Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess Mini-Map

[foxswallows]

Alright so I've been working with Dolphin 3.0 and have only halfway solved the big blotch of graphical issues where the mini-map is supposed to be on TP. It runs so smoothly when running without changing the EFB to the ram and running the texture cache at fast. But once i set the EFB to RAM its slows down way too much and too me is unplayable. So my half fix is not setting the EFB to RAM but still leaving the Texture Cache to fast and all it does is leave me a grayed out version of the mini-map but still runs as smooth as the console. Is there anyone out there who has completely figured out how to leave it running smooth and have a complete map? So far I'm happy i got rid of the blotch and can atleast see the map, playable for me but I'd really like to figure this one out. Any help?

[VintageTorrie]

It's a very resource intensive emulator, I'm afraid. You would need a faster computer. Could you post your specifications?

[foxswallows]

Video:Radeon HD 5450 Silence 1GB 64-bit DDR3

Processor:AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 220 Processor 2.80GHz

Ram:4GB

HD:1.5 TB

Also wondering which video plugin is the best for TP

[VintageTorrie]

Well,there's nothing wrong with your specs. And for TP, I use Direct3D9.

[foxswallows]

Same here, ill keep fiddling around until a find a full solution to this problem but hopefully this post helped those out with the same issue and can deal with a greyed out minimap haha still wonderfully playable

[VintageTorrie]

You could try the other default plug-in, Direct3D11 I believe it's called.

[foxswallows]

tried it before i figured out about the EFB to RAM and it slows it down Drastically, so far so good though dealing with the gray mini map though