/emugen/ - Emulation General

Does mednafen have PGXP now

Anyone get Zone of the Enders 2 running at 60fps with no slowdowns?

>>159673395
Not me

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Whats the best Intellivision emulator?

>>159672597
Beetle PSX does

>>159673978
MAME according to our wiki

http://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Intellivision_emulators

>>159674321
>tfw RA's release schedule is hectic, chaotic and the stables are no better than nightlies

>>159672701
At least the models look sharp and clear

>>159673395
If someone can, s/he owns a supercomputer

>>159674870
I think maybe they should do release candidates and call on the community to test them before making an official release.

>>159675643
I bet SP will say this is too much work for him to manage

>>159673978

OpenEmu uses "Bliss". I am unable to find much information on its level of accuracy.

Hell, I can't find much info on _anything_ pre-crash (that isn't fucking Atari).

>>159675990
Hence, "call on the community"

>>159676493
That's why I said manage though since he has to at least have some input on managing their efforts. Perhaps they could try to minimize it but generally you have to code around stables and try not to be in the middle of implementing big features or big changes in the code during them. You have to have roadmaps and all that, which is on SP's end even if it's the community that tests it. SP would probably want them to just generally look for bugs and report them.

>>159674126
What's the difference between mednafen and beetle psx

>>159677302
Beetle PSX is a libretro fork of Mednafen PSX with some extra features like hires rendering, OpenGL support, overclock, PGXP, etc.

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>>159672280

>>159677606
Does it have more bugs?

Is the performance similar?

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>>159672701
>tfw at end of the game already

>>159678949
GL renderer has more bugs because it's not finished. Performance is still being improved as well.

>>159679384
I ser

Thanks for answering

Emulating Persona 4 on PSCX 2, game looks and runs great but I'm getting a strange shadow/colour shape glitch when I'm at the house or the shopping district. Using DX3D 11 HW with no Skipdraw, I do have MSAA and AF turned up to max and am running custom resolution 1080p

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I decided to try RPCS3 today, and holy shit.

The guys behind it don't get enough praise around here.

Graphically very satisfactory for some games (that actually boot), and I got at least half of the fps. I got it running at fullspeed on Recompiler, but it is a glitchfest.

At this rate, they will eventually "surpass" PCSX2 and get better optimization and less glitches for most games, and we might just play PS2 games on their "remastered" PS3 ports with better results.

>>159682204
thank mooch

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>>159672280
How is the state of 3DS emulation?
PSX tier
N64 tier
or XBOX tier
I wanna play some pakeeman

>>159682780
N64-tier.

>>159681813
holy shit dude why can't you spell acronyms? lol

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>>159682894
Good enough for me

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How good is PS2 emulation? Is my PC good enough to run PS2 games (Silent Hill 2 & 3, Persona 3 & 4, SMT Nocturne, Dark Cloud 2) at 1080p and at least 30fps capped?

If not what about 720p and 30fps capped?

>>159682692
>>159683054
Thanks, Mooch.

>>159683054

Wut?

>>159683416
lol your CPU is shit, you fucking idiot. Buy Intel next time.

>>159683416
>Is my PC good enough to run PS2 games (Silent Hill 2 & 3, Persona 3 & 4, SMT Nocturne, Dark Cloud 2)
Yeah, probably. Those are pretty lightweight games.

>>159683604
muh botnet

>>159683416
>29C idle on an AMD CPU
Damn, nice.

>>159683902
intel isn't a botnet, dumbass. the cpus have no ethernet controller embedded in them lol

>>159683961
Really or are you just being sarcastic?

>>159684119
I usually see AMDshit running at 50C idle.

>>159684276
To be fair that's an old screenshot.

>>159683605
What are some heavy games? I never thought that Silent Hill 2 and 3 would be considered lightweight?

Does PCSX2's new OGL post-processing hack works per-game?
I tested Matrix Path of Neo yesterday and it was missing graphical effects even on OGL.

>>159684385
>What are some heavy games?
SotC and GT4 are pretty insane, they would probably run like shit on your CPU though.

>>159684549
GT4 runs like a blurred slideshow on my PC even on Hardware mode.

>>159684549
I don't really want to run those. SotC I can run on my PS3 with the HD port. Honestly most PS2 games i'm interested in have HD ports or ports on other systems so these are the leftovers that i'd want to emulate.

So i'd be able to run them pretty well on my system? That makes me happy.

>>159684651
It runs gr8 on my PC until I play a level with a ton of cars and then I run out of VRAM.

>>159683972
Give it time, there is talk of extensions for enabling hardware based DRM.

>>159682204
All I heard from emugen was that nothing runs at full speed except turd downloadable games

>>159683972
It doesn't need one because you willingly connect your computer to the Internet and Intel just uses that to send them all the data they want.

>>159685772
I thought they already implemented that in skylakes? Maybe im getting mixed up with one of those future architectures?

>>159686427
>>159685772
Guard your precious Haswells and Kabelakes jealously. Soon Intel will disable all pirated games in a flash--for any companies willing to pay them a sizable fee anyway.

>>159686427
Yes, security enclaves are already in Skylake.

>>159686775
>>159686427
What does this mean for the average user of a PC?

>>159686916
Hardware based DRM in future once DRMs start using the SGX extensions. Meaning games being much, much tougher to crack. Malware could abuse it too, conversely.

For the average braindead end user, it doesn't change anything, since they are too busy buying every single product and shit.

>>159687282
I'm talking about average users of PCs who pirate everything obviously. Will it affect anything but games?

>>159687356
And movies. And DRMed music. Whatever media you use on a PC basically, anything that uses DRM in some way.

Which is a awful lot. It could go to webbrowsers. HTML5 already has extensions for DRM that Netflix asked for.

>>159687935
It all amounts to anything that companies want control over. Which is a metric shitton.

>>159687282
>>159687935

If this only affects the actual crack groups though why wouldn't crackers just buy up a ton of old hardware to do their work on?

>>159686650
Pretty much all media. Gotta love progress?

>>159688127
Good point, they would have to then do things on that old hw to work around shit. Untill you end up with a situation where some games start using useful shit like new vector extensions in the new processors in the future, or whatever else might come up in the future.

>>159688521
Yeah that is tough for future games, but for movies and music and the like that is a lot less of an issue, because you can work with a movie on pretty much anything modern and there shouldn't really be much added overhead for quite a long time.

>>159688521
>they would have to then do things on that old hw to work around shit.

things like working around the security enclave usage and things. If that would be possible, of course.

>>159688673
Depends on how the future enclave stuff works. I wonder if they will be kept a industry secret even, leaving warez groups to work around this shit blind, since even disassemblers would have no clue. Like ripping shit from iTunes.

How long til the FLOSS community starts building their own CPUs to try to assure their freedom in the future?

>>159688943
and then disassembling itunes code to spit out unencrypted copies. I think how its done now is that Fairplay components are hacked, not 100% sure.

Is "input lag" solely due to the display? Are there any displays specifically designed to minimize or eliminate input lag?

>>159688943
But then wouldn't they be locking out existing bluray players from being able to play new blurays that somehow only interface with hardware which has the new DRM, wouldn't they?

>>159689171
1. No
2. Yes, reduce but never eliminate; that isn't possible.

>>159689228
By eliminate I mean bring it down to levels comparable to the analog displays the games were originally designed for.

>>159689171
>Is "input lag" solely due to the display?
No.
>Are there any displays specifically designed to minimize or eliminate input lag?
CRTs.

>>159689310
I may be wrong but I don't think LCDs can ever get down to the level of CRTs as far as input lag.

>>159689228
From what I understand, the proposed enclave feature on Skylake and above is to control how memory can be accessed in a process, so it cannot even be accessed from processes in higher priv levels. Which is exceptionally powerful. It is a CPU feature used on PC software.

This feature would be good for software Bluray players yes, to protect how keys are acquired. So if they come up with a new storage media in the future and new software uses this new CPU feature, yeah, its a problem.

AFAIK, all the progress done on Bluray ripping was done in the beginning by debugging software bluray players like WinDVD to get decryption keys.

>>159688984
The world is moving toward totalitarian state bit by bit. Soon emudevs will become pariahs and enemies of the state.

>>159689750
Could they enforce that on BDXLs which eventually could replace regular BDs once 4k is popular enough, or is that standard already set and its decoders aren't using this CPU feature?

>>159690206
Dunno about BDXLs.

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Can anyone help me figure out step-by-step on how to disable the curvature effect in RA's CRT shaders? I can't figure this shit out.

>>159673978
MAME, believe it or not. It's pretty good for most of the older consoles & computers like Atari family of machines, Colecovision, Apple II, MSX, and a few others. It even emulates the base Genesis very well.

>>159691347
Bro, MAME fucking sucks at Atari 8-bit. It can't pass most of Acid800.

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What do I do?

Just got a DS4. DS4Windows still the choice software?

>>159693130
Yep.

>>159692819
Turn off skipdraw and use gsdx SW

>>159694213
thanks

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>>159688984

They won't. The means of production ("the foundries") will only serve clients that pay for massive runs of whatever design they come up with.

The FLOSS community does not have the cash to do that kind of bulk order. Even if they did, there are certain other considerations the chip foundries are used to getting as a matter of course that are highly unlikely with a volunteer-driven community.

>>159689829

Pretty much. Once Apple finishes locking down OS X my computing days are over. There is no one left to run to, and I am just not gonna deal with the Linux community and its bullshit.

>>159690784

Would likely be governed by an extension to the Blu-Ray spec. You're already fucked.

>>159698550
But the question is: is that extension already made and thus they cannot really alter it to add in the requirements for these hardware DRM CPUs to play back BDXL at all? There are already BDXLs out there I assume in very limited quantities, so maybe it was formalized too early for integration with this tech. Also I wonder how people with AMD CPUs would handle not being able to playback movies just because their CPUs don't support Intel DRM.

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ahk is so fucking easy to use.

>https://www.launchbox-app.com/premium
>$50 for a front end

So like.. do we have a crack for this? What the fuck.

>>159699075
Competition keeps us safe.
who would've guessed.

>>159699325
Why do you hide folders?

>>159699608
Tell AMD to increase their per core power so I can buy AMD

>>159699609
secrets n stuff.

>>159699325
I wonder how difficult this will be to maintain...?

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>>159700450
>difficult to maintain
as difficult as keeping up with ra's development I suppose.
ra adds/removes and changes options CONSTANTLY.
Eventually, I'll get bored and fork a version i'm satisfied works well enough and that will be the source for the base ra install...but it's not even done yet: I still want to add a tab for XMB stuff, auto-select a core for rom-launching, etc...

>>159701323
>ra adds/removes and changes options CONSTANTLY.
>Eventually, I'll get bored and fork a version i'm satisfied works well enough
Sounds like we're kind of boned if RA gets some good features after that though

>>159701323
>ra adds/removes and changes options CONSTANTLY.
Why is it necessary for RA to do this anyway?

>>159701323
Use 1.3.6 then.

>>159701954

Actually nothing has been removed other than configurations per-core, just some tidying up.

No need to spread FUD

>>159702021
Would changes even affect his GUI anyway? As it basically just sets the option's parameters. I guess if the possible parameters change then yeah but the under the hood stuff shouldn't matter other than that

Does anyone here know their way around Virtual Machines? I've been trying to set up a Win98 on Virtual Box, but I've failed miserably multiple times.

>>159686286
The most demanding games are slow, but not slow as in waiting one full minute for the character to move, which is a big deal these days, especially when it's PS3/Cell we are talking about.
But yeah, no big triple A games even boot at the moment, most are weeb shit, licensed games and downloadable games, but it does have some interesting progress for stuff like MvC3 or Virtua Fighter 5.

>>159702937
What is the problem?

>>159703174
>but not slow as in waiting one full minute for the character to move, which is a big deal these days,
So these are the new standards for emulation. Beautiful. As long as it doesn't take a minute to process and respond to input it's a big deal!

Emugen, do you use a CRT filter? If so, which one?

>>159703323
I've installed and reinstalled Win98 with 4 different .iso's and none of them seem to work. One wasn't recognized at all, and the others just don't seem to successfully complete the installation; they always show an error saying "unvalid VxD dynamic link call to device c004" or something along those lines.

>>159699075

Doesn't matter, Cinavia is now a mandatory part of the (finalized, by the way) 1.0 spec. Unless studios choose not to use the "technology" for some odd reason, you're getting damaged movie audio right off the bat.

It turns out that Hollywood didn't need secure enclaves to have unbeatable DRM. They just had to decide they'd rather damage their own product than take even a small chance that someone would pirate it.

>>159673395
Yeah, only in gameplay though.

>>159702937
>>159703942
I haven't tried 98 in a VM but I've done 95 a few times. The standard 95 disks aren't bootable so you need to install MS-DOS 6.2 or whatever first and then install the 95 disks or floppies. If you're using 95 from disks you gotta install a CD-ROM driver first.

>>159704165
What is "damaged movie audio"?

>>159704464

The highest quality audio (pressed BD movies carry more than one type) is laced with Cinavia throughout.

>>159704676
So just use the lower quality audio as long as it isn't 128kbps mp3 tier

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>>159704778
>not having a minimum standard of 2mbps

>>159704895
That level of quality is really pointless for the generic shlock Hollywood puts out. A q=.65 / ~160kbps AAC is enough and uses little space too.

>>159704778

The principle of the matter still stands. You paid for one quality of audio and are getting a lower quality instead (unless you want to use the one laced with the Cinavia carrier signal).

It's begun showing up in iTunes downloads too.

>>159704165
http://www.techspot.com/news/56872-clever-anti-piracy-tech-cinavia-finally-gets-beaten.html
?

>>159705034

It survives transcoding. Just so you know.

>>159705137
I didn't pay for it though, the guys who are ripping it did

>>159705239
My point was just use the lower quality audio stream. you're going to cut it down anyway, so there's no need for the higher quality one

>>159705154

They're "defeating" it by yanking out the carrier signal and applying a whole bunch of audio reconstruction/masking automagically. You're still never getting the unaltered audio bit-for-bit.

Don't ever expect that kind of solution to proliferate: it's a pain in the ass to do.

>>159705342

That'll work, for now.

>>159705263

I'm also thinking of paying customers.

>>159705458
>You're still never getting the unaltered audio bit-for-bit.
Why do you care?

>That is, until now, with the DVD-Ranger team recently coming up with a way to remove the Cinavia signal in a way users won't notice.

I am a user. I will not notice.

>>159689171
>Is "input lag" solely due to the display?
Nah there are a few more factors. Read the wiki.
>>159689171
>Are there any displays specifically designed to minimize or eliminate input lag?
CRTs. But to be fair, (good) modern monitors have fuck all lag. http://www.displaylag.com/
>>159691347
Which shader? Go into the shader parameter settings and disable it, or minimise it until it's not noticeable. You can tinker with the settings in real time.
>>159699368
I have a crack but it's for an older version.
>>159701954
They think it's for the greater good or if you ask Radius he will outright deny they ever remove anything.
>>159703603
Lottes/Geom/Easymode. I only have a 1080p screen though.

>>159705642
Maybe they should boycott and just pirate everything like I'm already doing. It isn't like I'd lose anything if Hollywood fell into the ocean though since what they put out now are just dumb popcorn flicks that are good for 2 hours of cheap entertainment and nothing more. It isn't anything 'must see.'

>>159682204
>and we might just play PS2 games on their "remastered" PS3 ports with better results.
I suppose you're talking about R&C and J&D
but those remasters suck so. R&C is completely fixed if I'm not mistaken on pcsx2 so it's a race to see which emulator will play Jak games well, and it will probably be pcsx2.

>>159701954
This is to keep RA less competent devs (like Radius, SP, etc) busy while competent devs (like Aliaspider, Alcaro, Kivutar) can work on stuff that really matter.

>>159681813

Bumping my question, also I was thinking about emulating Jak 3 and Yakuza 2. Any feedback?

Recommend emu and settings for Banjo-Tooie?

>>159711240
I remember running the God of War games on PCSX2 a few months ago and those also were shit (slow and missing effects)

Wheres a good site to acuire Wii Wads, want to play Paper Mario

>>159715976
Doesn't really matter unless you want redump copies. Just get them off emuparadise

Fuck Dissidia 012 is so damn good, I love emulation

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THE UNSETTLED EMUDEV IS AT TIMES AN ALLY
LEAVING THE USERS TO FEND FOR THEMSELVES
THE USERS COLLECT UNVERIFIABLE MEMES
OF SEX REASSIGNMENT SURGERIES

>>159703942
use 86box lol

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>>159701323
>ra adds/removes and changes options CONSTANTLY
They don't do it often/fast enough IMO, here is why:

Many people come and go from the RetroArch commit log. Some people come and contribute some code and never appear again for one reason or another (meancoot, tcarter, some guy that added Docker stuff, the guy who implemented 7z). Since there's 0 tutoring or code review for stuff contributed by unknown devs (SP seems ok with this), we often end up with shit that is not to the standards of the rest of the code or hairy stuff that nobody dares touching until a change somewhere else causes a crash on this part of the code. When that happens somebody either fixes the issue or works around it just barely enough for the program not to crash. Very rarely I've seen 1-time contribution shit getting fixed for real by somebody that is not the author of the patch.

The result of this is that RetroArch has a lot of features and settings that nobody uses because there are no users or because the feature is just broken because no dev uses it and nobody reports it as broken.

My opinion is that anything that is not used, understood or maintained by a developer should be removed. Having features just for the feature's sake is a waste of time.

Now, since people want nice things, it would be great if RetroArch had a way to provide third party devs to extend it without unwanted/unmaintained pushing shit into the main repository. Plugins, anybody?

Disclaimer: I have a couple commits in RetroArch and in a few cores.

what are some good options if I want to make a little emulation box?

been looking at the pi 3 and intel stuff like the nuc/compute stick.

if it can up to psx that be good enough, but I've heard compute sticks can even run dolphin?

>>159724396
(errata)

>Very rarely I've seen 1-time contribution shit getting fixed for real by somebody that is not the author of the patch.
I exaggerated here, it's not 'very rare', just not a regular thing.

>features and settings that nobody uses
By this I mean there are very few users.

----
My wish is for RetroArch to stop catering for every single use in the world.

I don't preach "muh unix philosophy", but having less code in the core of RetroArch would certainly do good as there are few people who dare touch stuff in it.

Changing languages even if just superficially could also help, e.g. using C++98 (for portability) string and container classes, RAII, new/delete but banning all custom classes and metaprogramming (templates).

So Pokemon S/M leaked today. Time for Citra to get hacky until it runs the game well.

>>159725145

You're not the only one to think that, I don't understand why nobody just decided to write a desktop-oriented libretro player. You could lift the interesting bits from RA (the dynamic resampling, shader code etc...) and ditch the UI in favor of something more desktop friendly at the cost of portability.

I'm not talking about a hostile fork either, I think it would be a win for everybody. More libretro players means better support for libretro cores.

>>159726554
>the dynamic resampling
This is not hard to do, people just don't do it. Anybody interested in this should read the paper and look at maister's initial dynamic resampling commits/tests in 2012.
>shader code
This is easy too, but I haven't heard of any frontend implementing the spec. One can figure it out just by looking at the shaders and the preset

I like RA's interface so I don't agree with the UI stuff you said, but I guess that's because I use the joypad instead of kb+mouse.

What exclusive games should I play on CEMU 1.6.2? Besides MK8, Splatoon, and SM3DW

I wonder who this is

https://twitter.com/Foxwhisper85

>>159729703
If it can't play online there's no reason to play Splatoon.

anybody know if esx can run tekken 6? compatibility page doesn't say

My neighbor told me he uses citra to play some old 3ds games like mario kart and stella glow. I just found out this thing exists. Does it even work well on windows? How can I go about getting this setup?

>>159729567

I don't really mind RA's UI myself either which is why I don't propose to do it myself, there seems to be many people who complain about it however. I was talking to those.

https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/5b8twn/what_emulation_issues_would_you_liked_to_see/d9nagjf/?context=3

>Hi, I'm a MAMEdev. I've been telling people for the last year+ that we don't oppose hardware acceleration, we just care about someone reliable having the free time to do the work in a way that doesn't ruin the architecture. We adopted BGFX specifically so games can be hardware accelerated without running into the rat's nest of "it works on GL but not D3D11 and Vulkan" that afflicts other emulators.

Is BGFX a good solution for hardware rendering?

>>159691347
HWY AR EYOU SO FUCKING RETARDED WHICH SHADER HOLY FUCK

>>159735004

Not really since Mooglyguy himself stated how limited BGFX is for porting libretro's shaders to it.

>>159735004

Arbee/Rbelmont is the same pathetic loser that once hacked together an SCSP driver, called it a 'reference implementation for the Dreamcast's AICA', and then pretended MAME had the best Dreamcast sound implementation.

MAME is run by losers who can't really hack it anymore, a pathetic circlejerk of underperforming losers.

>>159672597

Yes. but the HW renderer is still alpha.

>>159724396
>Many people come and go from the RetroArch commit log. Some people come and contribute some code and never appear again for one reason or another (meancoot, tcarter, some guy that added Docker stuff, the guy who implemented 7z). Since there's 0 tutoring or code review for stuff contributed by unknown devs (SP seems ok with this), we often end up with shit that is not to the standards of the rest of the code or hairy stuff that nobody dares touching until a change somewhere else causes a crash on this part of the code.
If SP refactors the code like crazy for readability and the like why does he tolerate no code standards?

>>159725145
>Changing languages even if just superficially could also help, e.g. using C++98 (for portability) string and container classes
SP wouldn't let you. SP is C 4 lyfe. No C--.

>>159726554
>I don't understand why nobody just decided to write a desktop-oriented libretro player.

https://github.com/Alcaro/minir

>>159738504
Beetle PSX? Screenshot of UI?

>>159738606

Are you blind?

>>159738504

That looks nice, could be a worthwhile project to contribute to for those who don't like RA on the desktop.

>>159738689
The actual UI and not one drop down and a cheat entry prompt. You know, where it shows all the option check boxes and shit?

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i'm scared

>>159741512
This is a failure for so many reasons. Very few people seem to give a shit about any sense of security or privacy.

With the information hes knowingly or unwittingly given out you can easily find him, his family, addresses, numbers, etc.

If someone was particularly nasty and had a few minutes to put the pieces together they could do a lot of really bad things.

Seriously don't post your picture everywhere, don't use your real name in association with your online identity, the list goes on.

Hell I don't even use the same names on different sites.

Dumb kids.

>>159742379
>Dumb kids.

He's 25

>>159741512

It's because you visited his faceboo profile a few tiems.

I HATE social media that does not have any form of anonymity. I use 4chan, and sometimes twitter. That's it. I am not putting my real name and my real face out there.

>>159738196
Nothing wrong with C.

>>159742935
Except that guy just noted that if he used C++98, he could have string and container classes

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>Come on anon. Come to bed. Let's play some Dolphin.

>>159742792
I doubt anyone has ever looked at him and thought he was a man.

>>159688521
From my understanding, the major part of SGX's security is the remote attestation feature, so you need to have the enclave attested by a third party server that's going to recognize your CPU as trusted before you can use the enclave. I don't know if the enclaves can be created offline or by attested some server that doesn't have any means of verifying whether your CPU is trusted, in such cases you could probably emulate the feature in software and decrypt the enclaves. The ultimate attack on SGX security would be physically extracting the trusted root key from you CPU (thus destroying it in the process most likely and sepnding an insane amount of effort and resources decapping) and emulating the feature using that key, now you can decrypt everything and get attested just fine.

And what makes you think they won't simply mandate SGX for future games trying to hide it behind some bullshit buzzwords or compatibility reasons. Even if your CPU supports all required features except SGX it won't run the game because you won't get attested.

Though one thing I gotta give SGX is that it introduces a "real security" by isolation model instead of snake oil obfuscation. I know you're going to be sad to see them go mudlord, but I think software packers/protectors have reached their peak and SGX is going to make them all obsolete or at least a second barrier of defense in case an enclave gets compromised.

>>159689750
>>159690206
Go read up on the AACS 2.0 DRM. The reason why we still don't have 4K Blu-rays and Netflix on PC is exactly because current hardware still doesn't support whatever Hollywood demands in terms of content protection - the whole media chain has to be protected so instead of a "secure" CPU you need a special GPU as well so the video can stay encrypted in the accessible memory until the GPU can decrypt, decode it, encrypt it once again and output through HDMI. Not to mention the output is supposed to be watermarked. Nvidia Pascal GPUs are the first cards that support this apparently. Mark my words, the first 4K compatible version of PowerDVD is going to require a Skylake with some latest Nvidia or Intel GPU.

Before someone starts acting like a smartass and says why can't you just screen record the video, the Protected Media Path is going to prevent you from doing this.

>>159699075
>>159699608
AMD has its own TrustZone implementation and the Platform Security Processor.

>>159704165
Now it occurred to me that the most evil thing MS could do is enforcing Cinavia on Windows 10 and hide it behind SGX so you can't just patch it out of the kernel. Yeah, I know you can just play your pirated movies on Linux but still. Clearly the next step is to enforce it inside audio chips, the possibilities are endless.

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>>159743947
>>159743557

No to Trannies.

yes to Eliza.

>>159744008

Fiora is a real girl

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>>159744085
>Fiora is a real girl

>>159743947
They'll never stop someone from setting up a camera in front of the screen and recording the movie as it plays

>>159738086
>If SP refactors the code like crazy for readability and the like why does he tolerate no code standards?
Because he wants people to collaborate code to the project, it doesn't matter how.

>>159742935
Indeed there is nothing wrong with C. I propose C++03 (which is just a bugfixed C++98) in order to:
- Have access to RAII.
- Avoid maintenance and stupid errors caused by C's type system looseness and reimplementing shit C++ already implements in a portable and heavily tested way like containers.

What I'm saying here is using C++ as "C with containers and proper typing".

>>159738504
Guess I could contribute at least basic RetroArch shader support (GLSL, 1-pass, no parameters).

>>159741512
>tfw turtle still hasn't contributed to RetroArch

>>159743557
You too.

>>159744989
>Because he wants people to collaborate code to the project, it doesn't matter how.
Sad that he's so forced to lowing his standards because he's desperate for help

>>159744989
SP doesn't even use branches. He's a coding dinosaur. No one can change him.

>>159744864
This defeats the entire fucking point of 4k video and in that case you're better off just ripping the standard 1080p bluray honestly

Pirates have laughed at legit buyers for going with an inferior option but it looks like it's going to be the other way around in the future

>>159745748
Except standard 1080p BDs will stop existing eventually

>>159746230
Movies still come out on goddamn DVDs, I don't think Blu-ray is going to go anywhere anytime soon. I might sound too optimistic, but by the time we're already going to have a solution.

>>159745748
4k video is a meme given how far away people are from their TVs typically. Only people who watch it on a PC monitor like me can really get much out of it

>>159745427
Actually, he did

https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/pull/3888

>>159746747
>Movies still come out on goddamn DVDs
Because BDs don't offer in practice additional protection to studios from piracy compared to DVDs since BD is cracked. Once they get a new standard that is DRMed to hell and if it remains uncracked for awhile, expect DVDs and Blurays to go away quicker than you think. Hollywood will force people to upgrade in order to protect their IP because they know people can't stop buying movies, and if that forces people onto streaming then all the better since that will be DRMed up too.

>but by the time we're already going to have a solution.

Don't always expect we'll have a solution to be able to pirate. Remember, widespread and easy piracy is the exception over the course of history, not the norm. Get everything you can while you can.

>>159747069
>(Regression) Keyboard keys no longer work. #3897

That's a hell of a regression

>>159730376
>85

Nintendonerd1885
Aka The_randomizer

That guy is fucking everywhere, I've seen his comments on random, unrelated Youtube videos unexpectedly.

>>159747545
>it was because z and x no longer controlled the menu which was intentional

Nice try.

>>159748002
what new buttons control the menu?

>>159748748

Enter/Backspace

>>159730376
Stop stocking him

>>159749036
Makes more sense I suppose. Now if only he'd make some additional changes like swapping esc and F1 ;)

>>159724605
Do it properly and build a mini PC.

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Alright guys, I've downloaded retroarch and I've been meaning to play some SNES games and ps1 games to work on my backlog.

What is the best core for both systems and what is your favorite shader?
I honestly have no clue which bsnes is better (mercury or original) and I've been using snes9x so far.

I appreciate the help.

>>159753620
bsnes-mercury-balanced - it's a bit faster than the normal bsnes cores, and there's only 1 game that needs the accuracy core (A.C.P.)
beetle-psx

>>159753868
thanks man, I was playing Megaman X, do you use any filter?
I dont really know how to get the best out of the visuals, I've heard CRT easy mode halation was good and hylian, any chart where I can see those specific things?

>>159755317
I just use Geom.
Here's some comparisons:
http://filthypants.blogspot.com/2015/04/more-crt-shaders.html

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>>159755317

Who is the leader of MAMEdev?

>>159756391
I dont have a CRT and games can benefit from using good filters.
but I feel like you just wanted to use that pic

>>159756697
Some serbian guy

http://mamedev.org/?p=362

>>159756945
What an odd choice.

>>159743837
>I know you're going to be sad to see them go mudlord, but I think software protectors have reached their peak and SGX is going to make them all obsolete or at least a second barrier of defense in case an enclave gets compromised.

FTFY. Packers do nothing but compression. Super useful for demoscene stuff (C64 stuff even uses packers), and viruses.

And software protectors like VMProtect/Denuvo could use the enclave extensions proposed by Intel or AMD.

What format are Wii U ROMs?
ISO?

I don't believe in hardware DRM. It's never worked. They keys will always end up leaking. The more mainstream the DRM the faster they'll leak. If they start adding mandatory DRM to computers half the nerds on the planet will make it a matter of pride to break it.

Even if the keys themselves don't leak you'll have buggy implementations, RAM dumps and whatnot. Unless they manage to lock away the entire architecture it's just pointless. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

bemb

>>159763516
.exe

Is there any way to make the map screen not lag like fuck in the Trilogy version of Metroid Prime?

byuu talks election:
http://pastebin.com/jLtrSEYR

tldr; he's voting Hilliary.

>>159767928
lord trump expects this kind of thing from the gays

>>159767928
Voted hillary too.

>>159761091

Not really, MAMEdev at this point is a basket case of rejected half-Russian rejects like p1pkin.

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>>159768854
>Not really, MAMEdev at this point is a basket case of rejected half-Russian rejects like p1pkin.

>>159767928
Why not green? What is he, some banker shill?

>>159769048
From what I've heard, he's wrong about the rom sets AFAIK, where people will think their dump is good for a few years but then people find out it is an incomplete dump and doesn't account for some tiny piece of the hardware here or there and so they have to put out a new dump years later

>>159767928
Uh that isn't what that pastebin said at all. It says he isn't voting

>>159770059
You have to read between the lines. It would be dumb for him to not vote Hillary. Trump wants to make his marriage null and void.

>>159684442
>I tested Matrix Path of Neo yesterday and it was missing graphical effects even on OGL.
The problem is called a "half screen bug". The fixes aren't necessarily per-game, but the underlying issue is that the PS2 GPU's buffer sizes can be completely arbitrary, and they end up being cut off.

>>159770445
And Hillary wants him paying 1700 dollar health care bills. He should vote green if at all.

>>159770445

Fuck that gay bitch.

Roguelike emulator when

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>>159773523

Has anyone tried the new pokemon leak in Citra yet? I'm just kind of morbidly curious if it's playable.

>>159775682
>it will freeze at the first ingame sequence (with the house)
http://www.3dsiso.com/nintendo-3ds-roms-downloads/275949-mega-shared-folder-decrypted-3ds-roms-citra-2-10-2016-a-28.html#post442216

>>159706051
>Which shader? Go into the shader parameter settings and disable it, or minimise it until it's not noticeable. You can tinker with the settings in real time.
CRT-Geom glsl. I tried unchecking "CRTGeom curvature toggle" but nothing happened.

>>159744008
>yes to Eliza.
who is she?

>>159770445
>Trump wants to make his marriage null and void.
good. I hope he wins

>>159784072
Trump has it in the bag. Landslide incoming.

page 10 bump

Man I want to see what byuu is saying right now

>>159787906
>Yep, it's over. She won't win Michigan or Wisconson, and Pennsylvania is slipping away. She has no path to 270 anymore.

>538 is about to have her odds drop like a rock. NYT might as well call it.

>This was so fucking inevitable. Eight years with a Democrat in office to rile the shit out of Republicans, and the worst candidate possible for the Democratic ticket to completely crush their spirits.

>Trump being such a piece of human fucking shit, it's no surprise they lied to pollsters about who they were voting for. But once they got into that booth, with their shit-eating grin, they voted how they really intended to.

>>159788080
man I wish I made an acc at his forum..

>>159788080
Thanks for the inside info

>>159784823

Heres a conspiracy theory Alex Jones wont report tomorrow: The Russians hacked our voting machines en masse.

>>159756697
Sam Hyde
>>159779243
I think the GL version is broken. I can't remove the curvature either. Try the CG one.

Will President Trump make emulation great again?

I notice that a lot of people in the emulation and speed running scene are crazy, crazy, crazy left wing. "Right wingers are subhuman filth!"-grade crazy. So can't imagine they're taking this very well.

Best emulator for Silent Hill?

>>159788080
holy kek

Ayyy

>>159798802
You were a mistake

CAN'T

STUMP

THE

TRUMP

What's SP's opinion on this? I heard he didn't like Hillary.

/emugen/

You're dead

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Who did he vote for?

>>159788080
Screencap the entire thread that came from pls

The good news is that since the USA won't do anything to prevent climate change anymore "preservation" of old hardware becomes a pretty pointless thing.

Inaccurate hack-filled closed source emulators win again.

>>159804567
Good

>>159804567
Told you guys human civilization wouldn't make it to 2090. No reason for these emulators but piracy. TPP is dead so go wild.

>>159805804
I wasn't going to last that long anyway

>>159805914
Hi Fiora

>>159761735
I only used the word 'packers' because that's what the old guard of cracking still calls protectors sometimes. Ever noticed how the process of dumping protected executables and fixing them is still called 'unpacking'?

>>159806342
Hi underage. You do realize the average poster here would be over 100 in 2090?

>>159806564

We're not in the middle ages anymore son. People live way longer these days assuming you're not in some shitty third world country.

>>159806827
I'd be surprised if I reach 40 honestly

And I really don't want to be over 100

>>159806827
Life expectancy in developed countries is still 70 years or so.

>>159763680
>I don't believe in hardware DRM. It's never worked. They keys will always end up leaking.

If it were that easy, we would witness key leaks for all current gen consoles already, X360 is old already and it never had its key leaked like PS3 did (the key for newer PS3 models is still unknown and it's very likely nobody's going to compromise it in the foreseeable future). Besides, with SGX every CPU has an unique key so if you want to pirate something off some machine you need that exact key.

>If they start adding mandatory DRM to computers half the nerds on the planet will make it a matter of pride to break it.

Hacking became an industry now. If someone were to break SGX they would do it under responsible disclosure and contact Intel first so they can fix it. They're going to publish their findings in form of a nice academic paper after the fact and then gain recognition the legit way.

This is a part of why cracking software based DRM is dead these days - you won't any fame, recognition, money, nothing, the pirates will shit on you for not delivering fast enough, the protection devs will hate you for exposing a flaw they because have to change shit around again, the infosec industry people won't give a fuck at best because you just sullied yourself with copyright infringement. Publishing papers on defeating such protections is legal grey area pretty much.

>RAM dumps and whatnot.

SGX encrypts the memory enclave areas so they're never in the clear in the RAM, that's the entire point.

>>159803960
It's all just people saying things like 'fuck this idiotic country, all republicans are mindless idiots'.

pls post more emudev salt

>>159809471
https://twitter.com/endrift/status/796252753299283968

Which emulator core or settings do I have to use to save all my ps1 games to one file?
I need a completed save of tomba1 to do a 100% run in tomba2

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>>159807352

holy fuck
now
how do i emulate a squarepusher presidency

>>159678983
Those sexy ass VWF. Good job anon

I am using retroarch and the bsnes accuracy core to play my snes games but I've run into a singular problem with FF6.

I've set the aspect ratio to 16:10 because fuck black bars and all the games I've tried (Link to the past, DK2, Castlevania) fill the screen nicely with the exception of FF6.

In FF6 only the title screen fills the whole screen, the gameplay has black borders all around. How I change that?

Is mooch on suicide watch?

>>159810758
>I've set the aspect ratio to 16:10
oh my god die

>>159810876

>stop liking the things I Don't like.

>>159807352

Only a small fraction of the hacker community cares about console hacking. I agree with you when you say that:

>This is a part of why cracking software based DRM is dead these days - you won't any fame, recognition, money, nothing, the pirates will shit on you for not delivering fast enough, the protection devs will hate you for exposing a flaw they because have to change shit around again, the infosec industry people won't give a fuck at best because you just sullied yourself with copyright infringement.

But that's only because basically the only use case for breaking console crypto is piracy (let's stop pretending that anybody gives a shit about preservation for two seconds). Most reputable hackers won't want to touch that with a 10 foot pole.

If "general-purpose" DRM becomes mainstream and is used to lock the user away from their computer half the hackers on the planet will make it a matter of pride to break it. Not saying that it's going to be easy or fast but I don't believe in a future where we end up not owning our own computers. Mostly because I really don't want to believe in it.

>>159810423

I don't know where this garbage meme comes from but I want it to stop.

>>159810520
By shitting on a banker

>>159810204
Help pls, is this possible at all in retroarch?

>>159811953

There are some core options that have to do with memory cards, I don't remember if anything will work for that.

Alternatively you can just copy your tomba 1 memory card into the tomba 2 memory card.

>>159811575
>If "general-purpose" DRM becomes mainstream and is used to lock the user away from their computer half the hackers on the planet will make it a matter of pride to break it. Not saying that it's going to be easy or fast but I don't believe in a future where we end up not owning our own computers. Mostly because I really don't want to believe in it.

The problem with SGX is that it's a feature that's going to be used for security as well (secure payment, malware protection, trusted cloud providers and so on), in which case there's going to be a conflict of interest between people who break it because part of them will just want computers to remain free while others are going to side with chip makers and help them make hardware more secure. No really, there's many people in the infosec industry, you know, bright hackers/reverse engineers who think SGX is actually a good thing.

Maybe it's true that when you get better security you get better DRM as well.

>>159810758
FFVI has hardcoded black bars

>>159812465
By the way, I think the ideal security model would be a watered down SGX that makes enclaves immune to remote exploitation while leaving the hardware owner with physical access a possibility of entering and examining them. There are debug enclaves but I don't know how they're going to work, I imagine only "trusted" developers are going to be able to use that feature.

>>159756945
https://twitter.com/micko_mame/status/781382283873947648

>>159809547

shut her tranny faggot bitchass up. get the fuck out of america you degenerate trash.

>>159812976

the mame story - from solid framerates to a slideshow because of shitty amateur devs catering to cash registers instead of vidya games

>>159814229
>cash registers

Nice meme

https://twitter.com/byuu_san/status/796434465618739200

>>159815574
How can byuu be such a faggot

>>159815574
Does byuu like fucking little boys?

>>159809547
Endrift's alt

https://twitter.com/vikxin/status/796399743698026496

>>159816546
Report him to the FBI.

>>159816546

Get your bitchass out of America, that's what you do.

Start packing already, bitch. You said you were gonna leave, so DO IT.

>>159816546
Wait, endrift is a furry now? Is there a thing he is not?

I'm thinking of replaying FF12, but am torn between waiting for the re-release (that might not even come to PC), and just emulating it.
Was the FFX steam release worth the money?

So

Meme magic is real right?

>>159817827
A mentally stable human being.

>>159818036
>Was the FFX steam release worth the money?
No.

Just emulate.

Why does higan need to make new copies of my ROMs when I open them through higan? Why can't I just use the original ROMs?

>>159818310
Yeah that's what I thought, thanks.

>>159818593
Because byuu.
Use RetroArch instead.

>>159818593
If you don't like it you don't have to use it.

Is there a way to increase the emulation speed for PPSSPP to like 1.5 or something? Maybe even on toggle?

>>159791608
Mednafen
>>159810758
>I've set the aspect ratio to 16:10
Retard
>>159818098
It really is.

Post more emudev reactions to the election

FBX has relented on the purple bricks vs red bricks issue

http://www.firebrandx.com/nespalette.html

>>159822621
Not bad. I could live with that.

Blimp

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Do you ever find that emulating games you didn't own just feels like you're playing them because you have to rather than really because you're having fun?

>>159827620

Not really but it does feel cheaper. When you buy a game you have to commit to something. If it's just a name in a huge dump you downloaded from the internet I don't feel as involved.

>>159827620
it makes me feel dirty.
like i'm fucking around on my mistress

We need more heroes that take pictures of their screens with cameras. Keeps the NSA away.

https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/5bx6f6/citra_3ds_pokemon_moon_works/

>>159818036
FF12 remaster is pretty ugly, I'd just emulate. FFX is better emulated.

>>159827620
No

Is there a button to reload shaders in pcsx2?

>>159822621
http://rgbsource.blogspot.ca/search/label/NES%20Color%20Palette

>>159819794
yeah it's in the control options, there's uncap and a toggle for a specified frame rate iirc

Does anybody here with an i3-6100u equipped computer mind telling me how well it runs mednafen PSX and BSNES based cores? I'm curious how well the NUC with it would serve as an emulation machine in addition to being an HTPC.

I'm very confused. I'm emulating FFIV DS, using Desmume X432R, Open GL x3. Opening cutscene was getting dips. But, with the scene of Rosa and Cecil, no dips besides one very, very briefly. And with the cutscene where Cecil and Kain destroy Rydia's town, no dips either. What's wrong with the opening?

>>159837447
Shitty emulator

>>159837447
Do you have the jit enabled?

I have an ipad version 10.0.2
How the fuck do I get an emulator working on this shit, I just want to play SNES games

>>159844231
Jailbreak.

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bump

https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/5c65mj/the_heck_is_with_bsnes_bruteforce_snes/

>>159840845
Not sure what that is. Also, my apologies for the late reply. I was actually playing IV.

>>159850537
good read. thx

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Mrgrgr... bump.

>>159815574
>>159816546
>>159809547
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPdmTJUreys

>>159714941
missing effects were fixed in opengl ages ago

>>159852129
pity its full of shit.

>>159856592
Hello, fellow Nvidia™ Master Race.

I have been enjoying PCSX2 emulation on my current GPU from Nvidia™.

I feel sure that I will be buying my next GPU from Nvidia™'s great line up of GTX™ 10xx series GPUs. Which one would you enjoy? I feel that the GTX™ 1080 is the best value and will futureproof my gaming experience for years to come!

>>159821603
Sorry but your post was a total failure. Try again later.

Is there a good GB/GBC emulator without hw slowdowns, some sort of slight OC? I'm playing the Konami GB Collection with Gambatte and it does have some heavy slowdowns in Castlevania

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Alright, so sporadic PCSX2 question. I'm trying to get MGS2 subsistence working, and after reading the wiki and using software mode the game looks graphically fine but runs at a completely horrid framerate. Is my PC just too old to run the game well? Should I just wait for the newer version of PCSX2 to release? I have a GTX 760 and an i5-3570k. Just wondering if there's any tips or settings to use to help make the game look and run better.

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/pol/ please fuck off forever

>>159859172
Does HW mode not work at all or something?

>>159860028
It works, but it has noteworthy lighting and shadow issues. Software mode looks fine but runs like hot shit.

>>159859172
>>159860028
for hardware mode you want to enable opengl, partial crc, and half-pixel offset for pixel perfect emulation.

>>159860070
you also want to enable MTVU to boost up your FPS. there's a 60fps patch for gameplay also.

>>159860070
How many CPU threads do you have your SW mode set to use? It should be (your # of CPU cores)-1

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>>159860537
Here's a pic.

That strange border on the left and top is probably because of the half-pixel offset that's required for clarity.

>>159860537
>>159860542
>enable opengl, partial crc, and half-pixel offset for pixel perfect emulation

I'm not even sure where to fully find these settings. I have the other stuff set up properly and I was going to download a patch to help MGS3 with its framerate.

>>159861658
In gsdx settings. make sure you're updated to the latest revision. I'll make an image guide for you.

> and I was going to download a patch to help MGS3 with its framerate.
Wot

>>159861412
bgb still has a place.

>>159861735
That's probably the issue then, I was going to wait until the public release of the new PCXS2, so it's not a major issue.

>>159862543
>I was going to wait until the public release of the new PCXS2
why

>>159862603
Isn't 1.5 releasing in a few months, someone said that it's going to have some real noteworthy quality of life improvements.

Also I'm starting to realize how outdated my emulators are.

>>159862861
Yeah but you can download it right now and get most/all of those improvements. The official release is just advertising for more casual users.

>>159820624
>recommending command line emulators

end this meme.

I'm trying to play Yakuza on PCSX2, and I'm getting input lag. Is there a way to reduce it, or is it just the game?

>>159850537
>Once upon a time in Shaolin

What did he mean by this?

>>159811575
>I don't know where this garbage meme comes from but I want it to stop.

It's a jaypee maymay.

>>>/jp/16043888

>>159859991
Are you frustrated, libtard?

>>159872474
Find out in 4 years

>>159800617
>deleted
/pol/ confirmed for always right

Are any of the emulators on 3DS functional if I have an o3DS with AL9H or do I need the n3DS for anything substantial?

is there a way to export textures from psp games using ppsspp or something? I can use the GE debugger to step through the draw calls and see the individual textures, but there's no way to save them short of taking a screenshot and cropping it, but that's not ideal

>>159874510
Grab a dev build. PPSSPP added texture dumping and replacement.

>>159875153
worked like a charm, thanks a lot

>>159861412
BGB is the best way to play Game Boy games, despite being closed source. Plus it supports Super Game Boy colors without dealing with bsnes' broken SGB emulation.

Project 64 is arguably the only way to play most Super Mario 64 hacks without distorted text.

>>159876913
>doesn't support TAMA5
>no IR port support
>no barcode reader support
>no GSM adapter support
>no printer and camera support

>>159844005
Why was the seat of Eternian power a fucking crumbling ruin?

>>159858116
Literally no reason to go for more than a 1060 6GB, even a 1050 on it's own is a very decent pick
And you would still need an AMD GPU in case Vulkan and async compute based emulation takes off.

>>159875708
what textures did you replace?

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2MB, 7672x2160px

Still trying to find a good background for my mgs3 image guide. Made this though, what do you think?