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So after testing the updates a bit, let me hear your thoughts about the new frameskip code. Better or worse than the old way? Is the default configuration ok so far or were changes needed? If you did game specific changes let me know too.

Thanks sebt3! :) I may have a fix for CBFD that did not make it in the last version of the plugins - mainly because Mupen did not handle the game, so it was no use to fix the plugin (or so I thought). I'll see what can be done when I return from the beach. (Currently still out of the loop most...

For this version Mupen itself has not changed. Only gles2n64 has changed (to add the new frameskip) and Poke did add the Picklelaucher support. Speaking of a release on the repository - I think the main issue is that there is currently no real maintainer of Mupen64. A lot people contributed...

Game-specific config settings are already in gles2n64 0.0.5.

Thanks for the tests fusion_power and of course PokeParadox for the Picklelauncher work. At the moment I am at the beach (vacation) so I can only check here infrequently. But the weather is good and the water nice! :) Most of the issues are regressions caused by 0.0.5, just set the gfx driver...

is at the beach enjoying a pina colada

is at the beach enjoying a pina colada

Known bug in the Pandoras OpenGL ES driver. See the thread in Beta Testing. There is a solution, you need to edit the gfx configuration to turn on framebuffer.

Exophase, you explained it well, thanks! Esn, don't worry - you can configure things if you don't like the defaults. There will be additional settings in the config that control auto frameskip behavour. How fast it kicks in, the max skip factor, etc.

Almost, to avoid 'oscillation' I needed to delay the application of the frameskip a few frames. So when a complex scene starts it takes a few frames until it slowly kicks in. Otherwise the frame rate would vary all the time making smooth game play impossible (most noticeable in racing games)...

Just implemented a different frameskip algorithm. It now does not just drop a frame now and then but changes the frame render rate dynamically if it encounters a lag in targetFPS. As soon as the game speeds up again the frame render rate restored again. Seems to work fine so far but needs more...

I think currently thats not possible. Beside - I don't think that each game should run at its 'native' resolution, on an analog TV screen long ago it was ok but not on a LCD screen. Rescaling introduces artefacts. For a 3D system like the N64 its not a problem to scale the output to some other...

Open the graphics settings in the menu, edit framebuffer width=...the width of the resolution you want to set... framebuffer height=...the height of the resolution you want to set... framebuffer should be enabled (framebuffer enable=1) of course but thats the default now (otherwise the...

Don't expect any weekly updates at the moment. I think Mupen64plus/gles2n64 reached a state where any progress is not revolutionary anymore, but evolutionary. Meaning: It works ok for quite a lot stuff and the things it does not work with at the moment are not working correctly in the PC version...

As Schnatterplatsch already said save 'in game' works of course.

The Pandora version of mupen64plus currently does not really support save states, there is no way to access them in fullscreen mode. As a workaround you can load and save however when you set the GFX driver to windowed mode. To do so open the GFX configuration file and set fullscreen to 0. Place...

This applies to the GFX plugin: For 0.0.5 you have two config files: - The global configuration gles2n64.conf Settings in here affect all games. This file can be opened and edited with Mupens 'Configuration' menu entry. - The 'per game' configuration gles2n64rom.conf Settings in here...

For Paper Mario the flickering gets much better when you enter the following in the config file gles2n64rom.conf (using the 0.0.5 plugin): rom name=PAPER MARIO auto frameskip=0 frame render rate=1 update mode=4 Still you will run into issues with black/colored textures later and flickering...

From my side thanks guys! (I did however only play a minor part, Ari64, Adventus and Notaz deserve the credit!) And I want world peace, beer and a pizza :D (Sorry.. couldn't resist...) Do you run with frame render rate=2 in the config and auto frame skip? It still a bit slow in the...

So what are you missing? I think Mupen is pretty stable now, whats lacking are hacks for certain games in gles2n64 to make them playable/remove gfx bugs. This will come over time, I already started working on it. Also remember some people have real (say: paid) jobs to do and not always time...