Originally posted by HyperMackerel

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Some fun can be had making giant enemies by editing RAM. )

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Originally posted by hukka

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I haven't written any proper help files because English is not my native language; writing sensible documentation would take too much time and effort for me. If someone else wants to write some documentation on its use, I'd be happy to complement it and ship it with my editor (with due credit of course).

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Originally posted by hukka

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I already have another project which requires extensive documenting

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Originally posted by Raccoon Sam

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Super Mario 64: Shindou Edition, better known by "Super Mario 64 Rumble Pak edition" is one of the strangest versions of any game.

The most markable differences are:
-The Rumble icon at the lower right corner of the title screen:


-The blue "TM" symbol and both, 1997 and 1996 in the title (Unlike the JAP/US version, which both have only the 1996 and a white "TM" symbol, or the EU version, which has both 1997 and 1996 and a Red-Yellowish "TM" symbol:


-Chain Chomp says "Woof woof!", (Instead of "Bow wow!", like in the Japanese version)

-Red coins make a different sound. (Not like in Japanese, European, or the US version. The sound is completely new. [Note that Japanese Version has a different Red coin Sound])

-You still have to throw Bob-Omb king 3 times. (Unlike in the Japanese version, where you throw him only twice.)

-Even though the game is Japanese, the Jolly Roger bay still shows the sunken ship:

(Unlike in the Japanese version.)

-The game is Japanese, but Peach Speaks in the intro (unlike in the real Japanese Version.)

But that is not all. For some unknown reason, When mario Throws Bowser, he Does not say "So Long-a Bowser!" and neither "Here we go!". He says "Bye bye!". The reason why this was changed is yet unknown, and it is far the most interesting sound change so far. Why on earth would they change it? Be my guest. Post me your opinions.

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Originally posted by S.N.N.

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That grey and black editor looks really tough to figure out.

@Raccoon: I don't really know of any reason you'd need RAM/ROM addresses unless you want to change midway, main, and level names. The rest can all be done in EggVine. Or are you just gonna try your luck in the hex editor?

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Originally posted by Apophis

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Where in his post does it say anything about a level editor?

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Originally posted by proffessor_gad

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Well that post isn't really related to super mario 64 "hacking", but it is related to super mario 64.

Btw, vl-tone can you lend me a model of peach's castle and bobomb battlefield? I want to use it as a tester in my "terrain from loaded model engine". Please have it in *.obj format. Thank you before hand.

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