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SuperWhomp256	Posted on 05-21-11, 09:54 pm Hi.
Posts: 3/12 Since: 05-20-11 Last post: 4581 days Last view: 4581 days	What kind of "language" does SM64DS use, are there any tutorials to ASM hacking, and can I add files to a ROM? Also, are there any programs to turn .WAVs and .MP3s into SM64DS-compatible files?

Mega-Mario	Posted on 05-22-11, 01:22 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 20/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	SM64DS uses ARM ASM, as every NDS program... you may look at GBAtek for infos about the DS's ARM CPUs and everything else. As for SM64DS's sound files, look for tools about SDAT files.

jtjj222	Posted on 05-22-11, 03:25 pm (revision 3) Hi.
Posts: 7/9 Since: 05-11-11 Last post: 4712 days Last view: 4706 days	I'd say learn an HLL first. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12637402/txt.txt

SuperWhomp256	Posted on 05-22-11, 07:59 pm Hi.
Posts: 5/12 Since: 05-20-11 Last post: 4581 days Last view: 4581 days	Okay, I'll be sure to do those things. Thank you both for the advice.

Mega-Mario	Posted on 05-22-11, 08:12 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 22/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	>x86 assembly Not really needed when hacking DS games. ARM assembly is quite different from x86, y'know. >buying a book People tend to prefer methods that don't cost money, but whatever...

jtjj222	Posted on 05-23-11, 12:13 am Hi.
Posts: 8/9 Since: 05-11-11 Last post: 4712 days Last view: 4706 days	Well, there are lots of books on x86 for beginers, so you can learn how asm feels, then just read the arm asm specs

SuperWhomp256	Posted on 05-23-11, 09:19 pm Hi.
Posts: 7/12 Since: 05-20-11 Last post: 4581 days Last view: 4581 days	Okay, thanks again, both of you. By the way, does a disassembler "disassemble" (durr...) assembly code into a more understandable version, or what does it do?

jtjj222	Posted on 05-25-11, 12:50 am Hi.
Posts: 9/9 Since: 05-11-11 Last post: 4712 days Last view: 4706 days	it turns binary machine code into assembly

Vinnyboiler	Posted on 06-23-11, 12:35 pm Hi.
Micro-Goomba Posts: 2/19 Since: 05-11-11 Last post: 4456 days Last view: 3211 days	I got a minor question, What emulator do you suppose is currently most accurate in emulating SM64?

Gericom	Posted on 06-23-11, 12:42 pm Hi.
Goomba Posts: 2/22 Since: 06-22-11 Last post: 4353 days Last view: 4333 days	I think it's DeSmuME.

Mega-Mario	Posted on 06-23-11, 12:46 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 30/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	I'd recommend the latest DeSmuME (0.9.7). Quite accurate. Its software rasterizer is really close to the real thing. However, it requires a powerful computer-- if yours can't handle it, NO$GBA 2.6 is the second best choice. Not as accurate as DeSmuME, but still pretty good in accuracy, and runs fast on pretty much any computer.

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uTopia Productions	Posted on 07-22-11, 05:23 am (revision 1) Hi.
Shyguy Posts: 2/82 Since: 07-22-11 Last post: 4434 days Last view: 4434 days	Hey, I wondered if you need to triangulate your wavefront(.obj) model before using it. Also how I change textures(if it's possible)

Mega-Mario	Posted on 07-22-11, 03:33 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 54/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	I'd recommend you do so. Actually, the importer supports dots, lines, triangles and quads correctly (although idk about non-planar quads). Polygons with more vertices don't generate anything visible and may generate incorrect collision data. So yeah, triangulate your model to be sure it works right.

uTopia Productions

Posted on 07-22-11, 04:15 pm (revision 2)

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Posted by Mega-Mario
I'd recommend you do so. Actually, the importer supports dots, lines, triangles and quads correctly (although idk about non-planar quads). Polygons with more vertices don't generate anything visible and may generate incorrect collision data. So yeah, triangulate your model to be sure it works right.

I see, thanks!

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Mega-Mario	Posted on 07-22-11, 04:42 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 56/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	I think King Bob-Omb does that because it is somehow linked to the Star Marker (STARBASE) object on the mountain... try moving that object and see what happens. (friendly tip, use the [url] tag around links to make 'em clickable)

uTopia Productions	Posted on 07-22-11, 06:36 pm Hi.
Shyguy Posts: 10/82 Since: 07-22-11 Last post: 4434 days Last view: 4434 days	Okay... but later.

ray	Posted on 07-23-11, 01:06 pm Hi.
Posts: 1/65 Since: 07-17-11 Last post: 4432 days Last view: 4326 days	Ok I think this is a noob question, but how can I make collision in a 3D model? I created for a test a simple cube (only the rectangles) and I fell trough Ho can you make the collision?

uTopia Productions	Posted on 07-23-11, 04:52 pm (revision 1) Hi.
Shyguy Posts: 14/82 Since: 07-22-11 Last post: 4434 days Last view: 4434 days	Posted by ray Ok I think this is a noob question, but how can I make collision in a 3D model? I created for a test a simple cube (only the rectangles) and I fell trough Ho can you make the collision? What program did you use?

Mega-Mario	Posted on 07-23-11, 05:42 pm Hi.
Kuriboss Posts: 66/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4335 days Last view: 2758 days	The collision is generated by the importer itself. Be sure to have 'Generate collision map' checked.

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