There is, however, no Project Restoration for the 3DS version of Ocarina of Time.

The steps for 4K textures for Ocarina of Time ( nearly 10GB) are similar, only that the destination folder changes.įor the US version, you want to add the textures to 0004000000033500, and 0004000000033600 for the European/Australian ROM, while for the Japanese version you want to use 0004000000033400. One note, however: Depending on the region of your legally acquired 3DS ROM, you might need to replace 00040000001255000000125600 if it's a European/Australian ROM, or 0004000000125400 for the Japanese ROM. You might have to recreate a folder called 0004000000125500 here too. For Project Restoration, you want to copy the files called code.bps and exheader.bin into /home/deck/.var/app/org.citra_emu.citra/data/citra-emu/load/mods.Here, you can also set the Internal Resolution to something higher, like 3x native. Next, start up Citra on your Steam Deck, click on Emulation, then Configure and under Graphics toggle the Use Custom Textures option below.Copy that folder onto your Steam Deck into /home/deck/.var/app/org.citra_emu.citra/data/citra-emu/load/textures.If it doesn't exist, you need to create it first. The folder you want to look for is in user/load/textures/ and is called 0004000000125500. Unpacking the texture pack comes with a lot of folders, most of which you can ignore.While the 4K textures look the best, they need a whooping 11GB of disk space. Next, when you legally acquired your 3DS ROM, download the textures above.First, you need to install the emulators following our guide.Here's what you need to do to get this running: To play Majora's Mask on the Steam Deck, you'll want this texture pack by Henriko Magnifico and Project Restoration. For this guide, we're working with Majora's Mask.

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