Recently I've been wanting to try out Dolphin again to see how well it'd run and maybe get a few games working (I tried it back in the 4.0 days and had a bit of a weaker PC at the time so I was really curious to see how far Dolphin has come since) after playing around a bit I've noticed that for some reason Direct3D doesn't seem to want to work.
Upon trying to run any game with Direct3D 11 I get the following error:
(I have attached the dump file below)
Ignoring the error and continuing to try and run any game causes a bunch of graphics errors, most notably is missing textures and models.
Trying to use 12 just makes the game immediately close after running any game.
Dolphin version: 5.0-12247 x64
Windows version: 8.1 x64
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
OpenGL works well though so I'll probably just stick with that. (I just wanted to see what runs better overall but if Direct3D doesn't work I can stick with OpenGL)
Things to note: I'm well aware my PC isn't the greatest, but it definitely should be able to use Direct3D 11. I'm not sure about 12 since it seems the support for in on the 760 is weird.
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Upon trying to run any game with Direct3D 11 I get the following error:
Code:
Failed to compile C:/user/....
Debug info (ps_5_0):
internal error: argument pulled into unrelated predicateIgnoring the error and continuing to try and run any game causes a bunch of graphics errors, most notably is missing textures and models.
Trying to use 12 just makes the game immediately close after running any game.
Dolphin version: 5.0-12247 x64
Windows version: 8.1 x64
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
OpenGL works well though so I'll probably just stick with that. (I just wanted to see what runs better overall but if Direct3D doesn't work I can stick with OpenGL)
Things to note: I'm well aware my PC isn't the greatest, but it definitely should be able to use Direct3D 11. I'm not sure about 12 since it seems the support for in on the 760 is weird.
bad_ps_5_0_D3D_0.txt (Size: 4.35 KB / Downloads: 0)