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However, using FORGEOFF will hide the problem, so people testing should probably play through the first and second levels without using cheats.Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo (known as Star Wars: Battle for Naboo on the PC) is an arcade-style action game co-developed by Factor 5 and LucasArts LucasArts supplied most of the art and level-design, while Factor 5 provided the programming, tools, sound, and most of the cut-scene and art post-production work. Not sure whether this happens in HLE mode, though. Project 64 has traditionally crashed at the end of each level, when Indy's Trading Post shows up. If someone courageous could go through both games and try to find bugs, that would be cool!Īlso, theboy181 shared some 60fps codes for the two games here.Ī word of warning, though. Plenty of people prefer playing in HLE by the way :)īattle of naboo cheat: LEC&FIVEIndiana Jones cheat: FORGEOFF

Well if HLE won't be totally accurate of course, it proves to be still a valid concept of emulation. Ultra64 introduced the concept of HLE and it was critized that HLE could never be as compatible as LLE.

It is cleary the bottleneck of the N64 and this is why the Zstorp ucode is actually the efficient solution for having a high level of polygons and high resolution on the N64.Īlso there is something to add: ALL games are now playable in HLE. I am not surprised about the comment in one of the interviews of the Factor devs that it was hard to fight against fill rate limitation. The ucode attempts also to mitigate the RDP fillrate limitations by segmeting the memory in a specific way and running "sub-displaylist" only when some graphics will be drawn on the screen. You could clearly do a lot of math with it and this is what the Factor 5 devs did, enhancing the possibility of effects of the N64 (lighting, particles, etc). The ucode is based actually on F3DEX for some parts but changed so drastically that not so much remains from the original ucode.Ī side note: the RSP of the N64 is a powerhorse actually: 62mhz MIPS coprocessor with a vector unit. It was long days and nights of deciphering a difficult code.

Thought I'd repost some comments from Olivier from Github.Īs written by Sergei on his blog, it was a long and hard road.

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Remember that 64 and 32 bit versions are not intercompatible. It doesn't include the updated version of GLideN64 yet, so you'll have to add it manually.

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