Textures can not be dumped from the disc themselves, as the filenames will not match the hash needed by Dolphin. You can not dump the entire game in one go. Textures must be loaded in-game for them to dump. When playing the game, dumped textures will show up in. To dump textures with Dolphin, open the Graphics configuration, click on the Advanced tab, and check Dump Textures. Prefetch Custom Textures - Caches textures in RAM when game is loaded. If the textures are not in a folder that is named properly, then the pack will not work! To check the ID of your disc image, right click the game in the Dolphin browser, click Properties, open the Info tab, and the ID will be listed next to 'Game ID'.ġ.) Verify that the main texture pack folder is named to the proper Game ID or the first 3 letters.Ģ.) Place the texture pack into the global Dolphin directory:Ĭ:UsersUserNameDocumentsDolphin EmulatorLoadTexturesĤ.) Enter Graphics > Advanced tab > Check Load Custom Textures. If the entire Game ID is used, it will limit the pack to that region. Usually the texture pack maintainer will distribute the pack using the proper Game ID. Installing and Loading Texture PacksĪll textures must be within a folder that contains the Game ID of the game you are installing the pack for or the region free 3-letter equivalent. (Click to see the full size picture) There are various styles to choose from, and depending on how much time the author put into it, various levels of completion. These texture packs make a world of difference if you're playing through an emulator.

Tutorial: Playing Super Mario 64 with High-Res Texture Packs using Emulator Project64 v2.1.

Install both, the second u may have to download each character file seperatley. Project64 2.1/plugin/GFX/hirestexture/your rom name. Its a damn sight faster than any other n64 emulator with hi res stuff, and works with glide64.

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