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To open Project64, double-click on. By default, Project64 v2. To reassign a button to another keyboard key or a gamepad button, click on the button circled in red.

Then press the new keyboard key or gamepad button. By Default, Project64 v2. If you want to assign keys to a gamepad, select your gamepad under Game Device. So to reassign a button to another keyboard key or a gamepad button, click on the button circled in red. Project64 offers two ways for you to load games. You can load ROMs the traditional way, just as you would with any other emulator.

Or you can load your ROM directory into the main window. When using Windows 10, upon loading a game Project64 might crash Windows and give you the blue screen of death.

Don't panic! Restarting the computer will bring everything back to normal. I don't know exactly why this happens to some people it has never happened to me. I can only assume that Project64 doesn't play nice with some video cards. This issue has a simple fix. All you need to do is set Project64 to run under Windows 7 emulation.

Here's how:. Press them again to go back to window mode. Using Windows 10, Project64 may flicker like crazy when you enter full screen mode. Fortunately, there is an easy fix for this. For more information about this wonderful project visit the website. There is a patch available to apply these updates as well as a ZIP archive for those who prefer to download and manage the files directly.

If you use the patch file make sure you have install 1. This update is not part of an official project release. Comments Retrozify 1 I play the The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, when I get the upgrade of the Deku stick and return to the Kokiri Forest, it automatically end the emulation and a error box pops up and the screen freezes when I have it full screen. Retrozify 2 One more thing, I have Project 64 v1. Fatboyblue 6 Ooooooo great Mr. Jabo congratulations for continue performance this emulator.

To remember old times: Thanks REPLY updated Why bother with anything else? Did a clean installation of Windows, Project64 1. Made a backup before I ran it so I don't ever have to do it again. Oh well we all have our methods, I don't say it's anything wrong with unzipping it just that it's unnecessary.

And by that I can guess that it's complaining that Project64 isn't installed hence you can't install the MSP update package at all. Well then I understand completely why you need to extract it if that's the case. I was just lucky that I had a re-installation of Windows scheduled when I found these news of an update.

It makes things so much easier then with installation packages. Click click click and done. Jabo 13 Yea I happen to agree, it's a fantastic packaging technology, but for those who have not used the installer there is a workaround link or they can just install the original distribution. Amnesia 14 Hi Jabo, I don't know if custom shader support is a waste of time or not as I have not been able to look into it much yet with N64 emulation.

The 1. I tried the old Jabo 1. Just wondering if it would be easy to make the new Jabo 1. If Jabo tells me it is a waste of time or effort to pursue trying to use custom pixel shader effects with a dx8 plugin then I will accept that view and forget the idea completely. Jabo 16 that url issue should be fixed now thanks for pointing it out, and yea I'm expecting a many people may have done similar with the installs! Iconoclast 18 Wasn't really a need for it, I'd imagine.

Due to the way the plugins access various configurations in the system registry or even local text connected to Project64, being that they were designed for that specific emulator, isolating them from the Project64 package introduced a few technical concerns. Thus for convenience they were always distributed with Project64 or as an additive if you had it installed already.

Luke 19 Thanks for your hard work on this over the years. I have been a relatively infrequent user of pj64 and nothing more than a lurker on the forums, but I wanted to show my appreciation for what you and your team have done.

Maybe work will progress on the project at some point in time in the future, maybe not. Hopefully we haven't seen the last of this great emulator, because God knows that the nintendo 64 was one of the best systems ever made. Deuce 20 Not much more to say but thanks for your hard work, Project64 has allowed me to experience the games I loved in my youth even more now, and even more importantly, allowed me to share something from my own childhood with my children today.

Watching my young son have as a good time running around in Super Mario 64 as I did all those years ago almost brings a tear to the eye. But, I always asked myself why you didn't released it open source for example GPL long time ago, when the emulation of N64 was much more attractive. Anyway, thank you! PJ64 is really a great emulator!

Jabo 24 In general the 1. There are features missing from 1. I really don't feel like digging through everything but those are the highlights, I'll be using 1. GingerbreadMan 25 Hi Jabo, Big fan of your plugin s. Was wondering if you could help me with something. I am currently using 0.

Now, Goldeneye runs at 60fps at all times and I've finally got the sky! However with Perfect Dark, I also get a nearly constant 60fps, but occasionally it 'throttles' down to 30fps, which, strangely, can be fixed by switching weapons. This 'throttling' occurs somewhat randomly, sometimes by selecting particular weapons e. Your plugin is by far and away the best for getting the bets mixture of graphics and fps, and I was wondering if this little issue is anything that may possibly be fixed by a video plugin update in the future?

Then, if you're impressed, and also experience this 'throttling', you might possibly be able to help out? Thanks again J. GingerbreadMan 26 Just to add, that I think it might be a long-shot asking you.

I haven't got that much experience with emulators, but maybe on the video plug-in side of things, you may not have any power to fix this issue. In any event, thanks for your hard work. Jabo 27 Yea I'm not going to be able to help much in this regard, I would try posting somewhere else like emutalk.

Jim 28 I installed a fresh copy of PJ64 1. NMagoo 29 Thanks for your hard work, Jabo! You're Awesome!!! Great work! I have noticed one small issue in the video plugin: If I want to switch back from fullscreen via Esc, the entire windows freezes but PJ64 is not freezing I don't know if this happens to other users as well.

Please consider fixing this small bug. Also it would be nice if you include the controller-picture into the input-plugin as i've seen in 1. I know PJ64 is only a hobby for you , but it would be nice to see these features in PJ1. Greetz daarky. Iconoclast 31 Bah, looks like that command line URL broke itself again. Meh, it's still easy to figure out for anyone who could follow the directions. EmuNoviceUser 32 Thank you Jabo for all of the time and work that you put into this project over the years.

It was sad to go back to Emutalk for the first time in In my opinion, your choice to release this is one of the best unofficial options. How do I know if the patch applied correctly? I assume that it has, but I don't know if there is anything obvious to look for that will indicate this. Iconoclast 33 The patch is to install the updated plugins with changes from the development in Project64 1. EmuNoviceUser 34 I noticed under the Plugin settings that the version numbers were all listed as 1.