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This is a normal error and is caused by the Quint ray tracing shader not being included by default in the texture pack since it’s exclusive to Marty McFly Patrons (I can’t distribute it). The error happens because it can’t find the shader itself, but there is a configuration file for it if it would have found it. ReShade thinks something’s wrong, but everything’s working as expected! So you can just ignore the error. In future releases the message will be removed to avoid confusion. I hope this answers your question!

I've tried changing the speed up hot-key exactly the way you described but as soon as i close the window, it auto-resets back to "L -Trigger." I dont know if there's an "Apply" button somewhere im missing or i'm just doing something completely wrong in general.

Hi Casey! It looks like Windows is struggling with the file path, it seems to be too long perhaps? Try moving the texture pack out into a directory that’s ”higher up” on your PC, like Documents or the Desktop!

Thank you so much for the reply! I'll try it out :)

Hi! I managed to find the solution whilst helping LGG with the problem earlier tonight. The solution is quite simple, but not obvious. I have updated the texture pack information page with instructions on how to do the fix, and here they are copied straight from there: This error appears when your graphics card is not able to be initialised for use in Dolphin, which can result in several issues (including crashing, random texture corruption and other graphical features not working as intended). It is therefore highly recommended that you perform the following actions to fix the error before playing the game. Fixing it is a simple two-step process: 1. Select "Use Maximum performance" as the power management mode for ZTP4K.exe (the dolphin launch program inside of the corresponding texture pack folder) in the NVIDIA Control Panel program on your PC. Go into the nvidia control panel > Manage 3D settings > Program Settings tab > click "Add" and find the ZTP4K.exe file in the texture pack directory you use to play the texture pack. Then set the mode for power management in the list to "Prefer maximum performance" 2. On Windows 10 and newer, you must set the graphics mode for the exe in the Windows settings as well. Go to System > Display options > Graphics settings in the Windows settings and click the "Browse" button under the Desktop App list button and then select the correct texture pack ZTP4K.exe just like in the NVIDIA Control Panel. It should get added to the list of apps in the same menu. Now, click it in the list and then "Options" > Select the "High Performance" in the menu that appears. Done! Restart the emulator and the error should now be gone.

That doesn't sound right. Just to make sure; do you have Zelda TP4K extracted somewhere on your PC where it's not write protected? (Documents, Desktop or another hard drive should work)

Hi Mukoma! Do you have an anti virus software or browser plugin that is blocking the download, by chance? If so, try disabling it temporarily and see if that fixes the issue!

This could be a problem with the patch itself, it has to be a patch for the correct version of the game. However I've heard of people experiencing crashes with the patch enabled by default, so I've left it disabled in my texture pack for that reason. Are you using the PAL version of the game?

Hi! This is a false positive in Windows 10 as a result of the icon of the exe being modified after it had been compiled (hence Windows thinking it's a file edited with malicious code). I can assure you the file is completely safe, but if you want to be completely sure you can simply install the texture pack in your regular installation of Dolphin if you please. I have fixed this error in the latest version of the texture pack, 1.0.3, which was released to Patrons yesterday. I apologize for the confusion!

Try switching the graphics backend from "DirectX 12" to "DirectX 11"!