Wii64-Beta Version 1.2 (Glide) Wad: (Alternate Glide plugin version, might work worse or better for certain games) Then re-launch the game to see if it saved correctly. You might have to save your game in-game then press L+R+A+B to close out into the WiiBeta menu and close the game from there. Also in WiiBeta64 1.2 if games don't save. When you are playing games, you will have to make a lot of save states. Version Notes: 1.2 has a higher game compatibility rate as far as issues go but freezes a bit more than 1.1. Wii64-Beta Version 1.2 (Rice) Wad **Most Stable Version*\*: (Allows you to go into properties/hide objects/AR codes when playing games) Wii64-Beta Version 1.3 (Glide) Wad: (Alternate Glide plugin version, might work worse or better for certain games) For example, I found out that unless I had the CPU Clock Divider in 1.3 set to 1 certain games in Wii64-Beta 1.2 wouldn't start. Lastly, in Wii64-Beta 1.3 settings, the CPU Clock Divider option can affect how games start in Wii64-Beta 1.1 and 1.2. In "Config" in the "Audio" tab make sure you have "DSP LLE recompiler" with audio backend "XAudio2" selected or some games in Wii64-Beta 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 won't have any sound. Also, in config/Wii/Device Settings, you have to have insert SD card selected or you will also get a black screen. If "Force 16:9" is selected the games won't run properly and you will have visual and rendering issues like HUDS attached to your head and FOV problems. Also, in the WiiBeta 64 settings and in the video settings, you have to select 16:9. Important!! Please Read!: For some reason if you have Dolphin VR's "Use Fullscreen" selected in Graphics/general Wii64 beta won't start. Apparently, this speeds up or can slow down some games and can fix some GFX issues depending on what you set it to. Version Notes: 1.3 has a new option in the settings called CPU Divider. Wii64-Beta Version 1.3 (Rice) Wad: (Allows you to go into properties/hide objects/AR codes when playing games) ( Note: Put the files below in your game list/game directory folder, you will load them just like a normal Dolphin VR game.) You then select the N64 games you want which are actually stored on a virtual SD card found in Dolphin VR's Wii folder. Once you load up Wii64-Beta, you are presented with another emulator menu.
This file will be placed in your game list and executed just like a normal GC or Wii game. Basically, Wii64-Beta is an emulator inside of an emulator, as crazy has that sounds! Optimal Settings for playing N64 games in Wii64-Beta (Interpreter Mode and CPU Clock Override):Īside from the Wii Virtual Console games that work in Dolphin VR normally, there is another method you can use to play even more N64 games in Dolphin VR: Wii64-Beta! This method uses a Wii64-Beta 1.3, 1.2 or 1.1 wad file and a virtual SD card to trick Dolphin VR into playing N64 games in VR. How to put games in the Virtual SD Card and load the games:
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