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1. #HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION DRIVERS#
2. #HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION FOR ANDROID#
3. #HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION ANDROID#
4. #HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION CODE#

While saving every room in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker will keep items, the game still resets the player to the beginning of a dungeon forcing you to traverse your way back to where you were.

#HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION ANDROID#

That, is what chased him from seriously using Dolphin Android - it was too hard to make progress in a game, and even when he did, one slightly off touch and the game could be gone. Let's just say, coming back to Dolphin after something like that usually meant your game was gone. But by far his biggest complaint was struggling through a platforming section on the touchscreen controls only to lose it because he actually hit one of the Android System buttons to open up another app or minimize Dolphin. He had complaints about flaws in the touchscreen controls, missing UI options, and other non-emulation issues. The problem actually came from everything around emulation. His phone, featuring a SnapDragon 835 gave him speeds that were more than playable in the games he was trying to use. While all of those things have some truth, when one of Dolphin's biggest testers finally got an Android phone capable of using Dolphin, he was shocked at the state of things.

#HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION DRIVERS#

Most people think that the big problem with Dolphin Android is that phones are too slow, drivers are buggy, and Dolphin's AArch64 JIT just isn't mature enough to run games well.

#HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION FOR ANDROID#

There were so many changes that directly impacted Dolphin Android this month that we probably could have put together a progress report for Android alone! 5.0-6137 - Better Restore the Emulator State by mahdihijazi ¶ While it would have been easy for everyone to rest on their laurels, several developers made major changes that brought some more much needed features to Dolphin Android. Last month, we saw some critical features finally ported to Dolphin Android, including the much overdo addition of GameINI support. The AArch64 JIT still has quite a few bugs, the GUI is missing many critical features, they're running Dolphin on weaker hardware and many times the GPU drivers just aren't as mature as what we're used to on desktop computers.

#HOW TO CHANGE DOLPHIN EMULATOR MEMORY CARD SAVE LOCATION CODE#

Because this was nonsensical, spycrab implemented Gecko Code editing into the Qt UI, meaning you can edit, add, and remove codes as you please!Īndroid users have it rough when it comes to using Dolphin. However, the Gecko Code pane right next to it only allows you to view what codes are in the INI file with no ability to edit or add, only download from a database. Qt Gecko Code Pane ¶ĭolphinWX allows you to edit and add Action Replay codes directly in the UI. That being said, some liberties were taken to right some obvious wrongs in the wxWidgets UI. That way, we weren't redesigning Dolphin while also moving to a new interface.

So what's new? Tons of missing functionality, missing panes, and missing settings were added to the UI, filling it out and finally making it complete enough that some developers have moved to using it part-time or even full-time as their main desktop UI! One of the compromises made to help push the Qt UI through development was to try and recreate everything that wxWidgets had. The Qt GUI is really starting to come together.