Yeah I mean I have F-Zero climax working fine, as a rom hack, but a game variant such as HSV racing WONT work while Beetle adventure will.... its ODD!
Would be great to see LAST IMPACT boot
Yup see my previous postResident Evil 2
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Ah greatYeah I mean I have F-Zero climax working fine, as a rom hack, but a game variant such as HSV racing WONT work while Beetle adventure will.... its ODD!
Would be great to see LAST IMPACT boot
Yup see my previous post
Here's a more extensive list in case you are interested:
http://www.gamespot.com/forums/game...ak-what-games-use-it-and-what-are-t-28957759/
Ah great
Here's a more extensive list in case you are interested:
http://www.gamespot.com/forums/game...ak-what-games-use-it-and-what-are-t-28957759/
Fantastic! Thank you!
I would love to see RUSH 2049 booting with exp pak.
@VinsCool I am going to try more tests with the multi menu as well. I'm convinced its there for quick loading/testing rom vs ini so its got to be usable!
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I'd be happy enough with just Resident Evil 2 and Rogue Squadron. .
If that boots... ANYTHING boots!
That's all I want out off the N64.
I hope to see the day in which those two work flawlessly in my Wii U with fullscreen (16:9) and no dark screen filter.
I'd be happy enough with just Resident Evil 2 and Rogue Squadron. .
If that boots... ANYTHING boots!
That's all I want out off the N64.
I hope to see the day in which those two work flawlessly in my Wii U with fullscreen (16:9) and no dark screen filter.
Well dark screen filter could potentially be APS patched via GS code, full screen = perhaps in the ini via asm/cheats etc, and as for those games... trial and error through every known setting?! I mean @VinsCool got goldeneye working, so anything is possible
IIRC the gamma filter and the 4:3 settings are hardcoded into the RPL/ELF file.Well dark screen filter could potentially be APS patched via GS code, full screen = perhaps in the ini via asm/cheats etc, and as for those games... trial and error through every known setting?! I mean @VinsCool got goldeneye working, so anything is possible
One would need to convert the RPL to ELF, modify the code via ARM in the ELF file and then repack it again as an RPL to get it working.
That's how @QuarkTheAwesome did it for both NES/SNES injections, and he did get a somewhat working 16:9 fullscreen setting working, but the image was somewhat moved to the right I think.
Interesting, I thought you could use codes to force/fake widescreen on PS2/GC games and there are quite a few n64 games that support widescreen:
N64
007: The World is Not Enough (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Banjo-Tooie (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Daikatana (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Donkey Kong 64 (anamorphic 16:9 option; requires the expansion pack)
Excitebike 64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
GoldenEye 007 (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option; "Full", "Wide" and "Cinema" options for each aspect ratio)
Hybrid Heaven (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Jet Force Gemini (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest for N64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Mickey's Speedway USA (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Perfect Dark (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option; "Full", "Wide" and "Cinema" options for each aspect ratio)
Road Rash 64 (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option)
South Park (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Starshot: Space Circus Fever (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Stunt Racer 64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Superman: The New Superman Adventures (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Top Gear Overdrive (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok: Rage Wars (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
World Driver Championship (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
007: The World is Not Enough (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Banjo-Tooie (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Daikatana (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Donkey Kong 64 (anamorphic 16:9 option; requires the expansion pack)
Excitebike 64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
GoldenEye 007 (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option; "Full", "Wide" and "Cinema" options for each aspect ratio)
Hybrid Heaven (anamorphic 16:9 option)
Jet Force Gemini (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest for N64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Mickey's Speedway USA (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Perfect Dark (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option; "Full", "Wide" and "Cinema" options for each aspect ratio)
Road Rash 64 (letterbox 4:3 option/anamorphic 16:9 option)
South Park (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Starshot: Space Circus Fever (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Stunt Racer 64 (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Superman: The New Superman Adventures (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Top Gear Overdrive (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok: Rage Wars (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion (letterbox 4:3 option; requires the expansion pack; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
World Driver Championship (letterbox 4:3 option; requires crop/zoom TV function for fullscreen)
DK apparently supports wide screen......
Did anyone else notice that the standard files in the code folder for N64 games are app.xml/cos/xml and vessel.rpx HOWEVER the one in the legit DK64 dump is named VCDK.rpx... perhaps this handles things before loading the rom?
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Oh the 16:9 setting will be really useful for DK64. I had to mess with my tv to get a decent scaling.
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My DK64 dump had vessel.rpx as far as I remember.
I agree.
Having a 16:9 video output would be really nice.
But I wasn't actually referring to Widescreen hacks, but merely the video output to be full screen / stretched.
and from what I recall, my copy also had vessel.rpx, don't know if newer dumps have changed it.
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Mines a PAL dump from DU.
DKVC.RPX
1.39 MB (1,460,608 bytes)
CRC32: FB245F10
MD5: 684DCB210D804EAE95E94438396DA5C0
SHA-1: 54B06C371B6ECB73535584D90DA400D141946FC4
Strangely date stamped 04th October 2015
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Ah!
So they repacked it, they updated the RPL.
My assumption wasn't that bad after all.
Ah!
So they repacked it, they updated the RPL.
My assumption wasn't that bad after all.
Has anyone ever explored these (VC specific) RPX files?
I imagine you need IDA pro to explore their content?
Looks to me as if they act as forwarders for the rom/ini combo.
Yess, you do need IDA Pro.
First you need to use RPL to ELF, since the RPL won't be read by IDA Pro as is.
Then you open up the ELF in IDA Pro and you can start exploring the content of the ELF file to your extent.
EDIT:
Afaik the RPL is the emulator itself.
Only N64, GBA and DS seem to have the ROM as a separate file.
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Call him Mr. McCloudI think @the_randomizer made a thread about it a while ago. Any insight, Foxman?
Well you can try using a HEX editor, but IDA Pro has the advantage of having everything in a much more user friendly way, as well as the proper ARM opcodes and commands used.
