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Posted on 11-28-13 07:06 PM Link | #35455

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before I ask this question, thanks for answering my previous questions.

ok, I got luigi's key, and on the "congradulations" screen, the game froze. why?

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Posted on 01-14-14 03:01 PM Link | #37609
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Last view: 1544 days ago 		Don't know if this is the right place to ask but, how do we change collision type of a material(like grass, lava etc.)? Sorry for the total noob question but I can't find it anywhere.

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Posted on 01-14-14 04:48 PM Link | #37611
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Posted by Stomatol
Don't know if this is the right place to ask but, how do we change collision type of a material(like grass, lava etc.)? Sorry for the total noob question but I can't find it anywhere.

https://kuribo64.net/?page=wiki&id=Super_Mario_64_DS

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Posted on 01-14-14 05:20 PM (rev. 2 of 01-14-14 09:11 PM) Link | #37615
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Posted by Hiccup
https://kuribo64.net/?page=wiki&id=Super_Mario_64_DS


I still don't get how we're supposed to use the KCL editor, I mean, theres just a bunch of yellow lines and numbers :I I'm again sorry for being so nooby

EDIT: If i get it correctly there's no way to make a collisions based on textures, like it is in the SM64 model importer?

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Posted on 01-14-14 10:08 PM Link | #37625
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Last view: 274 days ago 		Yes there is: when you load a model to import, either in the KCL editor or Model Importer there's a table that lists the materials and the collision types they'll be imported with. Change the collision type per material to the ID of the collision type you want (you can view/edit a level's collision types in the CLPS editor (CLPS in Level Editor)), click on 'Assign Types' and then import the model. It's set to zero by default which in most levels is solid. If you want to use the collision types available in one level in another, you can copy them over using the CLPS editor.

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Posted on 01-15-14 07:52 AM (rev. 2 of 01-15-14 07:57 AM) Link | #37631
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Posted by Fiachra
Yes there is: when you load a model to import, either in the KCL editor or Model Importer there's a table that lists the materials and the collision types they'll be imported with. Change the collision type per material to the ID of the collision type you want (you can view/edit a level's collision types in the CLPS editor (CLPS in Level Editor)), click on 'Assign Types' and then import the model. It's set to zero by default which in most levels is solid. If you want to use the collision types available in one level in another, you can copy them over using the CLPS editor.


Wait, for me there isn't any table with materials..
This is all there is for me:

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Sorry again for the extreme noob posts

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Posted on 01-15-14 09:42 AM Link | #37634
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Posted on 01-15-14 10:34 AM (rev. 3 of 01-15-14 10:45 AM) Link | #37635
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Posted by skawo
You're not using the latest version.

Well, I've got this zip file called "SM64DSe_Backup_20140104_R65", but I have no idea how I'm supposed to install it or whatever

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Posted on 01-15-14 04:19 PM Link | #37638
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Posted on 01-15-14 04:28 PM Link | #37639
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Posted by Hiccup
Since when have rom hacking tools ever had installers?

Meh, you get my point, I don't know how to use the files inside it.

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Posted on 01-15-14 06:01 PM Link | #37640
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Last view: 274 days ago 		Extract the archive, the executable is in bin/Release/

I package the source as well for if anyone wants to look at it or compile and debug it themselves.

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Posted on 01-15-14 06:02 PM (rev. 2 of 01-15-14 06:06 PM) Link | #37641
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Posted by Fiachra
Extract the archive, the executable is in bin/Release/

I package the source as well for if anyone wants to look at it or compile and debug it themselves.


Oh well, didn't look in there. Thanks for the help! Btw, is there a list of collision types somewhere on the forums?

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Posted on 01-15-14 06:46 PM Link | #37643
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Last view: 274 days ago 		Only a very small number are documented; look in bin/Release/CLPS_Types.xml for a list of the known ones. Any known collision types will appear in the CLPS editor "Type/Description" column. You can use this dropdown to set the collision type for that row (ID).

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Posted by Fiachra
Only a very small number are documented; look in bin/Release/CLPS_Types.xml for a list of the known ones. Any known collision types will appear in the CLPS editor "Type/Description" column. You can use this dropdown to set the collision type for that row (ID).

But how do we assign collision types to textures using the CLPS editor?

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Posted by Fiachra
Yes there is: when you load a model to import, either in the KCL editor or Model Importer there's a table that lists the materials and the collision types they'll be imported with. Change the collision type per material to the ID of the collision type you want (you can view/edit a level's collision types in the CLPS editor (CLPS in Level Editor)), click on 'Assign Types' and then import the model. It's set to zero by default which in most levels is solid. If you want to use the collision types available in one level in another, you can copy them over using the CLPS editor.

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Posted on 01-15-14 06:58 PM (rev. 2 of 01-15-14 08:42 PM) Link | #37646
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Edit: Finally got it to work, thanks so much for the help! ^_^

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Posted on 01-19-14 01:12 AM Link | #37742
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Last view: 3030 days ago 		Where can I get the latest version of the editor?
The Super Mario 64 DS Downloads tabs just takes me to a page that only has downloads for Whitehole and Wiiexplorer.

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Posted on 01-19-14 08:18 AM Link | #37745
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Posted by Zeldaman101
Where can I get the latest version of the editor?
The Super Mario 64 DS Downloads tabs just takes me to a page that only has downloads for Whitehole and Wiiexplorer.


The editor development thread. It's somewhere near the end of the topic.

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Posted on 01-20-14 07:41 PM Link | #37821

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Are there any Sm64ds editors for mac?

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Posted on 01-20-14 08:03 PM Link | #37822
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