The Help Thread (Djipi's and also Federelli's packs)

[microdev]

Yes, that's true. The directX 8 build needs some files from this SDK. As far as I know, compiling under DX8 is prefered as DX9 causes some glitches with this plugin. You'll find the SDK here. Is your crashing problem gone with this version?

 

[KrazyTrumpeter]

I can load all the hires textures and start the game just fine with the files you provided. However, if I enable any sort of anti-aliasing, it will crash the game. AA is the main reason I want to use the Rice plugin instead of the Glide64 plugin.

I will grab the DX8 SDK and compile with that, though. Does the SDK include all the end-user files to run DX8 applications as well?

Also, I saw that 6.1.9 had some lines in the TextureFilters.cpp that allowed for up to 256x textures. Would I be able to just copy over those extra lines and add them to this version? The 6.1.9 still crashes for me, and I didn't know what changes you made to 6.1.4 to make it stop crashing on Vista/Win7.

 

[microdev]

I can load all the hires textures and start the game just fine with the files you provided. However, if I enable any sort of anti-aliasing, it will crash the game. AA is the main reason I want to use the Rice plugin instead of the Glide64 plugin.

I will grab the DX8 SDK and compile with that, though. Does the SDK include all the end-user files to run DX8 applications as well?

Also, I saw that 6.1.9 had some lines in the TextureFilters.cpp that allowed for up to 256x textures. Would I be able to just copy over those extra lines and add them to this version? The 6.1.9 still crashes for me, and I didn't know what changes you made to 6.1.4 to make it stop crashing on Vista/Win7.

The crash was caused by variables that are under certain conditions uninitialized in the graphics library code. (the c-code loading the png files). A diff will tell you the exact location.

Sure, you can port the scaling code without problems. The approach is the same for whatever size you like to support. A more sophisticated way to calculate the needed scaling factor would be to use the logarithm of 2 for detecting it instead of these dull if statements.

 

[KrazyTrumpeter]

Yeesh, now I'm getting compile errors.


Creating library RiceVideoStable.lib and object RiceVideoStable.exp
TextureFilters.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol [email protected] referenced in function "bool __stdcall LoadRGBBufferFromPNGFile(char *,unsigned char * *,int &,int &,int)" ([email protected]@[email protected])
TextureFilters.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol [email protected] referenced in function "bool __stdcall LoadRGBBufferFromPNGFile(char *,unsigned char * *,int &,int &,int)" ([email protected]@[email protected])
Render.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol [email protected] referenced in function "bool __stdcall SaveRGBBufferToFile(char *,unsigned char *,int,int,int)" ([email protected]@[email protected])
Render.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol [email protected] referenced in function "bool __stdcall SaveRGBBufferToFile(char *,unsigned char *,int,int,int)" ([email protected]@[email protected])
RiceVideoStable.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 4 unresolved externals

Those errors are only when I try to compile the Release(non DX9) version.
I can compile the Debug(non DX9) just fine, and it loads all the high res textures as well as let's me use full AA and AF. I also ported the extra highres texture code.

Would you like me to upload it?

 

[death--droid]

Well I'm pretty sure I've got a Rice Video to load textures arbitrarily.
To get how much the texture has being times-ed by

newImageSize/oldimagesize

So if the texture is by the power of 2 it should load it but i don't think its quite working at this very moment.

 

[Goli]

Hi...
Er... sorry to revive a somewhat old thread but I'm having a little problem.
After Mario and Peach in the castle at the beggining of Paper Mario, when the castle rises it goes to a black screen.
I'm using Project 64 1.6.
Help please!
And thanks beforehand .

 

[Toasty]

Not only is this an old thread, but it has nothing to do with the question you asked. Why not start a thread of your own to cover your problem?