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I like the original angle though. It's not as interesting when you're just looking at controller ports straight on, when you could be looking at the Gamecube logo and the awesome orange light.@Achilles1515 flip the cube so that it's positioned like you would have it in real life by setting 0x30118 to 00000000 00000000 00000000.
Have you tried it? By setting the rotations to zero, you see the cube in an isometric view instead of a 2 dimension view. While I agree looking at the ports is worse, I think you get the full effect of the cube since you can still see the top (including the gamecube logo and awesome orange light).
Phoenix Wright?Not stage related in general, I just feel like updating ya'll on something I'm working on.
Sorry, I've just been busy with other things and haven't gotten a chance to test.
I feel like something should be done with Kongo Jungle 64 to make it singles legal. Remove barrel (?), maybe decrease the overall stage size, try and make it flat, idk. It's like...almost really cool.
Awesome! Did you fix the spawns tho? If Iremember correctly they were too close to the center on the previous version?
That was just my spawn points code and me being lazy and not updating it since I had moved the platforms. So yeah, it's fixed.
Can you upload that file? I might have an idea.Hey. I figured I'd start a discussion here.
https://youtu.be/kM36FPD1Ihg
A few years back, I tried to make the N64 Peaches Castle out of Bowser's target test. The only thing which prevented me from realizing that though was that I couldn't change the behavior of the moving platform (I needed it to move slower and further). I've managed to change a lot of behavior before (like the moving crane in Fourside), but NOTHING, literally nothing I did would change the movement of that darn platform. I know for a fact its model is in the same file, so it stands to reason it's behavior would be too? Any ideas?
Also, not really related, but does anyone know how they made the Stage Select link to different things in 20XX?
Thanks, found out what I was doing wrong.
It's a asm function injected at 8025bb44 that say "if this stage was selected, load this stage." To load multiple versions of the same stage, we load extra files into the iso using GCRebuilder and write codes that overwrite the name of the stage in RAM.
No one looked at it in the dol mod topic when I posted it. Seems like there isn't a whole lot of interest in the stage select screen mods
Source.
The file name is GrNKr.dat.
I've found there to be greater problems than that. Try loading the stage without P1 in the game and see what happens.What ever happened regarding the Mushroom Kingdom Adventure stage?
Awhile back Achilles and Ohsm fixed the camera and blastzones for the Yoshi team part of the stage, but as far as I remember not the spawn points. Whenever I try to boot the stage, all players present are spawned at the normal spawn point for Player 1 in adventure mode. As expected, getting to the Yoshi team part of the stage locks up the game.
Does anyone know how I can move the one spawn point at the start of the stage and remove the yoshi team trigger so the stage doesn't crash? Has either of these issues been fixed already?
Everyone dies once and then respawns near the start...
Don't 4 ICs all using Blizzard make it lag? Turn items on only pokeballs and max and I'm sure it would haha
Just four regular characters on FoD will cause noticeable lag. But if you really want to push it just make all four players Ice Climbers like CeLL said.
Don't do things like that, Gamecubes feel pain too. :C
At least he didn't say 6 ICs.
Achilles1515
and @zankyou
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From what I've heard from Zankyou, the edges of platforms can be switched to be grabbable with one byte. Is that true?
Also another thing, Achilles, do you know if anyone has already written codes to freeze or better yet despawn the racers/cars on Mute City?
I shall do these tests, for science. Thanks!@Myougi
Mute City: Disable cars (no longer move outside camera) (1.02)
041f0188 60000000
They're still spawned, but should be impossible to see in-game, so I suggest to do some tests
Oh, they are still here. You just looked at the wrong place, I knew where they were, but thought they would be invisible. Here they are if you move back the carema directly from the stage (You can see DK and Pika The Yellow Spot where the characters fight). I had to test it on console to be sure, this is why the camera picture. The cars can't move at all, so at any point in the stage, they're stay frozen at the same place in the 3D space.
