Editing Legend of Zelda, The: Twilight Princess

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The best way to play Twilight Princess is '''Dusklight''' a PC port of the 2001 Gamecube decompilation. It is touted as a very feature-complete port with many [[QoL]] improvements.


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{{Check|{{abbr|Multiple platforms supported|Dusklight is in active development and may be ported to more systems}}}}
{{Check|Dynamic screen ratio/resolutions (8K+) }}
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{{Check|{{abbr|Custom control binds|Extra actions can be bound to separate buttons to make the layout better fit a modern controller. However, this release, being based on the 2001 Gamecube version, only has two equipment buttons compared to three in the 2015 HD re-release (and other 3D Zelda titles). See below for extra binding options.}}}}
{{Check|{{abbr|QoL|DuskLight has two settings on boot: &quot;Original&quot; and &quot;DuskLight&quot;. Original preserves the 2001 release features while DuskLight adjusts the bloom levels, as well as disables some things many players find annoying, such as repeated collectible jingles. BWTP finds Dusklight to be faithful to the original game, but improves upon existing issues in the base game.}}}}
{{Check|Mirrored visuals option to match the Wii release}}
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{{Dash|Requires a Gamecube NTSC ISO of Twilight Princess}}
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Due to Dusklight being based on the original 2001 Gamecube release, the controls may not map very well to modern controllers. There are additional mods that port the more standardized Wii U HD release's controls to Dusklight with some catches.

The only fully-featured mod that can remap controller glyphs to different layouts is to use Dawnlight (a fork of Dusklight) that gives three equipment slots like the 2015 HD re-release, along with [https://gamebanana.com/mods/678669 HATenshi's Wii U-like preset UI mod] that gives comprehensive remapping visuals to match all player types to all controller types.