Dolphin emulator gamecube adapter driver

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Turning on LLE on thread would cause desyncs as well.

Before New-AX-HLE and Synchronous-Zelda-HLE, LLE audio was required on netplay.

Netplay two years ago, with the old requirements for determinism, would have been a struggle on the best computers of today for all but basic titles.

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Being able to keep the game full speed and synchronized is paramount, so every bit of performance on netplay matters. People on netplay usually are trying to play a game with friends that are sometimes across the world. While input recordings only require determinism, netplay requires both determinism and speed. Requirements like LLE audio and single core mode don't really matter in most cases pertaining to input recordings. Netplay and input recordings both require determinism, but input recordings, and thus TASes, don't need to be full speed in order to accomplish their main goals thanks to being able to dump a video file that shows the gameplay full speed regardless of how fast the emulator was running. In this context, being deterministic means that if you give the game the same inputs from the same start, it will do the same things every time. Fortunately, F-Zero GX has a controller calibration test which lets us show how accurate various controller set ups are.Дeterministic Dualcore is a feature required for Dualcore Netplay. No more wonky deadzones, no more messed up R/L triggers everything will work just as it does on console without the hassle. This allows users to get 1:1 joystick input compared to the GameCube and Wii.

He added native support for the GameCube Controller Adapter, which means that once it's setup all you need to do is have it plugged in, and Dolphin will auto-detect the adapter.

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While there are generic programs and drivers to get GameCube controllers working with any emulator, including Dolphin, skidau decided to take it to the next level, skipping over pretty much all of those steps. When it hit, it was rife with shortages, and didn't natively work on PC (which was expected.) Thanks to reverse engineering work by shuffle2 and toadking, within a few days the adapter was functional on computers and drivers were coming. From the moment that it was announced, this was one of the most potentially game-changing accessories for Dolphin.

Dolphin emulator gamecube adapter driver