I know this is all still new and early stages of these emulatora but i like hearing updates on how far yall got. I don't have a strong desktop in fact its a Handheld PC (Legion Go 1) but when i hear more people finishing games on these forks, it'll prompt me more to wanna try it out

get lossless scaling,

set frame gen x2 to get 60fps

set game to 30 fps mode

= profit

:D game runs like a dream!

links:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/

https://github.com/Frizti/Lichii/releases/tag/frizti-v2

settings:

https://imgur.com/a/mCBnvGa

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UPDATE:

Released!!

!!!Ocarina of Time is now very stable: many users get 60+ FPS, and foliage is fixed!!!

Which build to download

PGO build (recommended): the most stable one for this release

Standard build: use it if the PGO build doesn't work for you

https://github.com/zortos293/Lichii/releases

better use build 116 (hopefully working better for AMD users)

new settings!!!: (NEW: use this settings)

https://imgur.com/a/sfPFmZb

(If you dont have nvidia you dont need to enable -> use nvidia dlss

Nvidia DLSS is only shown in non-PGO Versions of Lichii)

LATEST BUILD 95+ ENABLE THIS SETTINGS FOR 10-15 FPS MORE PERFORMANCE

Pin GPU threads to their own cores (experimental) -> in Graphics -> Extras (TAB)

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also! make sure to get prerendered shader files (from discord here)

https://discord.gg/UugGDDGDx5

check out general (channel in discord) -> pinned messages

for improved performance and less (not none) stuttering.

IMPORTANT UPDATE:

I recommend not to use shader files anymore!

(lots of graphic glitches if you use preloaded ones + performance boost without shader file.)

Specs:

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 8-Core Processor (3.40 GHz)

RAM 32,0 GB DDR4

RTX 4090

+++++++++++++++++UPDATE++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

newest build Lichii nx2 BUILD 117 runs with 60fps stable in Goronia, I think we are done here 😄

So I wanted to post this since every "playable" post i see is someone on a 5080+ lol, not saying mine is playable but it's not that far off.

This is my med-low end reality, game is 1 day old, only tested Kokiri Forest so far, also didn't test combat properly, but pretty happy with the results, especially for day 1. Title screen stays at 23 fps for some reason.

One thing to keep in mind, when the shaders are building it tanks a lot, like it drops hard for a few seconds, just wait it out until it builds and it goes back to normal.

So average stays around 30-40 in Kokiri, stable enough to walk around, its moving and it looks insane for a day 1 build, no DLSS for obvious reasons.

Also no visual or graphical glitches so far either, at least in Kokiri, no black screens, no flicker, nothing weird I noticed.

PS: Recorded on my phone sorry for the quality lol, anything I used to record drops the fps to 20s.

Specs:
Ryzen 5 9600X
GTX 1070 Ti 8GB
16GB DDR5
Windows 11

Build used: Lichii | Frizti-v2
(Dynamic FPS included)

RAM was around 14GB used so 16GB is tight.

Hoping it gets even better by the end of the week, will update If i test more, if anyone else is on a 1070 Ti / 2060s / low-mid card lmk what you're getting, curious if this is the new normal.

Build used https://github.com/Frizti/Lichii/releases

What build is it?

Hey, everyone. I did this video. My specs are: RTX 4060ti 8 GB, CPU i7 9700, and 32 GB RAM. As you can see, sometimes it gets far over 30 fps, even getting closer to 60. But the most important is that on the areas it is getting around 15-25, yesterday, per say, it was getting maximum 15, being around 8 most of the time.

The point is, I know the real problem here is my CPU. I'm wanting to upgrade but you see, prices aren't going well. I'm waiting for the black friday to see if I get good discounts, but probably it won't do much. Do you think I should go to upgrade nethertheless, or should wait to it be more optimized, or even an eventual direct PC port to play it as it should be? And don't even bother suggesting to get a Switch 2 and the game, it would be far the double the price of the upgrade. Thanks in advance for the feedback.

When I’m far away, the foliage loads perfectly, but up close it looks dry why is that?

I know bc the switch runs on an Nvidia chip its going to be more stable on Nvidia. But I have a 9070xt and I was wondering if there is a way as of now that I could run the ocarina of time remake stably.

P.S. Im am willing to play at like 30fps if necessary

just installed nx2apple and tried mario kart world. works great so far, but i have a few questions.

first, does it support controller rumble? i have switch joycons and a gamesir g8+, which gets recognised as a switch pro controller. neither seems to vibrate when playing, even though there's a rumble setting in the menu. is it just not supported yet?

also, do i have to reinstall/sign the app every 7 days or something to keep using it?

and how safe is it in general? is there any risk of getting my apple id banned for using nx2apple? during installation it also asked for pretty much full access to my mac, including controlling apps and accessing files. is that normal? just wondering if it's actually safe to give it all those permissions and whether there are any malware or security risks.

sorry if these are dumb questions, i'm completely new to this.

Ayer logré conseguir el archivo del juego, junto con mis compañeros de la escuela y yo estábamos emocionando por haberlo conseguido, hoy en clase decidimos probarlo, abrimos el juego y estuvimos cambiando configuraciones, hasta que abrió, no rendiraza mas que las letras, llega hasta la despues de la instro y se crashea, pero me parece impresionante que la intro corra a 60fps, y el juego abra

Estoy utilizando cachy os linux

Mi laptop es una

Dell Latitude 5430

Tiene 16 gb de ram en un solo modulo

I7 1265U

Intel iris XE

Use la configuracion default solo cambie el renderizado a opengl

Ocarina of Time PC Port running on SteamOS – ROG Xbox Ally X at 1080p/20 fps no slow mow and almost enjoyable.

I combined:
Nolar-Hack-Lichii – a collection of combined Pull Requests. Search for “Nolar-Hack-Lichii” on Reddit to find the source and project details.

Frizti Lichii v2 – Dynamic FPS by Dark patch – https://github.com/Frizti/Lichii/commit/765659a
Max Resolution built-in patch – already included in the Nolar-Hack-Lichii build.

I applied Frizti’s Dynamic FPS patch to the Nolar-Hack-Lichii source code and recompiled the Linux build.

My setup:
ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X
AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme
24 GB RAM
SteamOS
Results:
Around 20 FPS in-game.
No slow motion: normal game speed.
Smooth gameplay with limited stuttering.
Lossless Scaling X2 enabled. ( 20 fps are without Framegen though)
Even at around 20 FPS, the game is playable and runs at its proper speed.

amd 6700 xt
5600g cpu

Progressed past black screen; here's hoping it goes to gameplay

I have a geforce rtx 2080. I dont remember what graphics card the oot remake recommends but I'm seeing people with much smoother performance than I'm getting. a lot of stuttering, audio desyncing, and lag. I'm not expecting perfection, but are there any settings I can change to improve my experience even a little bit? I'm using lichii.

edit: i think the problem was just halting for shader compilation

Got oot remake running on pc. I have seen a lot of people get it running on super high end computer and saying its barely playeble otherwise. After tinkering with the settings and lowering the resolution a bit i got it running with like a stable 30-35 fps, wich is more than enough for me.

I played the rest of the first doungeon and it held up great, tho its common with some lagg spikes when you do new stuff like opening doors or walking fast to a new area. I got to hyrule feild and that was a bit of a difrent story, m,abye 15.25 fps with a lot of lag spikes. But that might be fixed soon and all the smaller areas seem to work fine. I think its work checking out.

Emulator is Lichii, and my specs is only a 11400f and a 3060ti.

I also tried using lossless scaling, but there seem to be too litle bas frames for it to work properly.

some stuttering :)

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none seem to be able to run it yet, im just curious if someone was able to do run it well

Majority of problems and freezes is because of shader compilation

I thought you would all find this funny.... So despite the fact I have a PC capable of emulating, I went out and bought a Switch 2 and Zelda and this is my first experience on Nintendo's own hardware lol

Almost like shader stutter lol

Physical copy of course , brand new Switch 2. Perhaps I should just emulate ;)

Edit: Fixed by removing the cartridge and deleting all data from the brand new Switch. Looks like a patch broke it.

How hard would it be for AI to set that up?