Can I eat the forum?

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That's a fairly vague statement that they've used before.

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I usually don't care for NSMBW, but man, this looks beautiful.

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If you have a new 3DS with a CFW, you can use NTR CFW to stream video footage over the network, with some lag and input latency.

Here's what the quality of the footage looks like:


If you still are interested in a capture card, my brother has a Katsukity capture card 2DS and Loopy o3DS, and, from what I've seen, do NOT get a Katsukity one. It is extremely fragile and sometimes doesn't work.

As for whether it's worth it or not, that's up to you. My brother makes daily (Or something like that) videos with his so it was worth it. If you don't think you'll be recording that much, I wouldn't do it just because it is so pricey.

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What error?

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We can't help you compile it you unless you give a screenshot/log of what those errors are.

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Just play NSMB2, there's plenty of money in that game.

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It looks like he's using Blender, in which case he probably used the Bevel Modifier.

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There's a workaround to upload screenshots to your computer desktop.

You'll need to local host a file server, go to it on your Wii U from the browser, and try uploading a file. I used this tutorial.

Despite what the kinda outdated tutorial says, this works on the latest firmware version.

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Here, you don't get programming classes until high school, and when you do, it's Java.

Since I'm not there yet, I'm just self-taught in C++ (Technically, my first attempt at learning a language was ARM ASM, which I gave up on. I learned the hard way that assembly is a terrible first language).

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u32* is a pointer to a 4-byte number. I've also seen people use (vu32*), aka (volatile u32*) meaning a volatile pointer, meaning that it exists outside of your code, and that the compiler won't optimize it and screw things up.

Here's a better explanation.

Also, the u and s stand for signed and unsigned respectively.

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I think you're using pointers wrong. Consider the following code:
This would be the wrong way of comparing the two variables:
This is wrong, because pointers are just containers for hexadecimal addresses. If we were to output coinsptr, it would just say 0x12345678.

The right way to do it is to use the dereference operator, which is an asterisk (*). This gets the value AT an address.


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That was sarcasm.

Gotta love how Youtube, the place where you express yourself, disabled the comments on their video lol.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPF9Brhf9bE
This is a pretty good remix.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2yWX542ClI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49MrZBaA_Ug
These are very high quality.

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I get a MySQL error whenever I try to view this thread:

All of the other threads appear to be working fine.

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Posted by Sparsite

Because Gericom is a lazy piece of shit who can't fix any of his programs.

You should be more appreciative of people that make the editors you use, because you obviously have no idea how much effort goes into programming them.
(Plus, as SGC said, that's not even a bug...)

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It doesn't have to. A creator can choose to only have viewing capabilities for certain file formats if they just don't want to, and I think lacking editing abilities for editing Mario Party DS's files (Which is in very, very little demand) is perfectly reasonable.

If you really need editing functionality, then you should stop acting entitled and do it yourself.

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I'm curious to see which text editors people here use. Reminder, these are not IDEs like Visual Studio or Qt Creator, they are just plain text editors with syntax highlighting.

Here's a quick overview of the choices here:
Notepad++ - Open-source free general text editor, go-to for quickly editing XMLs.

Atom (My choice) - Open-source, free, well documented API, very customizable via packages and themes, but steep learning curve.

Brackets - Open-source, free editor built for web development.

Light Table - Open-source free kickstarted flexible editor (I don't really know much about this one.).

Sublime Text - Closed-source $70 sophisticated fast editor with lots of features directly out of the box.

All of these editors are cross-platform.

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