If you're experiencing delay locally, try playing in full screen mode, as new version of Windows apply forced vsync to windowed applications which sometimes causes issues. The first step is to launch the game from the main menu and check whether you're experiencing the input delay during local (non-netplay) games, or only when playing online. Is there any way to reduce input delay? ¶

Yes, it's annoying to set the Buffer Size every time, unfortunately this is hard to fix. ¶įollow the instructions in the Azimer's section above. Frequently Asked Questions ¶ My game runs fine, but the audio is delayed. Both players tick Ready to start the game.Client chooses the Connect tab, enters the Host's IP in the Peer IP box, and connects.Host must have ports forwarded and provide external IP to other player.Click the Change Mode dropdown and select 1. Simple audio plugin that disables sound entirely. This is not saved and must be done every time the game is launched. It is recommended to reduce Buffer Size to the 2nd tick (see image) so game audio is less delayed. Audio ¶ Azimer's Audio v0.30 (Old Driver) Recommended ¶ Only use if you can’t run GLideN64 or OpenGL.

Older plugin that uses less resources than GLideN64, but has visual glitches (does not show invincibility). The most accurate and best looking plugin, but usually crashes the emulator when ending emulation. Graphics ¶ GLideN64 Public Release 2.0 Recommended OpenGL ¶Ĭorrectly renders most things in-game and does not crash the emulator when ending emulation.

You can configure each plugin through Options -> Configure Plugin. Plugins are selected in Options -> Settings -> Plugins. Open Project64KSE.exe and select your ROM directory (where your ROM is located). Do not ask how to obtain a ROM in Discord. This site does not endorse or condone piracy. The Smash64 Online community primarily uses Project64KSE.

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