Homebrew Super Mario 64 Port
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Hello everyone, I have two question :
1. Do you think it's possible to change the 3D of monster for better 3D model, texture like the PC Port ?
2. Do you think it's possible to play to Super Mario 64 Star Road ?
1. Do you think it's possible to change the 3D of monster for better 3D model, texture like the PC Port ?
2. Do you think it's possible to play to Super Mario 64 Star Road ?
1: Probably. There's an Android build floating around that uses HD models.
2: Doubtfully as this pulls assets from very specific locations in the ROM. It would require a rewrite essentially.
Not sure where you were looking, but the README contains step-by-step instructions for compiling on Windows or Linux.
https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port#windows-msys2
ok i see it now i was referring to the 2 links in the post that i was quoting
one was only for converting 3dsx to cia and i couldn't even figure out what the second link was even for
so i am still a bit confused about the baserom part
so i take a clean mario64.z64 rom and rename the file to " baserom.us.z64 "
or do i name mario64.us.z64 (or does it even matter) and put it in the c/temp directory
also i am looking at this post where he said he compiled it and....
"OK........I just Compiled the 3DS Port Successfully, however, there is no Icon Art, no Splash, the TitleID is different, no "Here we goooo" Sound when highlighting the Game, and none of the 3D, or other Features. Source is the mkst Source. I think he should have a instruction of what Setting to have when going for the Build, that way, Users can specify what they want.
EDIT - Specifically, I was wanting to Build a 3D, No Frame Skip, 60FPS Variant." -smoker1
so is there a file where i need to set option flags before i compile it?
and .rsf file or something , what are the options and how do i set them
after which step in the windows tutorial
Like I said, the source would probably need an entire rewrite. Though it may be possible to create an IPS patch or something that patches the CIA. I have no idea how to do this, though.
You have to build it yourself. You can't ask for warez here, even through PM.
Hi guys, first thank you Gericom & mkst for the 3ds port. Old 3ds user here.
Was having a lot of lag on mkst's port but found the issue to be that I was using the .cia install.
Switching to running the .3dsx through HB launcher and now game runs much smoother.
I think this was mentioned earlier, but figured might as well confirm for any other old 3ds users
Was having a lot of lag on mkst's port but found the issue to be that I was using the .cia install.
Switching to running the .3dsx through HB launcher and now game runs much smoother.
I think this was mentioned earlier, but figured might as well confirm for any other old 3ds users
mkst's github says to use bannertool to make a custom banner and icon, but there are no instructions for bannertool itself, even after searching through Google. It took a while to find out how to get it working: I just needed to have enough arguments, that's all.
If anyone is having trouble, what I did was the following:
./bannertool makebanner -i "banner.png" -a "audio.wav" -o "banner.bnr"
./bannertool makesmdh -i "icon.png" -s "SM64 3DS" -l "Super Mario 64 3DS" -p "mkst" -r "regionfree" -o "icon.icn"
The file names in red can be named whatever, as long as it links to what you need it to and they are in the right format and such. The stuff in green can be whatever you want it to be, I just listed what I chose.
If anyone is having trouble, what I did was the following:
./bannertool makebanner -i "banner.png" -a "audio.wav" -o "banner.bnr"
./bannertool makesmdh -i "icon.png" -s "SM64 3DS" -l "Super Mario 64 3DS" -p "mkst" -r "regionfree" -o "icon.icn"
The file names in red can be named whatever, as long as it links to what you need it to and they are in the right format and such. The stuff in green can be whatever you want it to be, I just listed what I chose.
Last edited by DominoBright,
, Reason: All figured out.
No idea how to do that. All I need was Search with Gateway to find the Build's Codes.
Have there been any updates to this in the past few months?
Last build I checked was almost perfect but had some small slowdown issues when text boxes were on screen.
Last build I checked was almost perfect but had some small slowdown issues when text boxes were on screen.
Nope. Mkst hasn't updated the port since January, still the same performance on o3DS.
I think most devs (Mkst, fgsfds or MrNeo) have moved to other projects.
Thanks for the info @stranno
The @mkst port is quite close to perfect on the 3DS. Just playing it on there natively is awesome, having it widescreen? Even better and the 3D? *chefs kiss* so there is plenty to be grateful for.
I remember seeing an old pull request that I can't seem to find now that mentioned why the text boxes were causing slowdown and thought it might have been addressed and fixed in a new release?
Can't believe Nintendo didn't release this themselves on the 3DS with these features as it truly is the ultimate version of the game and the 3D effect may just be the best I've witnessed on any title as there are parts where it looks like the game is literally popping out of the screen as the depth effect is incredible.
The @mkst port is quite close to perfect on the 3DS. Just playing it on there natively is awesome, having it widescreen? Even better and the 3D? *chefs kiss* so there is plenty to be grateful for.
I remember seeing an old pull request that I can't seem to find now that mentioned why the text boxes were causing slowdown and thought it might have been addressed and fixed in a new release?
Can't believe Nintendo didn't release this themselves on the 3DS with these features as it truly is the ultimate version of the game and the 3D effect may just be the best I've witnessed on any title as there are parts where it looks like the game is literally popping out of the screen as the depth effect is incredible.
Ah yes.. although, some people on the o3ds will demand this cause of how your emulator runs on the o3ds. Are you still working on the emulator btw? I've only seen videos but haven't been able to find a link to it..
I followed the guide on the GitHub, but I keep getting this error. I'm pretty sure I got the rom region right (as I don't get the hash "wrong hash" error anymore). My version of Python is 3.8.5. I'm compiling a .cia file using MSYS2 (Windows).
The error message will follow:
HP@HP MSYS ~/sm64-port
$ make VERSION=us cia
make: gcc: No such file or directory
make: *** [Makefile:66: n64graphics] Error 127
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./extract_assets.py", line 292, in <module>
main()
File "./extract_assets.py", line 162, in main
subprocess.check_call(
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/subprocess.py", line 364, in check_call
raise CalledProcessError(retcode, cmd)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['make', '-s', '-C', 'tools/', 'n64graphics', 'skyconv', 'mio0', 'aifc_decode']' returned non-zero exit status 2.
Makefile:179: *** Failed to extract assets. Stop.
Any type of help is widely appreciated, thanks!
Edit: Link to the instructions I followed. Updated the error message. https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port#windows-msys2
The error message will follow:
HP@HP MSYS ~/sm64-port
$ make VERSION=us cia
make: gcc: No such file or directory
make: *** [Makefile:66: n64graphics] Error 127
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./extract_assets.py", line 292, in <module>
main()
File "./extract_assets.py", line 162, in main
subprocess.check_call(
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/subprocess.py", line 364, in check_call
raise CalledProcessError(retcode, cmd)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['make', '-s', '-C', 'tools/', 'n64graphics', 'skyconv', 'mio0', 'aifc_decode']' returned non-zero exit status 2.
Makefile:179: *** Failed to extract assets. Stop.
Any type of help is widely appreciated, thanks!
Edit: Link to the instructions I followed. Updated the error message. https://github.com/mkst/sm64-port#windows-msys2
Last edited by Stefano_Lassandro,
That's your problem right there. You either don't have the compiler installed, or you don't have your PATH variable configured properly.
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