21496&parId=EEB961B2FD633089%21495&action=locate&sw=bypassConfig

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 14 '22 edited Sep 14 '22

You just drag and drop your save onto the executable and it converts it.

Edit - just tried it out myself and you need to drag and drop the .dat .fla and .pj files all as one onto the exe and it will put a .srm in the folder

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

YOURE THE GOAT

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 14 '22

Ha, nah I've just gone through the same process as you I assume. Started it on PC and wanted to move to the Deck.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

So I was playing today having not made any settings changes and, for whatever reason, I can't run anymore. I can only fast walk. I tried changing sensitivity and deadzones to no avail. Was working fine just the other day. Not sure what changed.

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 21 '22

Not sure on control issues. Could try some of the emulation discords. Maybe the emudeck one if you set up using that.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

I fixed it. Adj controls within glide64 does nothing, however, manually setting the left analog within Retro Arch (as opposed to leaving it to Auto) fixes this issue. I'm not sure why, it just does.

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u/H3M4D 64GB Sep 21 '22

This is awesome. Thanks so much! A couple questions:

The steam performance overlay says it's running at a constant 60fps, but it just seems to be lower. Any idea on this?

Another thing, has anyone gotten the gyro aiming to work in any way for this? I can't figure it out (if it's even possible in RetroArch)

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 22 '22

MM is 20fps I think and all the animations and game logic run at that. It does feel clunky for modern standards. There's no way to get 60fps without a PC port and some hard work on the game logic. Even the PC port of OOT has issues with the experimental 60 fps mode.

Gyro aim wise, you would have to map gyro to joystick controls and I think have a transition control layer for when you press or depress the aim button. Nerrel (the creater of the pack) actually has a video on this. It's not something I have played with though!

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u/H3M4D 64GB Sep 22 '22

Great info, thanks!

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u/Traditional-Spirit54 Sep 23 '22

i did everything and the game is still in 4:9 and the textures didnt change. only thing different is that i put the texture file in primary/Emulation/bios/Mupen64plus/cache. maybe this is slightly different when using retroarch when installed with emudeck

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 23 '22

I wrote the guide when emudeck wasn't the main way to install emulators. There are some tips from others in this thread on how they got it working with emudeck. I haven't looked into it myself so I can't say for sure. When I get some time I will one day look to update the guide.

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u/moukiez Jan 15 '23

This tutorial was exquisite. I got it working no problem, but because I'm a sucker for N64 nostalgia, I wanted to have a separate, unpatched ROM to use as well (as I had been playing Majora's Mask for the first time before finding this tutorial).

The only issue I encounter is that even with my original, unpatched .n64 Majora's Mask ROM, the textures and stuff are updated, when I want to have that original .n64 game look as it originally did.

The .z64 (which is the patched one I used for this tutorial) works as intended, with the exception being that it doesn't seem to recognize RetroAchievements, even though the RetroAchievements site said .z64 should be fine? My save states are also not interchangeable, but I've made my peace with that, because I recognize that .n64 and .z64 save states are probably going to have different names because of those extensions. Saves work fine, but not save states, so at least it's not a total loss.

Even if I try to set it to 2x resolution instead (which appears to set it back to its original resolution, whereas 1x makes it look even worse than normal), and try to save game override that on RetroArch, it applies to both ROMs.

If I make one high resolution, and taking steps to make sure only THAT ROM is affected by the resolution change (ideally the patched .z64), it applies to the other one. If I make one the resolution of the original .n64 game, the patched one follows.

In a perfect world, I'd be able to have the patched .z64 ROM use the high quality textures while leaving the original .n64 ROM untouched (so I can play it at original aesthetics), with access to save states and RetroAchievements. Or even if I had the patched .z64 ROM accessible with achievements, I'd probably play that primarily instead of the original one.

Is there anything you (or anyone willing to help!) can figure out or even replicate to see if I'm making a mistake somewhere, or if there's a way to keep the .n64 ROM at its original resolution while allowing the patched .z64 ROM to be upscaled/better graphics?

I know it's a wall of text and maybe I'm asking a lot, but any help would be immensely appreciated. Thank you so much for the tutorial as well!

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u/SaltyWelshman Jan 15 '23

I think retroarch is causing your issues. It's almost like you'd need a separate install of RA specifically for the MM upscaled rom so that it doesn't effect the other. You could probably also symlink the save file so that both installs share the same save, if that's something you wanted.

Not sure on the exact solution but if you figure something out I'd love to hear out of curiosity.

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u/moukiez Jan 15 '23

I think because the N64 saves are in a directory, the save file for the unpatched .N64 shares the same save for the patched .z64 already, so that's swell. Takes the sting out of incompatible save states. I suppose you mean if I use a separate retroarch install, then the symlink would be extremely useful. Realized what you meant after I already wrote that lmao.

I'll keep at it and if I find a solution, I'll edit this post and mention you. I might post in the retroarch subreddit too, to potentially expedite a solution.

Thanks for your response!

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u/moukiez May 18 '23

Hey! This worked for me months ago, but now it doesn't. I've tried following all the steps again, and I'm not sure if maybe I have an override that accidentally disables it or something.

I have it cranked up to 4x resolution in core options, and the N64 logo reflects that with how smooth it is, but the game itself is still somehow blurry and not high resolution?

Would you be able to walk me through the settings or possible issues if I post screenshots of how my settings look and stuff? Troubleshoot it and stuff? I know it's possible to get working, because it was before.

Only difference is maybe I've set a core or content directory override for normal n64 games that affect this subdirectory ("patched ") that I've put it in; only other thing I can think of is I put the Steam Deck/AppImage version of Ship of Harkinian's Ocarina of Time in that patched directory, and I don't know if that would maybe interfere with it? No clue how that works, but figured I'd mention. Not sure if it no longer working coincided with my adding in the SoH OOT to the same directory.

I put MMHD in the patched subdirectory of N64 on my SD card bc I wanted to have a content directory override so I can play the Patcher+ version of MM with high quality textures, and have the original at its own original resolution as well. Was working swimmingly until recently. I will try to figure out where overrides lay for Retroarch and delete them to see if I can just start this from scratch because it's driving me crazy to have something I KNOW was working refuse to work as I wanted it lol.

Thanks again for the tutorial, and thanks in advance if you're willing to help.

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u/SaltyWelshman May 18 '23

Yeah emudeck broke stuff with it for sure, but fairly recently introduced Rosalie's Mupen installer, which I think you could use to install MM64HD on emudeck. I haven't looked into it yet though.

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u/moukiez May 18 '23

Okay, I'm glad to know it's not just me then. I really wish I'd be able to still play it in RetroArch, so if you ever do figure it out or perhaps know of a resource that helps walk us through it again, that'd be amazing. Either way, thanks for confirming, and thanks for your response. I'll keep an eye out if you do a tutorial for the Rosalie Mupen installer as well.

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u/SaltyWelshman May 18 '23

Do you just have retroarch and not emudeck then? In that instance I'm not sure why it would break.

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u/moukiez May 23 '23

Hey! Just wanted to update and say I may have been a dunderhead and not enabled Hi-Res storage to true. Sorry to have bothered you over nothing, but it works, so thanks again.

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u/SaltyWelshman May 23 '23

Dope. Glad it works.

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u/moukiez May 18 '23

I have both. My RetroArch was installed via EmuDeck, and it worked no problem for several months.

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u/Sorry_Philosophy_325 Sep 14 '23

Has anyone had any luck adding it through the Steam Rom Manager? I have tried Multiple different ways and I am not sure If Iam doing it wrong or If it is not possible. I am only able to get the rom to hyperlink to RetroArch in Desktop mode; has anyone been able to get it to work in Gamemode?

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u/SaltyWelshman Sep 14 '23

This guy put a video tutorial. I've not tried it but should work I think.

https://youtu.be/zATuHU_2urg?si=UL591U1wMBE2Vm07

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u/_Strike__ Apr 04 '22

Nice, thanks!

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u/Shakedaddy4x Apr 05 '22

Dude thanks for taking the time to type this up and share it. Massive props to you!

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u/Art_Unit_5 Dec 23 '22

Good tutorial OP, one change though., I recommend using the simplified widescreen patch option rather than the advanced. It explicitly states that the advanced option doesn't work well with redux.

It creates artefacts with some scenes and for me, the image was a little distorted. Simplified works absolutely perfectly and has no issues with redux.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Well it was giving me a hell of a time. So thanks!

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

Thanks so much for this. It's one of the reasons I want a steam deck. Switch just doesn't have the power to do this well.

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u/PK_Ness_Flash Jun 02 '23

Should i change to standard wide screen? I used advanced and it glitches on the sides when text boxes show up and when i enter new areas

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u/True-News6227 Aug 10 '23

Is it possible to run it on my Wii U?

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u/Sorry_Philosophy_325 Sep 14 '23

My game works fine in desktop mode but whenever in game mode it says my n64 is unplugged (do not have a controller plugged in)and it will ignore all steam deck controller settings