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Isn't this because we enabled MMU emulation?

DSI exception usually means a bug in the game itself, do you know if that particular copy of the game even runs on Wii?

I decided to double check the build revisions, and there's nothing around there that would break it. You'll need to narrow it down further.

I think this will prove what's wrong

5.0 - 6566 should work - https://dolphin-emu.org/download/dev/35bfa64dfcb9e0d873f95bd7d3a9aa8b29e99cb6/
5.0 - 6568 should have the DSI exception - https://dolphin-emu.org/download/dev/43c92c8b1673eb1680fc059a973693c030061efc/

Now the issue is that 6568 should cause DSI exceptions in buggy programs. We've run into DSI exceptions in other Brawl mods after that build that users confirmed actually happened on console.

i see can programmers fix this issue and encode a fix for this in the new updates??? or is there a work around i can do on pc this is pretty weird

JMC4789 wrote:

I think this will prove what's wrong

5.0 - 6566 should work - https://dolphin-emu.org/download/dev/35bfa64dfcb9e0d873f95bd7d3a9aa8b29e99cb6/
5.0 - 6568 should have the DSI exception - https://dolphin-emu.org/download/dev/43c92c8b1673eb1680fc059a973693c030061efc/

Now the issue is that 6568 should cause DSI exceptions in buggy programs. We've run into DSI exceptions in other Brawl mods after that build that users confirmed actually happened on console.
i see can programmers fix this issue and encode a fix for this in the new updates??? or is there a work around i can do on pc this is pretty weird

The best way to fix the DSI exception would be if the Smash Infinite team worked with us and we figured out why it was crashing. That would likely take a while and we don't know if the issue is on our end or their end.

If you only care about playing the game, you can go into Dolphin.ini (by default, located in My Documents/Dolphin Emulator/Config) and either changing (or if it doesn't exist creating under [Core]) MMU = false. That will restore the old behavior of letting the erroneously access memory it shouldn't without triggering a DSI.

JMC4789 wrote:

The best way to fix the DSI exception would be if the Smash Infinite team worked with us and we figured out why it was crashing. That would likely take a while and we don't know if the issue is on our end or their end.

If you only care about playing the game, you can go into Dolphin.ini (by default, located in My Documents/Dolphin Emulator/Config) and either changing (or if it doesn't exist creating under [Core]) MMU = false. That will restore the old behavior of letting the erroneously access memory it shouldn't without triggering a DSI.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I just wanted a temporary fix for that game some friends came over today and i put on infinite on the new version and i was pretty stumped on why it was failing because everything was gold months ago but thanks for that thats all i wanted. A recommendation would be to allow dolphin to decide which isos and games can and will not use mmu? Thanks for the help I didnt expect to get any help. I will share your fix with tons of others who have to go to months old versions to enjoy this good mod expansion of the game on this great constantly being updated emulator.

Does the problem still happen if you disable all Wii Remotes in the controller settings?

There's an "Enable MMU" option in the game properties, so you don't need to disable it via the global Dolphin.ini.

Techjar wrote:

There's an "Enable MMU" option in the game properties, so you don't need to disable it via the global Dolphin.ini.

but the problem is not fixed until i edit via dolphin.ini when i just leave enable mmu unchecked the problem very much still exists

amari102 wrote:

but the problem is not fixed until i edit via dolphin.ini when i just leave enable mmu unchecked the problem very much still exists

Make sure it's unchecked and not just unset.

Oh wait, I forget that you launch via the Gecko loader, so nevermind. The only way is to set it in Dolphin.ini. My bad.

Techjar: The GUI doesn't provide you with game properties for DOL/ELF files. (You can edit 00000000.ini manually, though.)

JosJuice wrote:

Techjar: The GUI doesn't provide you with game properties for DOL/ELF files. (You can edit 00000000.ini manually, though.)

where is a 00000000.ini it doesnt exist in my documents dolphin emulator?

amari102 wrote:

where is a 00000000.ini it doesnt exist in my documents dolphin emulator?

You'll need to manually create it under the GameSettings directory.

so create a text document .ini in gamesettings and make a
[Core])
MMU = false
????

amari102 wrote:

so create a text document .ini in gamesettings and make a
[Core])
MMU = false
????

Yes, minus the parenthesis, that's not supposed to be there.

Could you answer my question about whether it happens if you disable all Wii Remotes?

Techjar wrote:

amari102 wrote:

so create a text document .ini in gamesettings and make a
[Core])
MMU = false
????

Yes, minus the parenthesis, that's not supposed to be there.

for sure so i can do that and leave the regular dolphin.ini normal as supposed to be... thanks so much especially for the quick responses and help i had no clue where to get the appropriate help from until i found in a dolphin forum someone said the only way to get anything fixed or real help go to bugs.dolphin i was clueless

JosJuice wrote:

Could you answer my question about whether it happens if you disable all Wii Remotes?
what the heck..... surprisingly that actually worked im sorry i skipped over that just sounded like it had no connection with fixing it and just lit my joint and overlooked your statement my apologies. i deleted my edited dolphin.ini and just launched the .elf file and with no wii remote on (i had it on even though i was using just gamecube) and it launchd with no error