Launch Security & Privacy system preference and enable Enjoyable in Accessibility, that is the only Security setting needed. Attempt to use the controller in Dolphin's app will prompt a security request from Enjoyableĥ. Map each key from Dolphin's Keyboard config to the Enjoyable key mapping.Ĥ. #Mac v mini emulator downloadDownload a key configure app called " Enjoyable" available here: ģ. Configure Dolphin to use the Keyboard setup built into to the MacĢ. Here is what I found:įound a work around for my PowerA wireless remote, even though Dolphin displays the controllers in the config on Big Sur 11.0.1 and Dolphin 5.0-13240 I have found my own solution after digging up MANY other controller issues with passing off info to a troublesome app.ġ. Anyway, I spent 3 days looking for a solution to my controllers that worked fine under older OS's no longer connected to Dolphin. So when Dolphin becomes updated to support the new controller requirements of Big Sur and becomes a binary for Apple M1, we are going to see 8k with 4x SSAA, which is just nuts. I think GPU performance is the same between native/Rosetta binaries. IIRC running through Rosetta 2 knocks of 15-35% of performance depending on the application workload, so we could assume dolphin can squeeze out quite a bit more power with a native binary. (12-13-2020, 09:23 AM)garrlker Wrote: I'm sold, I've got an M1 Air coming in at the end of this month with the 8 core GPU (not that it will help too much). With tweaking possibly could hit 5x native resolution, but I think 6x/4K would be pushing things too much currently. Wii games seem to have a sweet spot between 3x/1080p and 4x/1440p with all other settings at default. The downside is that you will have trouble with CPU & GPU out of sync crashes on some stages. Once you start getting into later stages you get between 40-50 FPS on actual gameplay. With this, Revenge of the Empire bumps up to 20-30 FPS w/ 50-60 fps on the cutscenes. SyncOnSkipIdle = False and turn off Synchronize GPU Thread definitely brings speed improvements on the M1. Rogue Squadron 3 is impressive to say the least. I haven't tried the Death Star II missions yet, if it gets that same level of performance I have serious doubts my reflexes could keep up. Although it does get hiccups occasionally when compiling shaders but is a lot better with transitions/cutscenes. Setting SyncOnSkipIdle = False, Rogue Squadron 2 keeps a steady 60fps even on Hoth. I believe they should be fine with 7x and 8x resolution, I just didn't test them. The few GameCube games I have for testing are happy up to 6x/4K resolution with all other settings at default. A Universal build of Dolphin for macOS or even a Apple Silicon native build of Dolphin should perform even better. #Mac v mini emulator proThis is obviously informal testing on a M1 MacBook Pro with 16GB of unified ram and 1 TB of nvme storage. I'm slowly testing games to see if they are even needed on Apple Silicon Macs. Ubershaders no longer kick the fan into overdrive, not even Asynchronous. But on the flip side, instead of a crash RS3 will sometimes just hang without gpu sync. Clicking ignore error doesn't tend to kill the emulation anymore. MPT isn't as prone to crashing with synchronize gpu unchecked - RS3 is hit or miss: sometimes it won't crash / sometimes it will. #Mac v mini emulator 720p720p is more stable - staying between 80 and 100% with only random quick dips to 50% or lower. I saw as low as 58% speed and 102% speed. On the other hand Metroid Prime Trilogy will bounce all over the place frame rate / speed wise, depending on where you are in the game 1080P. Rogue Squadron 3 sees an improvement in video rendering, still has speed issues. LLE Audio is a lot smoother with cutscenes/transitions but still not perfect. Some levels don't even need Audio Stretching enabled. #Mac v mini emulator PcI could see this getting all day battery life even running a color mac or dos pc emulator.For example, there is a lot of buffering issues with Rogue Squadron 2 and cutscenes/transitions with HLE Audio, but once you get into the actual game play, it is near perfect audio wise and and 95-100% overall speed. See what the upper limit really is.Īlso need to test battery life with this (and other) emulators. #Mac v mini emulator softwareall the early Mac software should be playable here. The emulated screen doesn't quite fill the square screen of the Titan. Which means instead of having the screen act like a trackpad, it's more like a drawing tablet. Though that does mean I need to bring up a virtual keyboard for punctuation. Alt key is mapped to the Apple Command key, which is handy. Here it is running Mac System 7.5 (in all its 256 color glory) on the Unihertz Titan (Android). But did you know it can also emulate a color Mac II? You need a separate build for it, but it works like a dream.
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