Racists Rejoice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu-hY5SoAFshttps://github.com/jpcarstech/GT2Recomp/releases/tag/v0.3.0
>I love retro games!>But I would NEVER, EVER play them unless they're in 4k 60fps widescreen and have 20 different gameshark codes enabled
>>12798439>take game>disassemble it back to c>upload slop>oh you need to fuck around and get a copy of the originali like how these retards think copyright doesn't apply to code but graphics and other assets do. wild shit. not interested in yet a lame unoriginal port of SOMEONE ELSES code. lol.
>>12798439>At 60 the emulated PlayStationnot a real recomp. it's just a fancy emulator.
>>12798439>>12798442>>12798456Gran Turismo 2 has an absolutely massive mod scene, always has. This is just repacking some of the already existing hacks/patches (Silent's, the creator) and applying them to slop decomp.I've used his patch that combines both discs into one "ultimate" package before, it's good:https://silentsblog.com/2022/02/26/gran-turismo-2-combined-disc/Full list of patches:https://silentsblog.com/mods/gran-turismo-2/Didn't bother with a lot of them, because some of them come with certain issues that the author documented himself and I figured, fuck it, not having to swap discs constantly is good enough for me.But yeah, this shit ain't exactly new.
>>12798439been a while since I thought about soul coughing
Let me guess, it's another "recomp" that's just running an emulator under the hoodGT1 & 2 look like crap without a CRT TV/shaders btw, stop playing gay recomps
>>12798456>not a real recomp. it's just a fancy emulator.
>>12798513https://github.com/mstan/psxrecomp>PSXRecomp translates PS1 MIPS binaries into C, then compiles that C as a native executable linked against a PS1 hardware runtime. The v4 architecture links two recompiled low-level BIOS backends: the bundled OpenBIOS and a compatible retail BIOS (currently SCPH1001.BIN)
>>12798528>>12798527In english doc?
>>12798532it takes the original executables from playstation discs, decompiles them back into C language and recompiles it to x86 or whatever. then you have psxrecomp runtime that is handling calls from the new executables for your machine. it's sort of like a mix between an emulator and translation. your running actual playstation code, not emulating it. the hardware calls and other crap is handled by the runtime. sort of a mix between translated and emulated.
>>12798439>switches to 60 fps>still looks 30 fps
>>12798528Programming is in such a hilarious state right now. Programmers made AI thinking they were going to make their lives better, now their job is prompting AI to create the code for them. If they don't use AI, management complains they don't push as much code as the programmers who do use AI. Github is flooded with AI-genned slop that no one is checking, and no one can speak out against it without being labeled a Luddite because 'AI is the future bro, get with the times'.Before programmers used to complain about bad code written by other programmers causing them problems. Now they get to complain about bad code genned by AI that they have to hope the AI will debug properly since they don't have time to squash bugs. And as the AI improves, most of them will get replaced by a single 'prompter' who will have AI make all the code. I've seen some wild things in my lifetime, but this is the only time I've witnessed an entire industry make themselves redundant. It's like watching 1800's carriage drivers build the automobile.
>>12798527>On a real PC a 60 FPS race is CPU-bound in the emulation itself it's emulating at least part of it.same as how libultraship "recomps" emulate all the graphics pipeline like an 64 emulator instead of drawing directly to dx12/opengl/vulkan.
>>12798442To be fair I don't think I'm ever going to play NFS Most Wanted again without having some way to get unlimited money.
>>12798547get a new gpu, Pablo
>>12798763I'm talking about OP's video tard
>>12798583Programmers keep moaning about AI because they can't live without it. They rather quit programming than going back to writing everything by hand.
>>12798527Then why the fuck do I need a current CPU and GPU to run this shit?If this was done properly a fucking Pentium 4 would be enough.
>>12799612They will never address this
>>12799658cuz they don't have to.
it still uses gameshark codes since they don't actually understand much of the code yet. If they keep working they can eventually one day turn it into a proper recomp.
>>12798527By definition, a static recomp is an emulator. Decomps have no such machine to translate since all the functions have been named already, while Recomps have to translate CPU instructions once they're built. (Alongside having a runtime for it all.)
>>12798610>libultraship "recomps"I don't mean to be nitpicky, but they're technically decomp ports with a translated OS-layer underneath.
>>12798527>"not a recomp">checks github>ctrl+f search has tons of hits for "beetle", "PS1 BIOS", "pgxp">why would emulators be mentioned in a "not an emulator" project?>find CLAUDE.md>read "(em dash) Not an emulator">trust and believe>boot game>its framerate and visual glitches are worse than any version of GT2 available so far, and has nothing new not done better elsewhere>but it's alright, it's not an emulator>whatever that means
>>12801374It's Anaogue's marketing repeated verbatim, but with Recomp projects. They're a great type of emulator, don't get me wrong, but positioning them as anything ABOVE emulation is dishonest.
>>12798439AI vibeslop or real decompilation?
>>12801387The recomp framework GT2 itself uses was made with Claude.
>>12801387Both, actually
>>12798583What is this cope? If any devs actually love AI because it is automatizing the menial tasks while they give priority to the juiciy stuff.
>>12798450I can almost hear how fuckdumb you are over the internet.
>>12799612>>12799658Define "current"OS: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit only)CPU: Intel Core i3 (4th Gen) / AMD FX-6300 or any modern dual/quad-core processorRAM: 4 GB RAMGPU: Intel HD Graphics 4000, NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030, or AMD Radeon RX 550Storage: ~1.5 GB to 2 GB of free space
>>12798583>>12802986Both of these posts are true, actually.
