I'm not expecting a quick fix or anything, just hoping that I can provide info to help improve the emulator in the future.
It would take a little bit of play time to get to that point from the most recent save I have, but if its helpful I can certainly do that! Instead of the character models in front of a black background, there seemed to be a cutout of the black background that was the initial profile of the character at the start of the sequence, but any action afterwards occurred behind it. Here is an example of what it should look like. I wasn't able to get screenshots of it, but the same sort of glitch also occurred when what I assume to be a similar effect is used in the scripted sequence on top of viper manor.
Xenogears emulator screenshots software#
I've also tried enabling/disabling software framebuffer). However this video at 5:04 shows the effect working fine, apparently with Vulkan and PGXP (side note, the above occurs whether PGXP is enabled or disabled. New ones are going for around 100 on Amazon. And probably the cheapest, if you don't want a used copy. The main thing is there appear to be "windows" on the screen, boxes that I can see the effect moving within, but a lot of the rest of the screen in static. Xenogears was released on the PSN a few months back as one of the PSOne Classics, so that's the easiest way to pick it up. Xenosaga: Episode I - Der Wille zur Macht, the first chapter of a trilogy, is a Japanese-style sci-fi role-playing game, sharing many common themes and gameplay elements with Xenogears. It may be hard to see with just screenshots, but I can work on figuring out screen recording if that would help. The most obvious is the effects when a battle starts, which I've captured here. There are several visual glitches that I've seen in Chrono Cross when running in either Vulkan or opengl.
Xenogears emulator screenshots driver#
I'm running Retroarch 1.6.7 with Beetle-PSX 0.9.44.1 09d2a02 (from the Stable PPA) on Ubuntu 17.04 with a Nvidia Geforce GTX 970 driver version 375.66. I'm not sure if this is related to the FF7/FF8 swirl reported in Issue 199, or if this is the best place to file a bug report, but I hope this is helpful nonetheless.
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