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You can load ROMs and saves from a FAT formatted SD or USB (details on the folders required are in the readme). See the included readme for details on the controls. The emulator can be controlled with any combination of GC controllers, Classic Controllers, Wiimotes with Nunchuks and even just Wiimotes.

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Not64 is available to download from the thread at GC Forever. Playing console games can be a lot of fun and adds a touch of nostalgia to the gaming experience.Not64 is an 'experimental modification' of Wii64, forked from the 'Beta 1.1 'Honey'' version to include several fixes and additions.

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I hope this series has helped you enjoy console emulation on your PC.

#PROJECT 64 EMULATOR CONTROLLER SETUP MANUAL#

The program includes a user manual with more information if you need further help or want to learn about additional features. I leave all other settings at their default values, but feel free to experiment.

Set up directories for your ROMs, save games, and screenshots Go to the Directories tab and set up the directories that you want to use for ROMs, save games, and screenshots. You should now see several more tabs available. Now that advanced settings are available, go back to Options > SettingsвЂ¦ again. Uncheck the Hide Advanced Settings option To do this, go to Options > SettingsвЂ¦ > Options tab and uncheck the Hide Advanced Settings option. You should also enable advanced options so you can set up the directories that Project64 will use for ROMs, save games, and screenshots. Also note that saving game progress using memory paks may not work, but you can use the emulatorвЂ™s built-in save function to save your progress at any point in a game ( F5 is the shortcut key to save your game). Note: If you have a gamepad with vibration or rumble support, you can select this option and use that feature with any ROMs that support it. Repeat this process for all players that you want to set up. for the Analog Stick L control, move the analog stick on your gamepad to the left). For the analog stick controls, move the analog stick on your gamepad in the direction of the control (e.g. To assign buttons, simply click the small square button next to each control, then press the button on your gamepad that you want to use for that control. For each player, youвЂ™ll need to assign buttons on your gamepad to each control. You can set up controllers for up to four players. To set up two controllers, youвЂ™ll need to set up a controller in the Player 1 tab, then set up another controller in the Player 2 tab. I use Logitech gamepads, but any gamepad compatible with Windows В® should work just fine. You can use the keyboard as your input device, but I highly recommend a gamepad. Next you should set up the input configuration ( Options > Configure Controller PluginвЂ¦ tab).

I use the following settings: Configure the graphics options for a good quality/performance ratio YouвЂ™ll need a decent video card to run the emulator at high settings, but the results are impressive. The emulatorвЂ™s graphics plugin allows Nintendo 64 games to be played in HD resolutions with antialiasing (to reduce jagged edges of objects) and texture filtering to sharpen textures. The other settings can be adjusted as you see fit for a good quality/performance ratio.

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In the programвЂ™s menu, go to Options > Configure Graphics PluginвЂ¦ and set the Full Screen Resolution to your primary displayвЂ™s native resolution (this is usually the highest setting available). Project64 has several graphics options that can make a big difference thanks to the 3D nature of Nintendo 64 games. Complete the installation and run Project64 Once the installation is complete, select the Launch Project64 1.6 checkbox, and click the Finish button to complete the installation and run Project64.

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Confirm that you want to install Project64 Click the Install button to install Project64. The next screen will confirm that you want to continue with the installation. Choose the folder in which to install Project64 I simply used the default setting (the Program Files (x86) folder). The next screen will allow you to choose the folder in which you want to install Project64. Run the installation program for Project64 On the first screen of the installer, click the Next button.

Once you have downloaded the installer, run it to install Project64 on your computer.

Unlike the previous emulators, Project64 requires a traditional installation you cannot simply unzip files to run the emulator. Part 4 will be the final post in this series and will cover Project64 for the N64. Part 2 and part 3 continued with information about SNES and Sega Genesis emulators. In part 1 of this series, I introduced several console emulators and provided a link to a website where they can be downloaded this also covered an emulator for the NES. This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Installing and Using Console Emulators.

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