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Holy shit, this is amazing.Guys it seems like not many people know about this
The source code for the PC port is now 100% public and available on GitHub for everyone to see and contribute to. It now supports analog camera movement and even mouse look, with a brand new options menu for it:
The builds instructions are in the github page. The dependencies are different than for the old leaked version. Also, as far as I can tell, it's impossible to build Windows binaries from Linux, which is what I tried at first. You need to build your Windows binaries from Windows, using mysys. It's all in the tutorial. Follow it step by step and you'll have no issues.
Build the new version and just place the new exe with your savefile. But the new version is crashing randomly on start when loading old savefiles (only on Windows), they're working on fixing that
also, sometimes it doesn't save the configs for the camera. dunno why.
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Follow the turorial step by step. How long it takes depends on you lol
And yes if you compile on windows the output is an exe
i mean, tbf, when the fullscreen bug is fixed(doesn't seem to be on the latest commit), it's the best version, given we can force aa.
Yup. It keeps forgetting the settings whenever I enter a new level. Hell, whenever I enter a warp shortcut it wipes the camera configs. Really annoying when the default camera configs are the wrong ones for me.
The Windows version currently has like a 75% change of crashing on startup when there's a save present but if you open it enough times it will eventually open and work fine
I had no idea about this. That would be sweet!I remember reading that with a Gameshark you could get the Blargg model re-added to the lava levels.
I wonder if the same can be done here with the code since that's where the original references were found to him.
There is a multiplayer mod of the 64 emulated version that has multiple characters, including Peach with the float! Look up a safe mirror somewhere and give it a shot!
With most games, if you play it twice the exact same way with the exact same button presses, then you'll get the exact same outcome. Because of that, those games can play back demos (e.g. title screens, attract screens, or the Super Guide) by just loading a level and playing back a set of recorded button presses within the game's engine. Theoretically, in those games, you could take control of those demos at any time, if the code let you.
I don't have that line in my makefile. It's the file that's just called "makefile" with no extension, right?
That was it, thanks.
That's nice to hear. I saw that they pushed the camera stuff over to the master, which also includes fullscreen and other fixes. I'm building as we speak, but getting the camera stuff is confusing me a bit. They say to build it with the make BETTERCAMERA=1 flag but I honestly don't know how or when to do this.
yep. it was all inserted onto Testing, but i never managed to add the camera to the master version. given Goomy report, ill build the testing branch later today.
What's the confusion? When you run the make command, just add BETTERCAMERA=1.
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