Swapping disks is very easy, however, it has be known: You have to swap when the game tells you that you can. This is useful for loading F-Zero X + F-Zero X Expansion Kit and Dezaemon 3D + Dezaemon DD prototype for exemple. Via Command Line: Project64.exe -combo Select the N64 ROM, then select the 64DD Disk file. Via Main Menu: Select File, then Open Combo. Via Game List: Right click a N64 Game in the list, and select “Load Game with Disk”, then select the 64DD Disk file to load alongside it. When it comes to combo load Cartridge + Disk at the same time, there are now several ways: You can then load your 64DD disk game (*.ndd or *.d64 files) just like any other N64 ROM, via the game list, drag ‘n drop, and all that. In the settings, go to the 64DD tab and browse each individual IPL ROM.Just load those files like regular N64 ROMs once and it will be automatically configured.You do not need to use these if you download the zipped build from. To play development games (they appear as blue on the site), you need the Development 64DD IPL ROM file (click here).To play retail american games (such as the translation of F-Zero X Expansion Kit), you need the Retail US 64DD IPL ROM file (click here).

To play retail japanese games (they appear as grey on the site), you need the Retail 64DD IPL ROM file (click here).Otherwise, you’re set.Ħ4DD IPL ROMs and how to boot a disk gameĦ4DD IPL contains fonts and sounds, and is what allows 64DD functions to work as most games relies on it for 64DD region detection. If you want more information, read the rest of the page. You can also use angrylion-rdp-plus (Video) and parallel (RSP).For Mario Artist Polygon Studio, use parallel (Video and RSP), else the model editors will not work at all.For almost every 64DD game, use GLideN64 (Video) and RSP plugin (RSP).Or load 64DD Expansions with File -> Open Combo, then open the Base N64 game, then the Expansion Disk file.Load 64DD games (*.ndd or *.d64 files) with File -> Open ROM.Download the Project64 build on this website in the Downloads section.64DD IPL ROMs and how to boot a disk game.(Not necessarily the build found on this website.) This page will assume you are using Project64 v3.0 or later. What I’m interested to talk about are the Graphics plugins, the N64 Mouse support and how to load 64DD IPLs, required to play the games. I will assume you know how to set the controls and stuff. You can either download the original dumps, or the cartridge ports (but I don’t recommend those) both work. Project64 2.2 (and every versions before) doesn’t support 64DD at all, so you need a development version that you can find on the Download page.

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