GoldenEye 007 Nintendo 64 Community, GoldenEye X, Nintendo 64 Games Discussion

Oh, could have sworn the eduke mod used the ripped, converted assets...if that was ever finished?

One case where a decompilation is rather important. Pretty sure the story goes that Eurocom's back ...

https://mega.nz/file/xv5lxS5Q#MbmovAXl4QNnRtXh86Q5AgLaidoy5JzeBz6IUJvkxek (4.51MB)
(Contains a second bsdiff patch because nobody updates their xdelta to final 3.1, fixes "Seekers" not dis ...

In Control and Jungle? Should be for the glass walls. Don't remember being able to see through those until they're destroyed.

One thing about TWINE is that palettes are independent of images. You load the image and palette separately, and they remain in effect until reloaded/overloaded with something else (changing settings ...

...Well, that was why the notebook was used as an example. Basically, any full-screen cool effect will be okay, but anything that manipulates the resolution takes an iQue a lot longer to manage and t ...

Not easily or without sacrifices.

iQue might have 8MB of ram but it sure didn't expect games to use it themselves. Finding a home for all the save file buffers wouldn't be easy. Might need to sac ...

...to hijack the thread thoroughly...

Haven't really done anything with iQue in a long while. It's a hassle and the setup takes a lot of space. See...
Mine was a problem unit like many sold outs ...

Sadly couldn't come up with a scheme to run Perfect Dark on iQue, mostly because it has too many save files and, well, just because those things have 8MB of ram doesn't mean they were meant to use the ...

You could add a "no doors" setting on console, could even do it with a GameShark. Simply skip all door objects when expanding objects. It's how the game skips the briefcase/flag/whatevers ...

To be fair it was being developed by a spinoff studio, The Initiative, which was closed as a result of this decision. Rare's in-house game Everwild was cancelled though. Across the various M$ hardwa ...

Yes.
There's three different copies of it, but this was before placing internal timestamps to sort out what was made when. They could be cleaned up a bit anyway (a lot of unused, blank space). ...t ...

Finally got around to collecting all my (finished) translation patches in one place. They might even be the most recent version!

https://mega.nz/folder/VyhnAa6L#iynE2fEX70mCzYKyw1GLqQ

Will try ...

Just remove objects until it stops happening. That's your offender.

It's faster, easier, and requires less work to get a result than walking through a stack trace.

You can just add more data--there's nothing enforcing its filesize--but rebuilding this thing and all its crossreferences is a massive pain in the butt.

Exporting just the setup uncompressed makes it easier to browse the binary. ("Save Setup Uncompressed" in the file menu.)

There's a pretty solid 1:1 correspondence between what you type ...