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| Jul - Posts by wowfunhappy |
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| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14     Posts: 22/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by VL-Tone You could make the texture editor a separate program, like the current state of the SM64 text editor- the texture editor would use director 10, and the main TT64 program, one without a texture editor, would use director 11. After all, the current texture editor has no problems running on vista, correct? As for the M64Geometry file... it's an annoyance to be sure, and will be frustrating, but then, it's also nothing more than an annoyance, and won't cause TT64 to loose any sort of functionality. Besides, it may ultimately be for the better, as SM64 hacking progresses and geometry editing becomes increasingly common. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 23/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by GhostMaster3000 It's a bit rude to ask questions like this, but all the same, here's my very highly educated guess: Because director 11 has come out. VL-tone wants to make a version which uses director 11 rather than the old director 10. By using director 11, VL-tone can my TT64 able to work on Vista without problems. First however, he must get used to the new version of director, and solve some issues involving plugins which aren't director-11 compatible. That, and VL-tone is busy. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 24/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Excuse me in the following post- I don't really know what I'm talking about, only a general sense which I've received by reading the post's of others on this forum. In the TT64 suggestions thread, the following feature has been requested multiple times: a feature to implement gameshark codes directly into a hack. VL-tone has replied that this is not possible, as gameshark modifies a game's ram, not the game itself. But as time continues to pass, more and more is being accomplished with gameshark. Yoshiman has created many, many interesting codes- including one to ride yoshi! These would open great possibilities for a hack. As the community continues to discover more about SM64, is it now time to reconsider the possibility of implementing of gameshark codes directly into a hack? No doubt it's possible; we just need to figure out what commands the ROM uses to change the RAM in-game. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 25/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| With the communites' current knowledge of the game, is it possible to, using a hex editor, change the song used during the intro. (When you start the game on a new file) I ask because I want to remove Peach's voice. In the original game (as I'm sure most of you know) Princess Peach reads the letter she wrote out loud. Thus, if you edit the message using text editor, the message will say one thing, and Peach will say something different. For that reason, I'd like to remove Peach's voice all together, and the most logical way to do this would be to edit the music track used. I know this can be done with a hex editor, but is it currently known how? |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 26/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Oh thanks messian! It worked! BTW I managed to stop the emulator from giving the error as well, but I forgot exactly how I fixed it  . I remember that you need to start a few bytes after 581350, though. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 27/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by messiaen While there aren't very many, there are a few interesting platforms in Bowser's fire sea which don't use collision and aren't available in lethal lava land? Perhaps you could try making those available? |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 28/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Why did you delete the file from sendspace I know you released a new version of your platform battlefield, but I'd very much like to use flat lethal lava land... |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 29/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by Paula Wait, so by released, you mean she actually released it to the public? Or do you mean something else. Because I just spent about an hour on google trying to find the decompressor. If it's available, does anyone think I could have a link? |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 30/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Why not release the source code then? Maybe someone else will continue the project. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 31/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by Tanks I disagree with the above phrase completely. I support both projects- the more work that gets done, the better. Eventually, we may be able to combine the two projects, but in the mean time... I think it's good that we have multiple people. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 32/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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Originally posted by Mega-Mario I've tried to do something similarity in the past- replace the "Castle_main" (Inside Castle, probably) stage with the "Koopa_1_map", or something similar (Bowser in the Dark World, probably). When ever I do so, when I go to test the game, the game starts and I can see the main menu and play minigames, but as soon as I choose adventure and load a file or start a new game, I get the white screen of death. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 33/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Messiaen, Rather than try to fix up the tile map editor so that it's suitable for Yo-Noid, perhaps you could expand on the idea of a multi-game level editor and make the tile map editor somewhat more user friendly. (For example, I'd certainly enjoy using such an editor, even if the game capability is very low. However, I have no idea how to do that stuff you discuss in the first post in order to make the editor work) |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 34/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Play Stranded. It is by far the best SMW hack I've ever played, and I've played a lot. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 35/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| You know, I was reading through this thread, and I was thinking to myself "As soon as I finish reading the posts in this thread (Because it's generally a very bad to post after only reading some of what others said on the topic) I'm going to say that Mega-Mario really shouldn't have been banned. Everyone has their bad days, and while his may have been particularly bad, I think that we often are slightly too quick to ban people on this forum. ...Of course, this a perfect example of why it's generally a very bad to post after only reading some of what others said on the topic. I have little patience for people who re-register to get past a ban. Not to mention the fact that the number of times he re-registered shows he was having more of a "bad week" then he was a "bad day". That being said, Mega-Mario IS writing a NSMB editor, and although I hate to say we should give more chances to "experienced" hackers... we know that he's a real programmer, not just some random nobody who registers and starts spamming. And we know his editor is real- yes, screenshots can be faked, but I don't think these are, and besides, Mega-Mario has sent beta's of his editor to people for them to test. To sum things up, I think Mega-Mario should be unbanned. He's writing an editor, and while it may be unfair to give him more chances than one would to experienced hackers, I think the creation of a level editor is reason enouph to un-ban him (not to mention that life isn't fair). And to Mega-Mario: You're smart enouph to write a NSMB editor, I KNOW your smart enouph to post on a forum. Don't post garbage, and don't re-register. It gets you nowhere. And DON'T say you never re-registered; if you do, this will be the last time I stand up for you. P.S. It's events like this that cause people like Treeki to leave, y'know. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 36/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Hm... the first thing that comes to my mind when I watch that is cape/leaf Mario. Maybe cape Mario, or at least his movements, was in the beta, but then the power up was taken out in favor of more SMB1 style game play... |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 37/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| I think the cape might have caused air residence. It would force Mario to take long strides against the wind. The other possibility I can think of, aside from "moon mode" as Shantae pointed out, is some sort of underwater area. The reason the cape gets me though is the way Mario keeps his arms held out to the side of him. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 38/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Wow. At my old school, the computers had NO restrictions. People could do whatever they wanted. There was, however, a contract that all students who wished to use the computers had to sign which said that students couldn't mess up the computers or go to inappropriate websites. It was a good system; no annoying security, but no worries for the teachers. Of course, this only worked because that was a very small private school (my grade had only 3 kids in it) where the students were trustworthy. |
| wowfunhappy Member Level: 14 Posts: 39/40 EXP: 12885 For next: 186 Since: 09-10-07 Since last post: 1978 days Last activity: 1977 days |
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| Great job everyone who made this game. It's fun. I'm purely curious: do you think it would work on actual N64 hardware? |
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