Closed loganmc10 closed 8 years ago
I be seeing this too =P
Its a little bit different here with Slackware64-current and nouveau.
In aadd94ccc4c7d0ae9cd55dfb0e599b3ca2f9d410 for me looks more like @loganmc10, case, but if I change the shield for fist time looks like this:
If I change the shield again it turn black completely.
I get the same, if I change the shield it will go partially black, changing it again it goes completely black.
The culprit is 8dad84cc39571c295d10a3b3c9326fa942478fcd. Well, I will continue reading manga ^^
Thanks your solution works fine for both Orcarina of Time and Toy Story 2 here.
fixed, thanks
BTW, I can't get pause screen working on Ubuntu - background is white. I guess that cheat code for pause screen delay is enabled somewhere, but can't find how to disable it.
If you can figure out how to disable it try using this code in its place to see if it still goes white.
Subscreen Fix (U) (V1.0) D01C7021 0002 801DA5CB 0002 D01C7021 0002 801C7021 0003 A different code that fixes the delay without the usual glitch that the other code has from breaking the resolution value.
This one is my port of the MQ Debug version's code,and it also works for preventing crashes when CountPerOp/Counter Factor is 1 and/or when the lagfix code is used for the extra performance needed for my more extreme glitch-codes like "Handy Link" where Link's body is made entirely out of hands. Hope this one doesn't result in a white screen,it shouldn't.
The breakdown is that it forces a value to change sooner than it normally does so that the game doesn't freak out from its own delay (drawing the background image?) in a lagless situation such as CPO/CF=1 and/or the lagfix code,it also fixes the delay in normal situations too.
Edit: Realized one address is the same as the delay fix,but its not constantly written like the original one-lined code,there was another code I can't seem to find anywhere that actually modified resolution values.
One of the users of GLupeN64 said that it happens because of the changes made on Sept 18/19
8dad84cc39571c295d10a3b3c9326fa942478fcd b5163ca04881d372a924056fe41a753ca14c39dc 6f3f21667eab3c0e0154cf4885731205a957a261
Somewhere around there, I haven't had the time to figure out exactly what caused it yet.