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1. INSTALLING TWILIGHT PRINCESS HD TEXTURE PACK ZIP FILE
2. INSTALLING TWILIGHT PRINCESS HD TEXTURE PACK UPGRADE

Textures must be loaded in-game for them to dump. \Documents\Dolphin Emulator\Dump\Textures\. When playing the game, dumped textures will show up in. To dump textures with Dolphin, open the Graphics configuration, click on the Advanced tab, and check Dump Textures. Easier to edit for other texture developers. Mostly or completely eliminates stuttering.

INSTALLING TWILIGHT PRINCESS HD TEXTURE PACK UPGRADE

Fortunately, this should become more and more rare as hardware evolves and users upgrade their equipment. In this case, the user must use a PNG version of the pack, or find/request a version of the pack that does not use BC7 textures. If a texture pack is using BC7 DDS textures, the user must have a DX11 capable GPU or the textures will not load. The format that users should be concerned about in regards to Dolphin texture packs is the BC7 format. There are several types of DDS formats, ranging from BC1-BC7, and can also be known as DXT1-DXT5. But, a properly created DDS texture pack will be nearly indistinguishable from its PNG counterpart.

There is a caveat to DDS textures, and that is reduced image quality. The reason is that DDS is much faster to load than PNG and is less likely to "stutter" when textures are loaded in. The short version is, if a texture pack author provides both a DDS and PNG version of their texture/resource pack, you most likely want to use the DDS version. You NEVER want to use both a PNG and DDS pack together, always pick one or the other. PNG textures, but I'll try to keep it brief. It would require a lengthy article to describe all the differences of DDS textures vs. Installed resource packs can be managed through Dolphin's UI.

INSTALLING TWILIGHT PRINCESS HD TEXTURE PACK ZIP FILE

Uses more disk space than a texture pack (the zip file is kept after installation). Must be installed using Dolphin's Resource Pack Manager. All textures are contained within a ZIP file. Dolphin does not have a UI that can detect/manage installed texture packs. Uses less disk space than a resource pack. Must be manually installed by copying the folder into the correct location. All textures are contained within a folder named after the Game ID. Dolphin can not manage installed texture packs, but it can manage resource packs. The main difference is that "texture packs" must be manually installed, and "resource packs" can be installed and managed via the Resource Pack Manager within Dolphin. At the moment there isn't much of a difference between texture packs and resource packs a resource pack essentially installs a texture pack and includes a few extra files that allows Dolphin to manage it. You NEVER have to use a texture pack and resource pack together if a texture pack author provides both, pick one or the other.