![]() ![]() Follow these instructions and we'll test my theory. (12-16-2021, 09:04 PM)MayImilae Wrote: Ok, I think I know what's going on. You can also delete the User folder if you so please, but once portable.txt is removed Dolphin will no longer use it. Once you are sure you no longer need this test setup and want to restore your original configuration and settings, just delete Portable.txt. Post Screenshot 1 and Screenshot 2 here on the forum and let's see your results. Take a screenshot there, let's call it Screenshot 2.ġ0. Run Mario Galaxy, and get to a spot with the HUD. (you would not believe how many people change settings in this step and mess this kind of stuff up, just do nothing else ok)ĩ. ![]() DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER SETTINGS AND CLOSE THE GRAPHICS WINDOW. Go to Graphics > Advanced and Enable Custom Texture. ![]() This is where the custom textures you have installed live, and now they live in the user folder too.Ĩ. Paste the Load folder from your clipboard over the one here, and this should move a bunch of files. Open it and you'll find the same structure that you found in the global user directory. Go back to where your Dolphin exe is and note the new User folder there. Now navigate to your custom user directory (default /Documents/Dolphin Emulator) and copy the Load folder to your clipboard. Keep that to post here on the forum later.ħ. Open a level that shows the hud, and take a screenshot. In the menu bar, go to Tools > Import Wii Save and import your mario galaxy save from earlier.Ħ. (we have to run it once for the next step, keep going)ĥ. Use Open and select your ISO of mario galaxy, and run it. Again, do not touch anything else and move on to the next step, even if you think it is innocuous, don't touch anything else please.Ĥ. Note the controls or change them if you want, but you won't need much for this testing and any configuration you do here will be blown away later. The only exception is controls, go to the controllers panel and make sure a nunchuk is set for the extension. DO NOT CHANGE ANY SETTINGS or add any custom texture packs. Open Dolphin, you'll see that everything is default. create a text file named "portable" (with the extension it is portable.txt) in the directory where dolphin's EXE resides.ģ. open dolphin and right click mario galaxy in the game list and select "export wii save". Follow these instructions and we'll test my theory.ġ. I'm not sure how else to properly fix this so I hope someone can help me out here. So how come the game's proper aspect ratio works fine for everyone else but not for me? Like, the HUD and title screen ain't stretched. It's strange because I've seen YouTube videos of this game being played on Dolphin with the aspect ratio being displayed properly like so. The only way for me to have it display in widescreen is with Dolphin's built-in Widescreen Hack.īut I don't want to keep enabling the hack on every time I wanna play Galaxy.Īlso, stuff like the HUD and title screen are still stretched this way. However, it's only Galaxy 1 that is still displayed in 4:3 even after changing the Wii's aspect ratio settings. I checked to make sure that other Wii games like Galaxy 2 and Animal Crossing City Folk are being properly displayed this way ![]() I made sure that the Wii aspect ratio settings were set to 16:9. For some reason, Super Mario Galaxy isn't being displayed in 16:9 for me or that it's stretched out in 4:3. ![]()
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