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Some Nintendo Wii U games require an update to be first applied before able to start the game – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of them.Certain Nintendo Wii U games require update to continue playing the gameNow if you are using CEMU to play the game, here’s how you can update the game easily so you can continue playing the game.What you need:1) CEMU, preferably the latest version and you have set it up. In case you need help on setting up CEMU to run on your machine, you may want to check this link: Setup CEMU on Intel-GPU PC.2) The main game. Ensure you have unzipped it if it’s unzipped. 3) The update/patch. Ensure you have unzipped it if it’s unzipped.These method works best for decrypted games (Game with .rpx). If you have encrypted games (game with .wux or .wud), you need to first decrypt it. 1) Run CEMU.2) Load the game. Click on File > Load and choose the game (normally with .rpx extension).3) Let the game run until it prompts you to update the game to continue playing.4) Exit CEMU, by clicking on File > Exit. 5) Run CEMU again. This time click on File > “Install game title, update or DLC”.6) On the browse window, navigate to the folder where you have extracted/unzipped the game patch/update. Find the meta.xml file (normally inside meta folder).7) CEMU will begin patching/updating the game. Using the tweak, Legend of Zelda: BOTW is highly playable on CEMU!Once the patching/updating is finished, you can play the game.Do you have anything you want me to cover on my next article? Write them down on the comment section down below.Alternatively, find more interesting topics on JILAXZONE: JILAXZONE – Jon’s Interesting Life & Amazing eXperience ZONE.Hi, thanks for reading my curated article. Since you are here and if you find this article is good and helping you in anyway, help me to spread the words by sharing this article to your family, friends, acquaintances so the benefits do not just stop at you, they will also get the same goodness and benefit from it.Or if you wish, you can also buy me a coffee:Thank you!Live to Share. Share to Live. This blog is my life-long term project, for me to share my experiences and knowledge to the world which hopefully can be fruitful to those who read them and in

The name of your cemu executable enter it hereActivate ExecutableChoose to have the script automatically activate cemu when controller is toggled onvJoy DeviceChoose which vJoy device to control, if you have more than one set up.On the General->Setup page:SensitivityControls how far the mouse needs to move to tilt the stickLower values are more sensitive, I recommend 30-100Non-Linear SensitivityLower values cause the sensitivity to be raised near the centerDeadzoneCan be set very close to 0, I recommend setting to the smallest possible value where your camera doesn't wander.Mouse Check FrequencyThis is how often the mouse position is checked and reset back to the center.On the General->Hotkeys page:Quit ApplicationA Master Hotkey to quit out of the script immediatelyToggle the controller on/offSet the key to choose the Toggle for the controller (Default F1)On the Mouse2Joystick->Axes page:Invert Axis, is self explanatoryApparently I initally mapped my y-axis as inverted, so 'Yes' here means 'No' (Sorry)On the Mouse2Joystick->Keys page:This is the Most important page as it is where you change your assigned keysCovered in more detail aboveOn the KeyboardMovement->Keys page:Keyboard MovementSet your movement keys here.Extra Keyboard KeysSet your Toggle Walk, ZL Lock, Gyro keys hereOn the Extra Settings page:Enable BotW MouseWheel Weapon Change FeatureChoose yes if you would like to be able to use the mouse wheel to change weapons in BotWShould be off for all other games obviouslyEnable ZL Lock Key FeatureAlso for BotW, will allow you use a separate key to toggle ZL On, until pressed again.Pressing the regularily assigned ZL key will always toggle from current stateCursorChoose if you would like cursor hiddenSometimes useful for troubleshooting to make it visible again.Script DownloadsGitHub Releases will be the best place to find the latest version of the scriptAlternate Direct DownloadExtra RemindersChanging your keys within CEMU isn't recommended as it is tedious and finicky. The script allows you to easily change which key is assigned to which vJoy button. Then the button assignment in CEMU doesn't matter at all as long as each key has something.Note that the in-game camera settings affect the camera speed the most, so try changing there if camera speed is your only issue.If you run CEMU as an admin, then you need to run the script as an admin as well.Please feel free to comment here for help, or send me a PM.Instructions for rpcs3 (or any non CEMU XInput use):Install the latest version of vJoyRun the downloaded program (or AutoHotkey script if you download the source)Open the program settings by on the controller icon in your system tray (Bottom Right) and choose 'settings'Choose to use vXBox. AND Choose "No" under the "Activate Executable" Section - Press "Ok" to reload the script with the option enabled.If the first time, a prompt will come up asking to install ScpVBus, Press Yes, then on the security prompt to run DevCon Press Yes again.The script will reload and connect a virtual XBox controller, drivers may be installed automatically on Windows10, or you will need them pre-installed on Windows7.To remap your keys Open the settings

System (to run SGB MSU games with libretro-bsnes)- Add Acorn Electron (MAME)- Add .cue extension to jaguar system- DOLPHIN TRIFORCE : Update to a version that allows entering test menu- Move RPCS3 dev_hdd0 folder to saves\ps3\rpcs3\hdd_0 (you need to cut/paste when upgrading, if you want to keep the current folder in emulator directory, delete saves\ps3\rpcs3\hdd_0 folder)- Move PPSSPP memstick folder to saves\psp (you need to cut/paste when upgrading)- Move CEMU mlc01 folder to saves\wiiu\cemu\mlc01 (you need to cut/paste when upgrading, if you want to keep the current folder in emulator directory, delete saves\wiiu\cemu\mlc01 folder)- Move XENIA and XENIA-CANARY content path to saves\xbox360\xenia (you need to cut/paste when upgrading, if you want to keep the current folder in emulator directory, delete saves\xbox360\xenia folder)- Move Ryujinx portable path to saves\switch\ryujinx (you need to cut/paste when upgrading, if you want to keep the current folder in emulator directory, delete saves\switch\ryujinx folder)- Move Vita3K content path to saves\psvita\vita3k as default(you can still use a custom path)- CEMU : add compatibility with CEMU 2.1 & update CEMU version downloaded in RetroBatFixes:- Fix teknoparrot games in gamesDB (uppercase) and add wheel games- Fix pcsx2 cheevos indexing- Caprice Forever : fix m3u management- Fix n64 controllers autoconfiguration when using NSO controller (for standalone emulators only)- Mednafen - enable loading from zip files (except for psx)- Fix DS3 controller mapping in RPCS3 (it will have pressure sensitivity if dshidmini driver is used)- Fix running lime3ds from retrobat menu- Fix 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4Ghz mapping in several emulators- Fix flycast extreme hunting missing start button- Fix Teknoparrot gdpr and licence prompt in latest version- Fix Mupen64 (RMG) launch of .ndd standalone titles- Fix Phoenix jaguar controller autoconfigurationFeatures:- Retroarch: add custom relay server option in RetroBat- PCSX2 : add network option- PCSX2 : add options to map triggers to square and cross for driving games- PCSX2 : add option to use folder for memory cards- NDS : enhance bezels recognition based on screen layout- Vpinball : allow backglass when only 1 screen connected- XEMU : add Complex 1.03 as firmware option- Lime3DS & CITRA : write rom path in the emulator settings- MAME : add more cases of autoboot by reading hash files- RPCS3 : add input/output options- RPCS3 : add rumble feature- 3DS : add .m3u file to be able to run installed apps- XENIA-CANARY : add framelimit feature- add .m3u support for amigacdtv and pc98- add .xbox360 extension to XENIA (same ways of working as .m3u)- DOLPHIN : add option to run wii menu- DOLPHIN : add lightgun specific per-game setting based on gamesdb.xml- DOLPHIN-TRIFORCE : map test menu to R3 instead of L3+R3- CEMU : add missing vsync options- lr-flycast : add naomi2 default mapping per game- Xenia-canary : add feature to turn on "apply patches"- Add preconfigured nvmem files for Flycast- Xenia : Add Xenia Manager to the RetroBat store ==> only this version will work well with RetroBat- Mednafen : add hotkeysOther stuff:- Add some logs here and there- Add new decorations- Add xbrz-5X retroarch shader

The team behind the best WiiU emulator, CEMU, has released a new version of it. According to the release notes, CEMU 1.8.1b fixes an issue that caused full CPU load on one thread, and supports even more games than its previous version.In addition, this new version now supports vertex format 32_32_32_32_FLOAT for primitive RECTS, and handles better invalid/uncompilable shaders (in order to avoid drawcalls that will lead to errors).It’s also worth noting that CEMU 1.8.1b avoids shadow samplers on AMD GPUs (and this workaround can be forced on other GPUs via -amdshadows command line parameter).This new version of CEMU is currently available to all Patreon backers, and will be made available to the public next week.Below you will find its complete changelog, as well as a video showcasing some of its improvements/features!# New in 1.8.1b:general: Fixed a bug causing permanent full CPU load on one thread# New in 1.8.1:CPU/JIT: Fixed a bug in ADDME. instructionCPU/Interpreter: Fixed a bug in PSQ_STX and PSQ_LDX instruction (GQR index parsed incorrectly from opcode)CPU/Interpreter: Fixed invalid endianness in instruction STHBRXcoreinit: Added ‘errno’ exportcoreinit: Added API OSCalendarTimeToTicks(), OSCancelThread(), IM_GetHomeButtonParams(), OSCalendarTimeToTicks(), FSAppendFile(), FSRemove(), SAVEChangeDir()coreinit: Fixed GHS flock handling. Added __ghs_flock_file() and __ghs_funlock_file()coreinit: Added support for milliseconds and microseconds in OSTicksToCalendarTime()coreinit: Fixed bug where FSOpenFile() with mode ‘r+’ would not allow read accesscoreinit: Fixed a bug where shared-write file access prevented simultaneous read access from the same fileGX2: Added API GX2GetScissorReg(), GX2GetTargetChannelMasksReg(), GX2SetDefaultState()GX2: Better handling for invalid/uncompilable shaders (avoid drawcalls that will lead to errors)GX2: Added support for vertex format 32_32_32_32_FLOAT for primitive RECTSGX2: MULADD shader instruction will now use correct rules in regards to 0*anythingGX2: Fixed OpenGL error caused by games requesting more mip levels than possible for a textureGX2: Fixed source mip level parameter for GX2CopySurface()GX2: Avoid shadow samplers on AMD GPUs. This workaround can be forced on other GPUs via -amdshadows command line parameterSWKBD: Fixed handling of active state (previously it was tied to the keyboard being visible whereas it should be separate)SWKBD: Fixed input handling (should no longer clash with wxWidgets, leading to input sometimes being ignored)RPL: Fixed bug where imports/exports were mapped incorrectly if the internal module name included ‘.rpl’zlib: Overhauled Cafe OS zLib implementationnsysnet: Added nsysnet (socket) libraryCemu 1.8.1 (Wii U Emulator) | Improvements PreviewJohn is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities. Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved – and still does – the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was