For example, Ubershaders is a wonderful, game-changing feature, but it can't fix any bugs in emulation. For Dolphin, it may feel like a lot of work has gone toward luxury features and optimizations rather than improving accuracy and compatibility. While an emulator's primary job is to emulate, there's usually a lot more that goes into a good emulator. If you were sad about missing a Progress Report for February, have no fear, this double report should more than make up for the lengthy delay!Д«ecause so many of the changes rely on one another, we're going to be jumping around quite a bit between the two months. Well this Progress Report is no April Fools' joke - a lot of big changes landed! While a lot of what's important is under the hood, some of what has been finished has major user facing implications as well. Rather than rushing things or writing a Progress Report about things that would be coming soon, we decided to wait. February saw a lot of interesting changes - but most of them were setting up for changes that weren't quite ready to be merged yet. While we do prefer to run a Progress Report every month, we were put into a bit of a bind. You can continue the discussion in the forum thread of this article.ДЇebruary came and went quietly, especially on the blog. So, with that out of the way, we hope you enjoy this belated Dolphin Progress Report! As a blog about emulation, getting these details correct about the various changes and how the emulator works is one of our highest priorities. With Progress Reports coming at a mostly bimonthly schedule at this point, this means that sometimes authors have moved onto different things or aren't available to talk. Going from things like the AArch64 JIT to GUI changes to IOS updates to game patches that go into low-level hardware behavior is enough to make anyone's head spin! More often than not, we rely on core developers and the authors of a specific change to help us understand what a pull request does so that we can express its purpose accurately here on the blog. We on the blog team are familiar with the emulator, however there are a lot of technical details that are simply beyond our expertise. Welcome to the Dolphin Progress Report for December 2020 and January 2021! Things ended up running a little behind for this report due to some technical details that we needed to hammer out for a few of these entries.

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