Read more about the February 2022 progress report on Ryujinx’s blog post. AMD users will especially benefit from the Vulkan backend. Waiting for shaders to compile on OpenGL is quite painful. I’m personally excited about the Vulkan progress it’s looking promising. See, there really was a lot of features and bug fixes packed for the month of February.
the initial layout for Skyline and Acropolis modding frameworks.support for more instructions for Ryujinx’s dynamic recompiler (ARMeilleure) – which means a better probability that a new game will work right on day one.a better handling of stick drift by implementing a new deadzone algorithm.Some audio fixes were applied to such titles as Nintendo Switch Sports and Zelda: Skyward Sword HD.
Another fix was set in stone for River City Girls Zero after a specific cutscene. A fix was finally added for Miitopia so players can play through the game in its entirety without experiencing the crash found when trying to open a particular door. Several other game-specific graphical glitches were fixed, ranging from the caves in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, outlines in geometry in Pokémon Sword/Shield, black water in Paper Mario: The Origami King, blue emblems on ships in Monster Hunter: Rise, jellyfish in NEO: The World Ends with You, a few Unreal Engine-powered games, and water in Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water. Game Builder Garage’s graphical problems went from this: Speaking of Smash Ultimate, stuttering has been drastically reduced for particular areas, such as getting into the main menu and the character selection screen.
Keep in mind the Vulkan API is not available on the main branch just yet you have to get the pull request from GitHub, as there’s still quite a few bugs that need to get ironed out before it reaches mainline. And that’s with eight characters on the screen at once! It takes a whole 25 seconds for the GLSL version just to get to the “GO!” part. The multi-threaded version still has a few slowdowns here and there, but it’s far more impressive than OpenGL’s GLSL shader language.
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