I have the patched rpx files. That say the're 60fps + Puppycam 3.1, or just Puppycam. But I don't see any options or sign of it working.
I am wondering if the programs are missing assets from the base folders in wiiu/apps/sm64?
My build with working Puppycam is
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If Puppycam works, you can press R on the pause menu to bring up camera options.
I guess you are using my build. No, you don't need any other file in sm64 folder, unless you want descriptions, icons and all that stuff. The game is self-contained in the executable (rpx).
PuppyCam is not an extended menu with camera options or whatever. It is just a free 360 camera, nothing more. Camera/controls/sound menu is called EXT_OPTIONS and it is NOT in the vanilla port (sm64-port) of Super Mario 64, for that you need sm4ex. Afaik Abood hasn't converted PuppyCam to EX version yet. That's why you are not seeing EX + PuppyCam.
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I compiled a channel with NUSPacker and get the same problem. I used the resources from page 4 of this thread but always have to pull the plug when i want to exit.
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I was able to pack it into a bootable file ut when I try to install it with WUP installer GX it tells me it's not a game or a title update or a demo...
I installed all of my WiiU games with WUP in the past.
It is already Mocha running I went to the boot options and it was mocha.
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Guessing it was compiled incorrectly. I was able to compile using an rpx file, able to start, but hangs when exiting the game. What were you using to compile the WUP?
NUSPacker and the meta datas shared here on page 4. It compiled into an app folder with content files.
It's weird... maybe it's how I split the files in the folders, I put the RPX inside the code directory and then the resources in the content (actors, textures...) it wasn't very clear. Maybe that's the reason.
It's weird... maybe it's how I split the files in the folders, I put the RPX inside the code directory and then the resources in the content (actors, textures...) it wasn't very clear. Maybe that's the reason.
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