People are working on it, but a lot of people are waiting for proper mod support so people aren't dependent on compiling every single time to adjust models and textures.
A PC port of Mario 64 has appeared out of nowhere
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Can anyone provide some help on screen tearing, its really quite bad on the pi4. Ive set vsynch to 1 in the sm64pc config file but it had no effect. Does anyone else have tearing this bad?
Just so you know, the cheats feature was hidden by default. In the latest nightly, what you have to do to unlock cheats is press "L" three times in the pause menu. You'll hear a sound which means cheats are now available in the Options menu.
Please note that when I say "L" I mean L as in the N64 button, so check your bindings. By default I think it's mapped to clicking the left stick.
Please note that when I say "L" I mean L as in the N64 button, so check your bindings. By default I think it's mapped to clicking the left stick.
The automatic compiler thnig I linked yesterday got updated, now you can put the file wherever you want and it will compile there, so if you want it all done in a specific folder, you can. Haven't tested it out myself yet, though.
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Use the second one if you're getting a "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
build.sh
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build-slow.sh
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Use the second one if you're getting a "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
Seeing this it's kind of mindblowing how this level felt gigantic to me as a kid.
Main thing that sticks out is Mario's hands aren't animated. They're still just fists. Maybe I should examine Mario's hands in Sunshine and the Galaxy games.
Worked beautifully. Thank you.The automatic compiler thnig I linked yesterday got updated, now you can put the file wherever you want and it will compile there, so if you want it all done in a specific folder, you can. Haven't tested it out myself yet, though.
build.sh
build-slow.sh
Use the second one if you're getting a "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
NP.
I don't think it's fetching the most up to date stuff, at least with the nightlies. All of the nightlies I've compiled aren't the ones with the most up to date cheat menus.
And clicking L isn't activating it either, I have to use command line. Not that it's a big deal since I'm sure it'll get resolved eventually, but still.
He always has his hands clenched when running, but loosened up when walking or standing still in later titles.
Just ran the nightly and it seem to contain everything. I did however have to make sure to get rid of my previous nightly folder and have the script pull everything from scratch.
Edit.. when I say everything I mean the camera and draw distance. I haven't tested out the smoke.
I do that too; so that means there must be something wrong with my pacman suu-ing.
I don't want to have to redo that again, lol.
New updates to the previous scripts, just stuff to smooth out the creation process.
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Once again, use the second one only if you get a make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs.... error.
build.sh
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build-slow.sh
drive.google.com
Once again, use the second one only if you get a make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs.... error.
So all I need for this is a ROM of the game? I just drop it in and the game builds itself automatically?The automatic compiler thnig I linked yesterday got updated, now you can put the file wherever you want and it will compile there, so if you want it all done in a specific folder, you can. Haven't tested it out myself yet, though.
build.sh
build-slow.sh
Use the second one if you're getting a "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
That looks fantastic. I think it helps they kept the lighting pretty in line with the rest of the game, he doesn't really stick out like a sore thumb.
This looks really good and I can totally see the rumoured Mario 64 remaster doing something along these lines. High poly Mario looks totally fine in the original N64 world. Just replace Mario, Toad, Bowser, Yoshi etc with higher poly models and it'll look really great.
Compiled on MacOS added instructions here https://github.com/sm64pc/sm64pc/issues/235
Although I can't figure out what's blocking gamepad input events working on MacOS (using a NES30 and Xbox One Controller). If anyone has knowledge in this area, please share. It's probably something silly like some security issue in MacOS I'm not familiar with.
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Although I can't figure out what's blocking gamepad input events working on MacOS (using a NES30 and Xbox One Controller). If anyone has knowledge in this area, please share. It's probably something silly like some security issue in MacOS I'm not familiar with.
How to remap controls? · Issue #224 · sm64pc/sm64ex
There is two ways to map controls - one, though the config file, and the second through the submenu by pressing R in the pause menu. However, controls seem to be represented in 4 letter/number comb...
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Mostly. Follow the directions I posted in the other page and follow the prompts in the compile script.
I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
I absolutely love this image
Unfortunately, most of the textures I've seen are of the latter.I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
There are some decent romhack textures for the emulators, but no one has managed to convert them for this version yet.
I would love to see Hypatia's papercraft texture pack adapted to this new PC port.
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Hypatia's Mario Craft 64 Texture pack! DOWNLOAD LINK -------------------- It's finally out!! This zip includes instructions for installing the pack as well as the cheat code to change Mario's...
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I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
Reposting these to another page while also providing more up to date compiling scripts. The no draw distance mod causes crashes in the master/stable build, but it was fixed in the nightly. However, nightlies don't properly compile on Windows right now apparently.
Once again, use the second build script if you get the "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
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Linux:
Once again, use the second build script if you get the "make: * Waiting for unfinished jobs...." error.
build_1.2.sh
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build-slow_1.2.sh
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install-ubuntu.sh
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Linux:
Mwahaha 😂I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
yet to heard about it. have only seen the model and texture mods. the ports try their hardest to run the original game like it was.
I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
LMAO I've never seen this before. So true.
People are working on actual mod tools so you don't have to constantly recompile in order to add or remove anything. I'm sure once that's done, people will start recreating the DS stuff. That will also probably be when the texture and level changes speed up in their progress.
yeah, mindfart, forgot to talk about the mod tools. iirc on the texture stuff, it seems the port, for now, refuses to load highres textures, and just downscales it, or breaks the rest of the textures.
Just noticed that the eyes on the HD cat are glowing, lol.I'd like to see the worlds retextured too, just as long as it didn't look like this
Anyway, there's already a 60 fps version out there. A little jittery, but looking good so far:
I'm totally expecting the homebrew version of this for Switch to be better than the official release.
Goddamn, I'm way less anxious of whatever Nintendo will put out as the Remaster. This thing will always be there and is already making huge strides to be the most excellent version possible.
So someone made a forum specific to the PC port. That part isn't important; what is important is the fact that the instructions for compiling, along with the scripts I've been posting in the thread every so often, are all there for both Windows and Linux. So now I don't have to post them every few pages or so now.
We have the source code, anything is feasible.
Might take a while for people to actually understand how to do that.
