I enjoyed some Pokémon Snap yesterday on my newly-updated RetroArch 1.8.2, but after shutting down my PC for the night and returning the following morning, mupen64plus refuses to work.
I did change some video settings while I played Pokémon Snap which did not seem to take effect while I was playing, so they could be at fault. I found them in the quick menu, but I do not know how to access it if the game crashes immediately.
ParaLLEl works just fine, for the record. But I just like mupen better.
The actual crash, from what I can tell (line 600), looks like this:
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: Failed to allocate node for new interrupt event
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: Failed to allocate node for new interrupt event
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue ...
I enjoyed some Pokémon Snap yesterday on my newly-updated RetroArch 1.8.2, but after shutting down my PC for the night and returning the following morning, mupen64plus refuses to work.
I did change some video settings while I played Pokémon Snap which did not seem to take effect while I was playing, so they could be at fault. I found them in the quick menu, but I do not know how to access it if the game crashes immediately.
ParaLLEl works just fine, for the record. But I just like mupen better.
GPU: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB CPU: Intel i7-7700K @ 4.20GHz
Edit: I forgot the logs because of course I did. https://pastebin.com/g54UaMjR
The actual crash, from what I can tell (line 600), looks like this:
[libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: Failed to allocate node for new interrupt event [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: Failed to allocate node for new interrupt event [libretro INFO] mupen64plus: two events of type 0x0 in interrupt queue ...