#Project 64 emulator configuration manual

Explaining the difference between a Recompiler and an Interpreter in a general sense is beyond the scope of this document, suffficient to say that the Recompiler is (usually much) faster but (a little) less compatible, the Interpreter (usually much) slower but (a little) more compatible. Generally, any game that works on the Recompiler will also work on the Interpreter, but not always vice-versa. The Recompiler and Interpreter are two seperate cores in the emulator (although the Recompiler implementation is based on the Interpreter). generally recommended setting: Recompiler if it works.default setting: * use general setting (by default: Recompiler).There is no 'reset to defaults' button or similar. You can also edit this file directly in a text editor - advanced users only! If you get in a mess, the only way to go back to the supplied settings is to replace Project64.rdb (from the original downloaded archive). When you make changes here, you are actually editing the Project64 ROM Database (the file Project64.rdb).

The emulator is (hopefully!) supplied with the optimal configuration for (almost) every game!.

You are likely to reduce performance and/or stability.

#Project 64 emulator configuration manual

Understanding what you are doing takes experience that cannot be obtained from this manual alone. It is highly recommended that you do not make any changes here unless you understand exactly what you are doing.Some of these settings are also available under the General tab, and although the settings have the same meaning there, they have a slightly different purpose. This page covers configuration of the core for each individual ROM. This tab is only available if Hide Advanced Settings is unchecked!