[King LuDog]

When I play Sonic Adv. 2 on nulldc, it runs very slow and choppy. There is also a large, strange triangular block covering a majority of the screen. I have no idea what to do...
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP?????

 

[King LuDog]

Can anybody help please??????

 

[Gareth1977]

post your pc specs and emu settings

 

[King LuDog]

Vista Business x32
Intel Pentium dual CPU @ 2.2 GHz
2036MB RAM

nulldc plugins:
nullPVR
Image Reader
nullAICA

PowerVR:
palleted textures- dynamic, point
sort- strip
mod volumes- normal

 

[Gareth1977]

You didnt mention what graphics you are using so i cant tell if thats the problem. I would try changing the z buffer mode and change sort by strip to sort by triangle

 

[King LuDog]

i dont know what graphics i am using, and what is z-buffer mode?
everyone keeps saying that but i dont know what it is

 

[Gareth1977]

its in options-pvr

 

[xZabuzax]

King LuDog the emulator requires a good graphic card for good performance, tell us what graphic card you have.

In Vista the emulator is a bit slower.

Some games will have minor graphic issues, is all good as long as is playable.

Last but not least, some games will look better if you change: PowerVR > Sort > "Off (Fastest)" or "Per Strip" or "Per Triangle (Slowest)". Try changing those settings and see which one looks better.

 

[King LuDog]

i dont know what graphics card i have...
i never bought a new one, just whatever came with the comp. (dell inspiron 530)

 

[Linktothepast]

The dell inspiron 530 series have an integrated intel card. Try the previous version of nulldc (1.6), or buy yourself a new graphics card (any will do as long as it is a new one), or try this fix if it solves your problems http://forums.ngemu.com/nulldc-discussion/114543-gma900-950-crash-fix.html.

 

[King LuDog]

ok so far nothing has worked, im clueless...

 

[Gareth1977]

Theres no real solution for integrated Intel graphics