I removed the const from the table and added a loop to round addresses up to the >= 16-aligned address. There's a 32k space (if I remember correctly) space between the uncompressed files moved to the upper part of the ROM, so it's safe to displace them a few bytes.Įdited 9:22 AM EDT by hcs at 10:34 AM EDT on All I did was have the program do the rounding itself. I don't know exactly what you modified, but what I was about to do is edit the tables.c file and change offsets like 0x00b1f8b5 to 0x00b1f8b4.
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If that works, I can make a new patch compatible with the N64 hardware and try to convince VL-Tone (the guy who programmed Toad's Tool 64) to correct it in future versions of the extender :).Įdit: Ops, you edited your post after mine :). If I have some time today, I'll try sending you a version of the extended ROM with the alignment corrected.
I'm just guessing here.Įdited 9:05 AM EDT by messiaen at 9:08 AM EDT on Ok, thanks for the help. I don't know if this is a particularly safe way to handle it, though, as I don't take into account the actual file sizes, so they might overlap. Sure enough, if I have it round the "new offsets" up to the next 16 bytes it works, here's my diff. by hcs at 8:38 AM EDT on The "new extender" output also freezes after hitting start or going into the demo. Have you tried running a "clean" extended ROM on your N64 just to see if the same problem happens? Since there is an open-source ROM Extender tool, I could try word aligning the data just to check if that would work. I noticed the extender tool mentioned something about a future version doing 16-byte alignment, that might be required for ROM access via DMA (though iirc it was 8 bytes).Įdited 9:31 PM EDT by messiaen at 7:55 AM EDT on The title screen already runs some functions from the upper 4mb memory so I guess that means, unlike I thought, that it can work with the extension pak after all? It's probably a matter of misalignment somewhere.
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by hcs at 9:21 PM EDT on Well, the title screen works, but when going into the demo or pressing start it freezes at the full white screen (music keeps going into demo, though). I'd like to play this! Shame my only means would be emulation. There's plenty of videos on youtube of kids dicking around in toad's tool, but to date I haven't seen anything solid. by Lunar at 7:56 PM EDT on I was wondering just recently when we'd see a full hack of SM64. This hack uses extended memory, so I guess it won't work on a real N64 :(. Please redownload the patch if you have downloaded it before this message. by messiaen at 7:41 PM EDT on Damn, there was a last minute bug due to a minimal change in an object position. It's the first ever complete Mario 64 hack and features, besides new levels, tons of custom music, including an original composition of mine.Įdited 6:02 PM EDT by hcs at 6:16 PM EDT on Cool! Gonna dust off the ol' N64 and check it out. This is just to let you guys know that I finished my Super Mario 64 hack, called "The Missing Stars".
Some of you will remind me from my thread about Mario 64 (and basically, Nintendo first-party) sequence format. Super Mario 64: The Missing Stars (Rom Hack) by messiaen at 6:00 PM EDT on Hi! HCS Forum - Super Mario 64: The Missing Stars (Rom Hack)
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