This guide is a mess, and there's no way of improving it (from my point of view). Yes it's bland, yes it's kind of annoying to keep around (I have always said how much I hate this guide) but this really is the best option. Isolated like this, that can be contained here and leave the rest of the stuff open and available for editing, like what you did on the ripping guide. It got so bad for so long it just had to be locked. If you look at the history on the page, you'll note that there has been TONS of problems with people uploading random settings that make zero sense. It's best to keep it separate and to the point.
#How to set dolphin emulator settings to default how to#
Why not we do something with previous topic above this? We can merge DSP LLE and other quality guides to here to make it more useful than just a guide how to reset back to default. Lucario ( talk) 01:51, 18 April 2014 (CEST)Īnyway, the guide is little bit bland. Telling others that by using this guide even though they're already set as default is bit misleading and waste of their times. The first paragraph should be edited accordingly to what you've said earlier. MayImilae ( talk) 00:40, 18 April 2014 (CEST)Īlso post twiddling settings it's good to have a guide to restore the defaults. It's crazy, but some people just have to see a "performance guide" before they'll believe something is actually faster. They insist that the defaults have to be bad and there has to be ways to speed the game up. Even though the fastest settings are just defaults, new users don't believe it. Recommended settings are already enabled by default in Dolphin emulator & it's preloaded with helpful dialogues. Oh, also add contents from these CPU Hierarchy Minimum Specs - video card Lucario ( talk) 09:04, 11 March 2014 (CET) Deletion Proposal In addition to this we could merge article DSP LLE to here as well. We can upload pics that will show various examples, like Anti-aliasing, resolution, and highlight performance impacts. Should we add a page regarding settings for maximum graphics quality (AA, Antistropic, Resolution, Filtering. So we have this page describing settings for maximum performance.