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== Problems == | == Problems == | ||
=== Wii MotionPlus === | === Wii MotionPlus === | ||
Skyward Sword '''''requires''''' the Wii MotionPlus add-on. Dolphin is currently not capable of emulating the Wii MotionPlus; the only way for official Dolphin builds to play this game is to use a real, physical Wii remote with Wii MotionPlus. See {{issue|3446}}. | Skyward Sword '''''requires''''' the Wii MotionPlus add-on. Dolphin is currently not capable of emulating the Wii MotionPlus; the only way for official Dolphin builds to play this game is to use a real, physical Wii remote with Wii MotionPlus. See {{issue|3446}}. | ||
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=== {{s}}Half of Link/Timestones Aura{{/s}} === | === {{s}}Half of Link/Timestones Aura{{/s}} === | ||
When some time stone effects are on screen, such as during the Lanayru Mining Facility and in the Pirate Stronghold, only part of Link may be visible, with either the floor going through part of him or part of the timestones aura covering him. This only occurs with EFB to Texture, so use EFB to RAM in those sections to avoid the problem. See {{issue|5070 | When some time stone effects are on screen, such as during the Lanayru Mining Facility and in the Pirate Stronghold, only part of Link may be visible, with either the floor going through part of him or part of the timestones aura covering him. This only occurs with EFB to Texture, so use EFB to RAM in those sections to avoid the problem. See {{issue|5070}}. Fixed by {{revision|4.0-2626}}, with details in the [https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2014/08/31/dolphin-progress-report-august-2014/ August Progress Report]. | ||
*If you are using any builds from {{revision|3.5-1025}} to {{revision|4.0-146}}, use Direct3D9 to avoid this problem. If you are using any build prior to {{revision|3.5-1025}}, Direct3D9 or OpenGL will work. | *If you are using any builds from {{revision|3.5-1025}} to {{revision|4.0-146}}, use Direct3D9 to avoid this problem. If you are using any build prior to {{revision|3.5-1025}}, Direct3D9 or OpenGL will work. | ||
{{image|Skywardsword-PirateStronghold.jpg|In some areas the floor is over part of Link}} | {{image|Skywardsword-PirateStronghold.jpg|In some areas the floor is over part of Link}} | ||
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=== {{s}}Crash on Silent Realm Trial{{/s}} === | === {{s}}Crash on Silent Realm Trial{{/s}} === | ||
After {{revision|3.0-772}}, when entering one of the 3 trials in Zelda SS dolphin will crash. Using the OpenGL backend seems to prevent this from happening. See {{issue|5682 | After {{revision|3.0-772}}, when entering one of the 3 trials in Zelda SS dolphin will crash. Using the OpenGL backend seems to prevent this from happening. See {{issue|5682}}. Fixed by {{revision|4.0-1192}}. | ||
=== {{s}}Sword Missing{{/s}} === | === {{s}}Sword Missing{{/s}} === | ||
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EFB to RAM displays the "painterly effect" incorrectly, showing up as a bunch of vertical lines instead of the crosshatching pattern it should appear as. Fixed by {{revision|4.0-609}}. | EFB to RAM displays the "painterly effect" incorrectly, showing up as a bunch of vertical lines instead of the crosshatching pattern it should appear as. Fixed by {{revision|4.0-609}}. | ||
=== {{s}}OpenGL SSAA{{/s}} === | === {{s}} OpenGL SSAA {{/s}} === | ||
If using SSAA with OpenGL, either through Dolphin or an external system like the NVIDIA control panel, it will have severe graphics distortions. This only occurs when Format Changes are emulated, and this is forced in the GameINI, so the graphics will appear glitched then go away upon opening graphics settings. You could alter the INI or use that trick to turn on "Ignore Format Changes" and get around it, but without format change emulation many objects, such as flowers, grass, banners, etc will never appear. Other forms of OpenGL anti-aliasing are unaffected. See {{issue|6688 | If using SSAA with OpenGL, either through Dolphin or an external system like the NVIDIA control panel, it will have severe graphics distortions. This only occurs when Format Changes are emulated, and this is forced in the GameINI, so the graphics will appear glitched then go away upon opening graphics settings. You could alter the INI or use that trick to turn on "Ignore Format Changes" and get around it, but without format change emulation many objects, such as flowers, grass, banners, etc will never appear. Other forms of OpenGL anti-aliasing are unaffected. See {{issue|6688}}. Fixed in {{revision|4.0-511}}. | ||
{{image|SkywardSword OGLSSAA.jpg|The lower right quadrant is excluded|br}} | {{image|SkywardSword OGLSSAA.jpg|The lower right quadrant is excluded|br}} | ||