Ocarina of Time
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Published November 7, 2026
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Mario Kart World Reported platform: Windows
| Build | Status | GPU / CPU | FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not provided | runs with issues | rtx 5050 / ryzen 5 8400f | Not provided | Open report |
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPUrtx 5050
CPUryzen 5 8400f
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: A commenter reports that the whole emulator crashes.
Related game issues
- [Crash] GPU crash on mesh shader building, fixed in other fork (open)
- [Crash] Linux RADV, Navi 33 (Steam Machine): GPU reset from mesh draws in OoT, "Illegal opcode in command stream", also MKW on stock build 88 (open)
- [Perf] Mario Kart World (0400C3F00006E000): severe 3D in-game performance drop from build 93 (40-54 FPS) to build 95 (17-23 FPS) (open)
- [VBug] Switch Pro Controller causes desktop input flood / mouse click freeze on Windows (open)
- [Crash] RX9070XT, SteamOS (closed)
- [VBug] MKW 1.8.0 no render no textures (intel uhd graphics) (open)
- [Crash] (open)
- crash or infinite loading when use windows 10 (any game) (closed)
- GPU crash (closed)
- [GBug] Mario Kart World – Severe Performance Regression in Build 75 (closed)
- [VBug] Build 93 finaly has no major visual errors but has poor performance 9070xt (open)
- graphics memory leak in MKW (closed)
- Mario kart Crash on SplashScreen (closed)
- [VBug] playing mario kart world but textures wont load. also crashes when playing the grand prix race (open)
- [Crash] macOS MKW Loading Splash animation shows, but crashes after. (closed)
- [MKW 1.8.0] Grand Prix crash during course selection, but excellent Free Roam performance on 16 GB RAM (Build 31) (closed)
- Release note: Building mesh shaders can cause a hard crash on AMD 7000 series and some other AMD cards; on Linux this may freeze the system, while on Windows it crashes the emulator.
- Release note: A user report says stock build 88 reset the GPU about 25 seconds after launch on Linux RADV.
- Release note: User reports 17–23.8 FPS in 3D races on build-95, compared with 40.0–54.1 FPS on build-93 under the same reported test conditions.
- Release note: On Windows 11, connecting an official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller while Lichii is open reportedly floods the host OS with phantom inputs, making desktop mouse clicks unresponsive and keyboard typing erratic. Unplugging the controller reportedly restores normal input.
- Release note: On Linux, the game froze near the title screen, followed by pixel artefacts and a system crash.
- Release note: On Intel UHD integrated graphics, the game reportedly boots with no rendering or textures; later, some textures appeared gray. The reporter also reports crashes when teleporting during free roam.
- Release note: Crash reported after joining the game with OpenGL.
- Release note: A user reports a crash after brief rendering while loading on Windows 10.
- Release note: A user reported GPU crashes when booting on Bazzite with Mesa 26.2.4; the report was later said to concern an older nx2 build.
- Release note: A user reports severe performance regression after updating from Build 70 to Build 75 on Linux, with around 10 FPS on the title screen, barely reaching 15 FPS, constant stuttering, and RAM usage increasing nonstop.
- Release note: A commenter reports darker, heavily shaded characters and a frame-rate drop of about 5 to 10 FPS in builds after 72, and associates the onset in their tests with commit 3aa89d1c.
- Release note: Poor frame rates; the issue says performance is worse than on most other forks.
- Release note: A user reported rapidly increasing VRAM usage after starting the game, followed by low framerate.
- Release note: Crashes while loading before the main menu; user comments also report session or emulator crashes.
- Release note: The user reports missing textures and buggy visuals, occasional startup crashes, and crashes during Grand Prix races on Intel integrated graphics.
- Release note: On macOS, crashes after the loading splash in tag/build-65.
- Release note: The emulator crashed/exited while selecting a course in Grand Prix mode. The user had not confirmed reproducibility or whether Process Lasso contributed.
Compared with Previous Build
Mario Kart World Reported platform: Windows 11 24H2
| Build | Status | GPU / CPU | FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not provided | runs with issues | RX 6650 XT / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPURX 6650 XT
CPUNot provided
DriverAMD proprietary driver 2.0.353
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: A commenter reports that after Build 72, characters look too dark and heavily shaded, and frame rate drops by about 5 to 10 FPS. The commenter says the problem appears with commit 3aa89d1c in their tests.
Related game issues
- [Crash] GPU crash on mesh shader building, fixed in other fork (open)
- [Crash] Linux RADV, Navi 33 (Steam Machine): GPU reset from mesh draws in OoT, "Illegal opcode in command stream", also MKW on stock build 88 (open)
- [Perf] Mario Kart World (0400C3F00006E000): severe 3D in-game performance drop from build 93 (40-54 FPS) to build 95 (17-23 FPS) (open)
- [VBug] Switch Pro Controller causes desktop input flood / mouse click freeze on Windows (open)
- [Crash] RX9070XT, SteamOS (closed)
- [VBug] MKW 1.8.0 no render no textures (intel uhd graphics) (open)
- [Crash] (open)
- crash or infinite loading when use windows 10 (any game) (closed)
- GPU crash (closed)
- [GBug] Mario Kart World – Severe Performance Regression in Build 75 (closed)
- [VBug] Build 93 finaly has no major visual errors but has poor performance 9070xt (open)
- graphics memory leak in MKW (closed)
- Mario kart Crash on SplashScreen (closed)
- [VBug] playing mario kart world but textures wont load. also crashes when playing the grand prix race (open)
- [Crash] macOS MKW Loading Splash animation shows, but crashes after. (closed)
- [MKW 1.8.0] Grand Prix crash during course selection, but excellent Free Roam performance on 16 GB RAM (Build 31) (closed)
- Release note: Building mesh shaders can cause a hard crash on AMD 7000 series and some other AMD cards; on Linux this may freeze the system, while on Windows it crashes the emulator.
- Release note: A user report says stock build 88 reset the GPU about 25 seconds after launch on Linux RADV.
- Release note: User reports 17–23.8 FPS in 3D races on build-95, compared with 40.0–54.1 FPS on build-93 under the same reported test conditions.
- Release note: On Windows 11, connecting an official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller while Lichii is open reportedly floods the host OS with phantom inputs, making desktop mouse clicks unresponsive and keyboard typing erratic. Unplugging the controller reportedly restores normal input.
- Release note: On Linux, the game froze near the title screen, followed by pixel artefacts and a system crash.
- Release note: On Intel UHD integrated graphics, the game reportedly boots with no rendering or textures; later, some textures appeared gray. The reporter also reports crashes when teleporting during free roam.
- Release note: Crash reported after joining the game with OpenGL.
- Release note: A user reports a crash after brief rendering while loading on Windows 10.
- Release note: A user reported GPU crashes when booting on Bazzite with Mesa 26.2.4; the report was later said to concern an older nx2 build.
- Release note: A user reports severe performance regression after updating from Build 70 to Build 75 on Linux, with around 10 FPS on the title screen, barely reaching 15 FPS, constant stuttering, and RAM usage increasing nonstop.
- Release note: A commenter reports darker, heavily shaded characters and a frame-rate drop of about 5 to 10 FPS in builds after 72, and associates the onset in their tests with commit 3aa89d1c.
- Release note: Poor frame rates; the issue says performance is worse than on most other forks.
- Release note: A user reported rapidly increasing VRAM usage after starting the game, followed by low framerate.
- Release note: Crashes while loading before the main menu; user comments also report session or emulator crashes.
- Release note: The user reports missing textures and buggy visuals, occasional startup crashes, and crashes during Grand Prix races on Intel integrated graphics.
- Release note: On macOS, crashes after the loading splash in tag/build-65.
- Release note: The emulator crashed/exited while selecting a course in Grand Prix mode. The user had not confirmed reproducibility or whether Process Lasso contributed.
Compared with Previous Build
Mario Kart World Reported platform: Linux
Also listed as: MKW
| Build | Status | GPU / CPU | FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| build-88 | not booting | AMD RX 7000 series / AMD Custom CPU 1772 | Not provided | Open report |
| build-83 | unknown | RX 9070 XT / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
| Not provided | runs with issues | 9070xt / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
| Not provided | runs with issues | AMD RX 6000 series or older / Not provided | 10–15 FPS | Open report |
| Lichii nx2 build 93 (09b78bd) | runs with issues | AMD RX 9070XT / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
build-88 report
Statusnot booting
GPUAMD RX 7000 series
CPUAMD Custom CPU 1772
DriverMesa 26.2.0-devel (git-5c65d4fc31), RADV
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: One user report says the GPU reset about 25 seconds after launch on stock build 88, before gameplay was reported. The setup included an audio-only LayeredFS mod, a thread-pinning script, EDEN_NX2_AUTO_STUB=1, and GPU accuracy High.
build-83 report
Statusunknown
GPURX 9070 XT
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: A user included Mario Kart World among games where they reported early crashes without EDEN_NX2_NO_MESH=1 and no early crashes with it; this is a user testimonial, not a verified result.
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPU9070xt
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: A commenter reports a complete session crash; the issue text mentions Vulkan device loss.
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPUAMD RX 6000 series or older
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPS10–15 FPS
Problems or notes: The user reports around 10 FPS on the title screen and barely reaching 15 FPS, with constant stuttering and RAM usage increasing nonstop after updating from Build 70 to Build 75. They report the game still launches and runs.
Lichii nx2 build 93 (09b78bd) report
Statusruns with issues
GPUAMD RX 9070XT
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: Initially froze near the title screen, then showed pixel artefacts and crashed. With EDEN_NX2_NO_MESH=1, it reached the menus, but starting a Grand Prix was unsuccessful.
Related game issues
- [Crash] GPU crash on mesh shader building, fixed in other fork (open)
- [Crash] Linux RADV, Navi 33 (Steam Machine): GPU reset from mesh draws in OoT, "Illegal opcode in command stream", also MKW on stock build 88 (open)
- [Perf] Mario Kart World (0400C3F00006E000): severe 3D in-game performance drop from build 93 (40-54 FPS) to build 95 (17-23 FPS) (open)
- [VBug] Switch Pro Controller causes desktop input flood / mouse click freeze on Windows (open)
- [Crash] RX9070XT, SteamOS (closed)
- [VBug] MKW 1.8.0 no render no textures (intel uhd graphics) (open)
- [Crash] (open)
- crash or infinite loading when use windows 10 (any game) (closed)
- GPU crash (closed)
- [GBug] Mario Kart World – Severe Performance Regression in Build 75 (closed)
- [VBug] Build 93 finaly has no major visual errors but has poor performance 9070xt (open)
- graphics memory leak in MKW (closed)
- Mario kart Crash on SplashScreen (closed)
- [VBug] playing mario kart world but textures wont load. also crashes when playing the grand prix race (open)
- [Crash] macOS MKW Loading Splash animation shows, but crashes after. (closed)
- [MKW 1.8.0] Grand Prix crash during course selection, but excellent Free Roam performance on 16 GB RAM (Build 31) (closed)
- Release note: Building mesh shaders can cause a hard crash on AMD 7000 series and some other AMD cards; on Linux this may freeze the system, while on Windows it crashes the emulator.
- Release note: A user report says stock build 88 reset the GPU about 25 seconds after launch on Linux RADV.
- Release note: User reports 17–23.8 FPS in 3D races on build-95, compared with 40.0–54.1 FPS on build-93 under the same reported test conditions.
- Release note: On Windows 11, connecting an official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller while Lichii is open reportedly floods the host OS with phantom inputs, making desktop mouse clicks unresponsive and keyboard typing erratic. Unplugging the controller reportedly restores normal input.
- Release note: On Linux, the game froze near the title screen, followed by pixel artefacts and a system crash.
- Release note: On Intel UHD integrated graphics, the game reportedly boots with no rendering or textures; later, some textures appeared gray. The reporter also reports crashes when teleporting during free roam.
- Release note: Crash reported after joining the game with OpenGL.
- Release note: A user reports a crash after brief rendering while loading on Windows 10.
- Release note: A user reported GPU crashes when booting on Bazzite with Mesa 26.2.4; the report was later said to concern an older nx2 build.
- Release note: A user reports severe performance regression after updating from Build 70 to Build 75 on Linux, with around 10 FPS on the title screen, barely reaching 15 FPS, constant stuttering, and RAM usage increasing nonstop.
- Release note: A commenter reports darker, heavily shaded characters and a frame-rate drop of about 5 to 10 FPS in builds after 72, and associates the onset in their tests with commit 3aa89d1c.
- Release note: Poor frame rates; the issue says performance is worse than on most other forks.
- Release note: A user reported rapidly increasing VRAM usage after starting the game, followed by low framerate.
- Release note: Crashes while loading before the main menu; user comments also report session or emulator crashes.
- Release note: The user reports missing textures and buggy visuals, occasional startup crashes, and crashes during Grand Prix races on Intel integrated graphics.
- Release note: On macOS, crashes after the loading splash in tag/build-65.
- Release note: The emulator crashed/exited while selecting a course in Grand Prix mode. The user had not confirmed reproducibility or whether Process Lasso contributed.
Compared with Previous Build
Current: build-88 (1 record); previous: build-83 (1 record).
Mario Kart World Reported platform: Windows 11
| Build | Status | GPU / CPU | FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| build-83 | runs with issues | intel uhd graphics / intel core i5 gen 13th | Not provided | Open report |
| 31 | runs with issues | RX 6600 / i5-12400 | Not provided | Open report |
| Not provided | unknown | NVIDIA RTX 50 series / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
build-83 report
Statusruns with issues
GPUintel uhd graphics
CPUintel core i5 gen 13th
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: The user reports missing textures and buggy visuals after boot, occasional crashes during startup, and crashes during Grand Prix races. A comment says the issue is still present in build-88.
31 report
Statusruns with issues
GPURX 6600
CPUi5-12400
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: Crashes while loading before the expected main menu.
Not provided report
Statusunknown
GPUNVIDIA RTX 50 series
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: The issue is labeled [Crash] and marked as a regression, but it does not describe the crash behavior or provide a working build.
Related game issues
- [Crash] GPU crash on mesh shader building, fixed in other fork (open)
- [Crash] Linux RADV, Navi 33 (Steam Machine): GPU reset from mesh draws in OoT, "Illegal opcode in command stream", also MKW on stock build 88 (open)
- [Perf] Mario Kart World (0400C3F00006E000): severe 3D in-game performance drop from build 93 (40-54 FPS) to build 95 (17-23 FPS) (open)
- [VBug] Switch Pro Controller causes desktop input flood / mouse click freeze on Windows (open)
- [Crash] RX9070XT, SteamOS (closed)
- [VBug] MKW 1.8.0 no render no textures (intel uhd graphics) (open)
- [Crash] (open)
- crash or infinite loading when use windows 10 (any game) (closed)
- GPU crash (closed)
- [GBug] Mario Kart World – Severe Performance Regression in Build 75 (closed)
- [VBug] Build 93 finaly has no major visual errors but has poor performance 9070xt (open)
- graphics memory leak in MKW (closed)
- Mario kart Crash on SplashScreen (closed)
- [VBug] playing mario kart world but textures wont load. also crashes when playing the grand prix race (open)
- [Crash] macOS MKW Loading Splash animation shows, but crashes after. (closed)
- [MKW 1.8.0] Grand Prix crash during course selection, but excellent Free Roam performance on 16 GB RAM (Build 31) (closed)
- Release note: Building mesh shaders can cause a hard crash on AMD 7000 series and some other AMD cards; on Linux this may freeze the system, while on Windows it crashes the emulator.
- Release note: A user report says stock build 88 reset the GPU about 25 seconds after launch on Linux RADV.
- Release note: User reports 17–23.8 FPS in 3D races on build-95, compared with 40.0–54.1 FPS on build-93 under the same reported test conditions.
- Release note: On Windows 11, connecting an official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller while Lichii is open reportedly floods the host OS with phantom inputs, making desktop mouse clicks unresponsive and keyboard typing erratic. Unplugging the controller reportedly restores normal input.
- Release note: On Linux, the game froze near the title screen, followed by pixel artefacts and a system crash.
- Release note: On Intel UHD integrated graphics, the game reportedly boots with no rendering or textures; later, some textures appeared gray. The reporter also reports crashes when teleporting during free roam.
- Release note: Crash reported after joining the game with OpenGL.
- Release note: A user reports a crash after brief rendering while loading on Windows 10.
- Release note: A user reported GPU crashes when booting on Bazzite with Mesa 26.2.4; the report was later said to concern an older nx2 build.
- Release note: A user reports severe performance regression after updating from Build 70 to Build 75 on Linux, with around 10 FPS on the title screen, barely reaching 15 FPS, constant stuttering, and RAM usage increasing nonstop.
- Release note: A commenter reports darker, heavily shaded characters and a frame-rate drop of about 5 to 10 FPS in builds after 72, and associates the onset in their tests with commit 3aa89d1c.
- Release note: Poor frame rates; the issue says performance is worse than on most other forks.
- Release note: A user reported rapidly increasing VRAM usage after starting the game, followed by low framerate.
- Release note: Crashes while loading before the main menu; user comments also report session or emulator crashes.
- Release note: The user reports missing textures and buggy visuals, occasional startup crashes, and crashes during Grand Prix races on Intel integrated graphics.
- Release note: On macOS, crashes after the loading splash in tag/build-65.
- Release note: The emulator crashed/exited while selecting a course in Grand Prix mode. The user had not confirmed reproducibility or whether Process Lasso contributed.
Compared with Previous Build
Current: build-83 (1 record); previous: build-75 (0 records).
Showing 41–50 of 308 reports
Known issues from Lichii sources
Known Game Issues
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Audio plays from a different point in the game than the picture, including audio leading video in intro and other scenes. A bot comment says pull request #251 targets slow AV1 intro movies by skipping late frames, but it is not merged.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
On AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT with Vulkan, the daytime sky and distant scenery can appear white or washed out, and distant terrain and water can appear black at night.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
A user reports crashing while loading on an RX 9070 XT, even after copying another user's settings; the game and setup details are not established in that comment.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
On AMD, the sky appears white and fog or distant scenery is overbright. A bot comment attributes this to far-field light probe reads being cut off at 64 MiB and shader NaN handling.
Other / not listed
White sky in Hyrule, reported with an AMD RX 9000 series GPU.
Orbitals
Black-screen hang after an unsupported native QMD release format leaves both GPU channels waiting on a semaphore.
Ocarina of Time
On an AMD RX 7900 XTX, the distant Kokiri Forest canopy renders neon green and cyan.
Recorded fix: #292 reportedly fixes the green; a commenter says #354 addresses the root cause. Another comment says a related fix was merged in PR #351 and was not in a published release at the time of the comment.
Ocarina of Time Remake
The game freezes when pressing a button in the ocarina menu.
Recorded fix: Set Ocarina Mic Input to None in the game's Options.
Other / not listed
Selecting a microphone input and playing an ocarina note causes emulation to freeze.
Recorded fix: A comment says the issue was fixed in pull request 255.
Showing 151–160 of 361 issues
Notes de version récentes
Changements de compatibilité dans les dernières versions
Version build-117 · Ocarina of Time
Fixed a crash during shader building on Windows drivers for RX 6000 (RDNA2), RX 5000 (RDNA1), Vega, and Polaris cards. The faster matrix path now runs only on RDNA3 and newer.
Version build-116 · Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Ocarina of Time is described as very stable; foliage and Hyrule Field grass rendering are fixed, and many users get 60+ fps.
Version build-116 · Zelda: Ocarina of Time
NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution can replace the game's own upscaler on RTX cards; the setting is experimental.
Version build-116 · Zelda: Ocarina of Time
A new option turns off the game's sharpening anti-aliasing; the default Game setting behaves as before, and DLSS takes priority if both are enabled.
Version build-116 · Mario Tennis Fever
The game runs fully at 60 fps, and texture glitches are fixed.
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