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gamekrazzy Member Level: 28 Posts: 177/199 EXP: 127157 For next: 4181 Since: 03-06-09 Since last post: 1037 days Last activity: 380 days	Posted on 08-03-09 09:00:15 PM Link | Quote
	Well I don't really want to put out a release date yet, because I would feel I have to get it done by then. which in effect I still havn't finished all of the super Mushroom stuff in this hack. I mean I still have to edit and change Metal Mario's behavior as well as the cap so I can make the mushroom a texture. -------------------- Gamekrazzy*

Celux Cheep-cheep Level: 29 Posts: 57/199 EXP: 132175 For next: 15710 Since: 09-21-08 Since last post: 111 days Last activity: 21 days	Posted on 08-05-09 04:57:19 AM Link | Quote
	I havn't done any Super Mario 64 hacking for quite some time, but im very tempted to get back into it considering how much i love making video game hacks. But perhaps i should wait until the polygon importer is released. -------------------- Im watching you.

Stevoisiak Member Level: 34 Posts: 273/283 EXP: 239034 For next: 14617 Since: 11-22-07 From: New York, Long Island Since last post: 1763 days Last activity: 1664 days

Posted on 08-05-09 12:43:05 PM Link | Quote

Originally posted by Celux I havn't done any Super Mario 64 hacking for quite some time, but im very tempted to get back into it considering how much i love making video game hacks. But perhaps i should wait until the polygon importer is released. Yeah, mario hacking seems to have gone to a standstill since the release of the Missing Stars, and the removal of the release date for the polygon importer... -------------------- The guy who acts like he actually knows what he's talking about

Lyskar 12190 -The Chaos within trumps the Chaos without- Level: 174 Posts: 3158/12195 EXP: 69502736 For next: 1395131 Since: 07-03-07 From: 52-2-88-7 Since last post: 2 hours Last activity: 31 min.	Posted on 08-05-09 01:49:38 PM Link | Quote
	Time/Date 08-05-09 10:49:38am Posts 3158 Days Here 764 Level 81 Metal_Man88 Local Moderator Well, that'd be because the polygon importer will probably make older hacking things seem... incomplete. It shall come out soon enough. -------------------- Jeez, not being Spontaneous Madness is gonna take some getting used to... Original Layout © Tobias Kelmandia

gamekrazzy Member Level: 28 Posts: 178/199 EXP: 127157 For next: 4181 Since: 03-06-09 Since last post: 1037 days Last activity: 380 days

Posted on 08-05-09 06:01:14 PM Link | Quote

Originally posted by Metal_Man88 Well, that'd be because the polygon importer will probably make older hacking things seem... incomplete. It shall come out soon enough. No... there are still stuff for instance as in what I am currently working on Metal_Man. Just because the polygon importer is coming doesn't mean thats it. We can still hack mario, his caps and everything. Anyways I have an update. I was able to bilboard the super mushroom texture. I had read through the bilboarding and completely skipped the 0x14 command in the geo layout. Turned out that the 1 up and alot of other stuf didn't have that command because of the 0x21 command in there behavior. But because I couldn't find the behavior for the metal cap I had to use the 14 command. I basically made my own geo layout for the super mushroom. I am working on getting the texture right so that it looks more realistic(Using the 1-up mushroom texture it is halfway through the ground. I tried using a tree for it and replacing the texture but it was to big. My next task will be to change some behaviors. YAY! -------------------- Gamekrazzy*

Lyskar 12190 -The Chaos within trumps the Chaos without- Level: 174 Posts: 3165/12195 EXP: 69502736 For next: 1395131 Since: 07-03-07 From: 52-2-88-7 Since last post: 2 hours Last activity: 31 min.	Posted on 08-05-09 06:06:50 PM Link | Quote
	Time/Date 08-05-09 03:06:50pm Posts 3165 Days Here 764 Level 81 Metal_Man88 Local Moderator Well yeah. I mean the people who aren't currently doing much at the moment. -------------------- Jeez, not being Spontaneous Madness is gonna take some getting used to... Original Layout © Tobias Kelmandia

messiaen Catgirl Level: 61 Posts: 627/1085 EXP: 1795233 For next: 81363 Since: 11-20-07 Since last post: 197 days Last activity: 183 days

Posted on 08-25-09 09:59:06 PM Link | Quote

Forgot to post this one: Davem314 suggested me to try something along the lines of Mario Kart green shells. Its still much simpler than that, currently the shells only protect Mario. An idea for the future is to make them (beta) red shells and once you throw them they will look for the nearest enemy and chase them. I already have an idea how to implement this, finding the nearest animated object is easy, but I have been lazy to look at the 1-up mushroom to get a proper "chase" effect. By the way, the shells are just a modified Amp behavior. While looking at the amp behavior I found some possible cool effects, such as gradually increasing/decreasing the radius of the circular movement, or making the amps move. That could be exploited in future hacks.

Devin175 260 Level: 32 Posts: 161/266 EXP: 191475 For next: 14967 Since: 06-17-09 From: United States Since last post: 599 days Last activity: 599 days	Posted on 08-26-09 07:38:54 PM Link | Quote
	Outstanding messiaen, you've done it again with your hacking skill.

Aamelo Member Level: 15 Posts: 15/46 EXP: 13592 For next: 2792 Since: 08-06-09 Since last post: 1548 days Last activity: 1190 days	Posted on 08-27-09 08:19:59 PM Link | Quote
	He is one of the best hackers of sm64 that i seen...

Devin175 260 Level: 32 Posts: 164/266 EXP: 191475 For next: 14967 Since: 06-17-09 From: United States Since last post: 599 days Last activity: 599 days	Posted on 08-27-09 08:25:01 PM Link | Quote
	Originally posted by Aamelo He is one of the best hackers of sm64 that i seen... don't forget vl-tone.

messiaen Catgirl Level: 61 Posts: 628/1085 EXP: 1795233 For next: 81363 Since: 11-20-07 Since last post: 197 days Last activity: 183 days	Posted on 08-28-09 11:45:01 AM Link | Quote
	From theory to practice. Finally a good use for those beta red shells :

Aamelo Member Level: 15 Posts: 16/46 EXP: 13592 For next: 2792 Since: 08-06-09 Since last post: 1548 days Last activity: 1190 days	Posted on 08-28-09 03:04:14 PM Link | Quote
	Originally posted by messiaen From theory to practice. Finally a good use for those beta red shells : Why don't you do a "!" Box that gives you the shell powerup?

I Love Ikachan! Member Level: 12 Posts: 23/28 EXP: 6627 For next: 1294 Since: 04-25-09 Since last post: 1778 days Last activity: 1768 days	Posted on 08-28-09 04:37:49 PM Link | Quote
	Awesome work, messiaen! But isn't there a way you can make those red shells not get stuck at the wall? (Maybe you can make it explode or something.) -------------------- Try again when you can make a layout that doesn't suck. --X

Devin175 260 Level: 32 Posts: 167/266 EXP: 191475 For next: 14967 Since: 06-17-09 From: United States Since last post: 599 days Last activity: 599 days

Posted on 08-28-09 05:04:21 PM (last edited by Metal_Man88 at 08-31-09 05:34 PM) Link | Quote

Why don't you do a "!" Box that gives you the shell powerup? He just didn't want to do a graphic hack, and if I'm not mistaken he wants to create something that nobody has ever thought of. Awesome work, messiaen! But isn't there a way you can make those red shells not get stuck at the wall? (Maybe you can make it explode or something.) I don't think he change it, but I do know he is using the 1-up behavior for the shells. Quotes made more legible by Metal Man88

Lyskar 12190 -The Chaos within trumps the Chaos without- Level: 174 Posts: 3296/12195 EXP: 69502736 For next: 1395131 Since: 07-03-07 From: 52-2-88-7 Since last post: 2 hours Last activity: 31 min.

Posted on 08-28-09 05:20:42 PM Link | Quote

Time/Date 08-28-09 02:20:42pm Posts 3296 Days Here 787 Level 83 Metal_Man88 Local Moderator Originally posted by Aamelo Why don't you do a "!" Box that gives you the shell powerup? He has to be sure he can walk before he can run with this experimental hack, Aamelo. It'd be like me asking you why you aren't doing calculus already if you haven't finished trigonometry. -------------------- Original Layout © Tobias Kelmandia

gamekrazzy Member Level: 28 Posts: 186/199 EXP: 127157 For next: 4181 Since: 03-06-09 Since last post: 1037 days Last activity: 380 days

Posted on 08-31-09 05:30:45 PM Link | Quote

hey watsup. Anyways I know this has nothing to do with the super mushroom hack, but recently I have been studying the way other levels work with the help of VL-Tone's documents. I know I have found out how area 2, 3, and 4 work. This is to show that. It's Bob-omb Battlefield with 2 areas. They are practically the same in it, I just changed the backgrounds so that it looks like your switching from night to day. I also changed the music. The lulluby is perfect for Night time. Anyways here is the video. -------------------- Gamekrazzy*

Devin175 260 Level: 32 Posts: 183/266 EXP: 191475 For next: 14967 Since: 06-17-09 From: United States Since last post: 599 days Last activity: 599 days	Posted on 08-31-09 05:54:30 PM (last edited by Dopeboy175 at 08-31-09 05:55 PM) Link | Quote
	Nice job gamekrazzy.

messiaen Catgirl Level: 61 Posts: 629/1085 EXP: 1795233 For next: 81363 Since: 11-20-07 Since last post: 197 days Last activity: 183 days

Posted on 08-31-09 05:55:47 PM Link | Quote

Originally posted by Metal_Man88 Originally posted by Aamelo Why don't you do a "!" Box that gives you the shell powerup? He has to be sure he can walk before he can run with this experimental hack, Aamelo. It'd be like me asking you why you aren't doing calculus already if you haven't finished trigonometry. Yeah, that's the spirit. There's no much use getting it as a real power-up since it doesn't serve much purpose in the original game. The main idea is to eventually use it on a future hack, adjusting things to work the way I want (ie, for a specific purpose in a level). Awesome work, messiaen! But isn't there a way you can make those red shells not get stuck at the wall? (Maybe you can make it explode or something.) That's a good idea, I guess I'll just make them explode after some time, which will make things simpler for me. Gamekrazzy: Interesting, I never looked much at areas because unfortunately you can't work with them yet in Toad's Tool 64, but you should try setting a few different areas for Flatworld (make sure you make two copies of the terrain polygons/collision and point to them respectively so they can be really independent areas).

gamekrazzy Member Level: 28 Posts: 187/199 EXP: 127157 For next: 4181 Since: 03-06-09 Since last post: 1037 days Last activity: 380 days

Posted on 08-31-09 09:30:02 PM (last edited by gamekrazzy at 08-31-09 10:33 PM) Link | Quote

Originally posted by messiaen Gamekrazzy: Interesting, I never looked much at areas because unfortunately you can't work with them yet in Toad's Tool 64, but you should try setting a few different areas for Flatworld (make sure you make two copies of the terrain polygons/collision and point to them respectively so they can be really independent areas). If you set the level to a level that has more then one area, you can edit them that way. The last time I tried it with flatworld though it didn't work. __________________________________________________________________________ Now that I think of it. I could make one big humungous level that uses multiple flatworlds, but the farthest I can get is 4 areas because the largest level has 4 areas. Do you think I should make a document on how multiple areas work. Kind of like an add on to VL-Tone's flat world document? I mean this would be usefull for people who want as much levels as they can fit into this game right. Also maybe VL-tone could use it for the next version of TT64. -------------------- Gamekrazzy*

VL-Tone Member Super Mario 64 forum moderator Level: 48 Posts: 516/620 EXP: 793055 For next: 30488 Since: 07-27-07 From: Montreal, Canada Since last post: 197 days Last activity: 10 hours

Posted on 09-09-09 12:32:20 AM (last edited by VL-Tone at 09-09-09 12:33 AM) Link | Quote

Time: One second ago - Date: Tomorrow - Weather: Sunshine - Mood: Moody Answer to the universe: Yes Nice to see you making that much progress in custom SM64 hacking gamecrazzy! I was wondering, what's the problem with multiple custom areas in TT64? Is it that they create an error while loading the ROM or is it that you can't access them because of the hard-coded area selector numbers? At this point unfortunately it would be complicated to add multiple-area support for the importer, as the whole system is based on the idea that there is 1 custom level file + 1 .obj file per level slot. --------------------

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