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Okay, now that you have your controller plugged in, it's time to set it up with Project Give it a minute to load, and a box should show up. If you have a wireless Xbox One controlleryou will see a micro USB port at the top centre of the controller.Ĭonnect the smaller port into the controller and the normal USB port in your computer. A few years minimum? Anyway, I decided to look back at my account and saw I also got a comment on this post asking about how to use a controller so I thought why not? Here's a tutorial on using a USB controller with Project If you have a wireless Xbox controlleryou need to get a receiver. I circled two areas of importance.It's been a while since I last posted an instructable. Next, go to Options > Configure Graphics Plugin.Under “ Video (graphics) plugin”, click the drop-down and select Glide64 for PJ64, as shown here.

In the Settings window, click on Plugins.

Open Project64 (if you haven't already).

Copy or extract it to Project64's folder into Plugin > GFX, as shown here. Navigate to bin > Mupen64Plus_圆4, and look for this file: mupen64plus-video-GLideN64.dll. You can download it from my emulators page or from the official website. GLideN64 is meant for higher-end computers/devices. GLideN64's drawback is that these gorgeous high-resolution graphics are rather demanding on the CPU. However, if you want the absolute best video plug-in, you want the GLideN64 plug-in! Check out the sample shots toward the right to see it in action. Project64 already comes equipped with a good video plugin. Every time you will have to choose to accept that message. From now on, every time you open it you might be prompted by this message: “ Do you want to allow the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer?”.

Lastly, there's a small annoyance that might happen upon setting Project64 to emulate under an older version of Windows.

Put a check in “ Run this program in compatibility mode for”.

Right-click Project64.exe and left-click Properties.All you need to do is set Project64 to run under Windows 7 emulation. I can only assume that Project64 doesn't play nice with some video cards. I don't know exactly why this happens to some people (it has never happened to me). Don't panic! Restarting the computer will bring everything back to normal. When using Windows 10, upon loading a game Project64 might crash Windows and give you the blue screen of death. Q: Project64 gives me the blue screen of death!