TIP. To fix the glitching ground below Spyro disable PGXP in the emulator settings, Spyro games have their own form of PGSXP which conflicts with the emulators causing said glitch.
It is actually so funny that you pointed that out because this entire time I never actually noticed lol. Looking back at the footage I totally see what you are talking about now! Ill go in an fix it for in the future, its actually pretty distracting once you notice it. I can just disable PGSXP in retroarch?
@@LegitCamelRetro Yup it should be somewhere under Core options while the game is running. PGXP is very helpful for games that have very wobbly textures or models which doesn't apply to Spyro Trilogy and even causes problems.
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TIP.
To fix the glitching ground below Spyro disable PGXP in the emulator settings, Spyro games have their own form of PGSXP which conflicts with the emulators causing said glitch.
It is actually so funny that you pointed that out because this entire time I never actually noticed lol. Looking back at the footage I totally see what you are talking about now! Ill go in an fix it for in the future, its actually pretty distracting once you notice it. I can just disable PGSXP in retroarch?
@@LegitCamelRetro Yup it should be somewhere under Core options while the game is running.
PGXP is very helpful for games that have very wobbly textures or models which doesn't apply to Spyro Trilogy and even causes problems.