See I run windows 7 64 bit, with an Quad core processor and a Nvidia Geforce 8800GT, and cause I'm running a 64 bit system, Project 64 1.6 seems to have quite a bit of problems running, it likes to crash a bit no matter what pluggin I'm using, and I'm not going to donate to the Project 64 team for a 1.7 build cause I think that is a waste of time if everyone can't enjoy it and has to pay to just use something, especially since I am a strong believer in an open source software/development. Nemu64 has its problems as well, input for GS codes is really horrible especially if codes are long, input for controllers is really horrible as well as it doesn't like to recognize other axis as input, except for the main one if I'm lucky. Since Nemu ignores errors, you cannot know if you are actually doing something correctly or something that would cause the game to crash/render incorrect. I definitely want to look into flash carts to test hacks on official hardware but at the same time, I don't want to have to constantly use an N64 to test everything/change that happens. Is there an emulator that can work for 64 bit systems without the major problems of crashing or ignoring errors while allowing things to be rendered pretty decently?
PS: Having debugging features like Memory editor, breakpoint, etc would be quite helpful.
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Zeth Ryder
See I run windows 7 64 bit, with an Quad core processor and a Nvidia Geforce 8800GT, and cause I'm running a 64 bit system, Project 64 1.6 seems to have quite a bit of problems running, it likes to crash a bit no matter what pluggin I'm using, and I'm not going to donate to the Project 64 team for a 1.7 build cause I think that is a waste of time if everyone can't enjoy it and has to pay to just use something, especially since I am a strong believer in an open source software/development. Nemu64 has its problems as well, input for GS codes is really horrible especially if codes are long, input for controllers is really horrible as well as it doesn't like to recognize other axis as input, except for the main one if I'm lucky. Since Nemu ignores errors, you cannot know if you are actually doing something correctly or something that would cause the game to crash/render incorrect. I definitely want to look into flash carts to test hacks on official hardware but at the same time, I don't want to have to constantly use an N64 to test everything/change that happens. Is there an emulator that can work for 64 bit systems without the major problems of crashing or ignoring errors while allowing things to be rendered pretty decently?
PS: Having debugging features like Memory editor, breakpoint, etc would be quite helpful.
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