kozarovv
Developer
Not tried with Yakuza yet, but I think that game can be fixed by that method. I will try some problematic games I own this weekend.Works greatThank you so much kozarovv and thanks for your efforts. Could you make a fix for Yakuza?
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Short description what I found.
Config commands: 0x0F, 0x10, 0x26, 0x27 are responsible for handling some instructions accuracy. We can compare it to software mode in PCSX2 (is not the same, but can shed some light). Usage of commands is:
Command --> Start offset of EE memory --> End offset of EE memory.
Selected operations in this memory range will be performed with much better accuracy, but it will cost us performance in most cases.
Command are still not clear for me, and I need to do more tests. But looking at PS4 possible configs that I extracted from eboot.bin those are candidates:
- fpu-accurate-addsub-range
- fpu-accurate-muldiv-range
- cop2-accurate-mul-range
- cop2-accurate-addsub-range
Now we just need figure out which command in netemu is what.
Testing is pretty easy in most cases, so looking for fixes is not specially time consuming. But later when we find fix we need to get smallest range possible to game stay fixed, but not speed affected.