ParallelN64 (Parallel Launcher Edition)

A fork of ParallelN64 that adds the GLideN64 graphics plugin and some additional settings and features. Designed to be used with Parallel Launcher.

Credits

The original ParallelN64 can be found here: https://git.libretro.com/libretro/parallel-n64

Contributors for the modifications specific to this fork:

• Matt Pharoah
  • Black border fix for ParaLLEl
  • Config to enable/disable unaligned DMA support
  • 16:10 (SteamDeck) widescreen support for GLideN64
  • Support for IS Viewer logging
  • Support for changing the time on the RTC
  • Support for storing the RTC state in savestates
• Wiseguy
  • Raw gamecube controller support
• Aglab2
  • MoltenVK (MacOS) support for ParaLLEl
  • Black border fix for NTSC roms in GLideN64
  • GLideN64 modifications for supporting old SM64 romhacks
  • Support for detecting save types based on EverDrive headers
  • Support for ROMs larger than 64 MiB
  • Native ARM support for MacOS
  • Support for f3dex3 in HLE GLideN64
• devwizard
  • Added support for SummerCart64 SD card emulation

What's changed?

• A lot of files had to be changed in order to get things to build properly.
• Support for other systems may be broken.
• Glide64's 16:9 widescreen has been fixed.
• There's a bug that currently prevents RetroArch to properly save the Core Configuration. I recommend you use the config files generated by Parallel-Launcher for the best configuration results.

Building for Android (Linux guide only)

Make sure to use libretro-super to build!! You will have to midify the libretro-super Android build script libretro-build-android-mk.sh to include this repository. Also ensure you export the following in order for the build script to work:

export PATH=~/Android/Sdk/ndk/{unspecified-version}:~/Android/Sdk/build-tools/{unspecified-version}:$PATH

You will need to have the Android SDK from google installed, alongside the NDK. use something like the Android-Studio to get things installed. I have not tested which version of the SDK and NDK worked best but instead just used the latest versions I had installed of both (SDK: 36.1.0; NDK: 29.0.14206865)