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Since it has a Linear interpolation setting. Had an idea while I was playing the game with Angrylion. Super Mario 64's ending doesn't render correctly in any version of Glide. Some people seem to prefer this (not me) and I'm wondering why switching between these options in GlideN64 don't seem to have the effects one would expect? When I switched to render in Original N64 resolution, even the pixels on Mario's face in the middle of the screen just appear clearly unfiltered, not like Bilinear would do.įor comparisons here I have included Glide64 Final Edition, where Bilinear changes the HUD entirely.įurthermore I notice when switching to Point Sampled on Glide64 the 3D textures like the floor and walls are now unfiltered completely. I can see the quality in the floor textures change, so I know bilinear is on and helping there. The HUD on GlindeN64 Bilinear looks exactly like Glide64 Point Sampled, and there is no difference when I switch back and forth.

The HUD in Super Mario 64 (as well as menu screens, text, 2D elements) seems to be completely unaffected by picking the Bilinear Option. It may take a while for the GLideN64 cache file to be compiled.I'm using GlideN64 rev.1111a76 (but also have GlideN64 4.0 which I switched back and forth to for this test) THE LEGEND OF ZELDA) to \Project64\Plugin\GFX\GLideN64\hires_texture\ You should now be able to see the modified texture pack in-game.Ĭompiling an HTC File from a Rice-format PackĮxtract the GAME NAME FOLDER (i.e. HTC to \Project64\Plugin\GFX\GLideN64\cache\ and make sure its name is THE LEGEND OF ZELDA_HIRESTEXTURES.htc

Save enhanced texture cache to hard diskĮxtract the.

Next go to Options > Configure Graphics Plugin > Texture enhancement and make sure the following options are enabled:

Launch Project64 and go to Options > Settings > Plugins and set your video/gfx plugin to the GLideN64 option. This process can also be used to create HTC texture packs for the other emulators to use. Project64 can use precompiled HTC texture packs like the other emulators, but it can also compile HTC texture packs from Rice-format texture packs (large collections of. Project64's GLideN64 plugin is needed to use texture packs.

You should now have your texture pack active.įirst, make sure you have the 3.0+ build of Project64.

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Finally, enable the option Quick Menu -> Options -> Use High-Res textures and Use High-Res Full Alpha Channel.

Load the ROM with the Mupen64Plus core selected.

The texture pack MUST be named " THE LEGEND OF ZELDA_HIRESTEXTURES.htc "

Place your texture packs within the cache folder.

\system\Mupen64plus\cache (create the cache folder if it doesn't exist)

Navigate to your RetroArch installation folder (By default, this is %AppData%\RetroArch on Windows).

from the completed projects section on emutalk).

You will first need to obtain a compatible.

WHAT DO THE NUMBERS MEAN IN N64 TEXTURE PACKS UPDATE

A future update to Bizhawk will add support for HTS texture packs (currently only HTC packs are supported)įor hi-res texture packs on Retroarch, you will need to be running the Mupen64Plus core ParaLLEL does not support them as it doesn't use the GLideN64 video plugin.