Originally posted by donrayiv

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Alrighty then, back on track. At least I wasn't here during all of that. Anyway, I've used your tutorial, jensthecomposer, and I can't get it to work. I'm using 010 as my hex editor, and whenever I try to change the level type for the castle grounds or change it's music, the values I put in are correct. But, when I fire up 1964 and play SM64, I don't see any apparent changes. What am I doing wrong?

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Originally posted by iGod

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I plan on taking Luigi from Mario Party,Same for Donkey Kong
The tornato,lava,rainbow,and sand is in the game is in the game already,
And what i can add everything eles By manual addingit to the code.
Boshi will be a Yoshi Retexture with shades,And the riding will be based off the OoT horse code.
Cannons are in there too,and there are codes to insert into the game to change sizes,
So.......
It's hard,but worth it.....

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Originally posted by iGod

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A entirly new game.....

CyberBlast

The idea is....

Within the Gaming Universe [Reffered to as Virtron] The Three Nastiest Villians in Virtron Bowser,Eggman,and Dr.Wily Have agreed to bring down the three ultimate hero's....

Mario---Savior of gravity and flames...
Sonic---Hero of Speed and Spinning
Megaman---Warrior of Copy and Tech

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Well from that point there are 20 levels,5 for each,villian,and 5 for them all combined
And throughout the game, you choose who to play each level with,with all there own powers.....
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It will all run on a SM64 System.....

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Originally posted by HyperMackerel

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Maybe you should make it possible to reach some previously unreachable areas in which Luigi is said to reside, and put stars or something there.
As for jumping across ! boxes, be warned that they break easily. You'd have to have really precise jumps to land on them without breaking them.

BTW, did anyone ever notice this? In Hazy Maze Cave (level 6) head left from the entrance and look down the bottomless pit. If you look close you can see a yellow dot, and I think a green one too. If you consider the level's layout, then directly below this area should be the small pond, in which there are yellow and green ! boxes. I figure the "bottomless" pit here is actually just a hole leading down to that area, but with some object placed in it that kills Mario. The distance prevents the polygons from being visible, but you can still see the ! boxes.

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