<![CDATA[skelux.root.sx - Super Mario 64 DS]]> https://skelux.root.sx/ Wed, 15 Apr 2026 12:46:04 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Looking for Controls Test v0.3 for Vanilla SM64DS]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=893 Mon, 29 Jan 2018 07:07:20 +1100 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=893 <![CDATA[[QUESTION] Swapping the controls on SM64DS?]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=783 Mon, 10 Jul 2017 00:49:00 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=783
The only example I've found this far is the control test Skelux made back in 2014. It's amazing to be able to play the game without having to hold down the y button all the time but it still feel to far off for me that have been growing up with the N64 controller in hand. I can see on this forum that there are tools to edit the game but I'm lost on how to use them.

Any help on is appreciated. Be it where to start learning the skills required to use the tools or just some pointers on where in a specific program I need to look to find the controls.  Chirpy

The button layout i'd like to make:
A = Walk button (as opposed to run button)
B = Jump
X = Zoom in/out
Y = Attack
L = ground pound/crouch
R = Activate camera rotation

Furthermore as opposed to the control test version it would be lovely

Finally, I haven't seen anyone report back about running the control test v0.3 rom on 3DS or N3DS so I'll just put my little penny here and say it's working great with both consoles using a flashcart that can run NDS roms. The 3DS thumbstick also work great with the game. Heart]]>
The only example I've found this far is the control test Skelux made back in 2014. It's amazing to be able to play the game without having to hold down the y button all the time but it still feel to far off for me that have been growing up with the N64 controller in hand. I can see on this forum that there are tools to edit the game but I'm lost on how to use them.

Any help on is appreciated. Be it where to start learning the skills required to use the tools or just some pointers on where in a specific program I need to look to find the controls.  Chirpy

The button layout i'd like to make:
A = Walk button (as opposed to run button)
B = Jump
X = Zoom in/out
Y = Attack
L = ground pound/crouch
R = Activate camera rotation

Furthermore as opposed to the control test version it would be lovely

Finally, I haven't seen anyone report back about running the control test v0.3 rom on 3DS or N3DS so I'll just put my little penny here and say it's working great with both consoles using a flashcart that can run NDS roms. The 3DS thumbstick also work great with the game. Heart]]> <![CDATA[SM64DSM Archived]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=948 Sun, 21 May 2017 02:22:01 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=948 <![CDATA[LarryDS (Warning: Cringe-Worthy Hack)]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=759 Tue, 16 May 2017 10:07:42 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=759
very incomplete demo (version 0.1 of LarryDS) - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzebmq1lTBScSHdxWDkwdU5PUEk/view

Plot : After Ludwig successfully gets Larry out of his lab, Larry hears a strange voice in his head and is idiotic enough to do as this voice is telling him, and to even listen to strange voices going on inside his head as if they are people and take them seriously to begin with. This voice tells Larry that he must collect 5 Special Objects behind 5 Special Doors (2 of them require a certain Key) so that Larry can meet this voice behind a Door that requires 50 Power Comets to enter, Determined to meet this voice in a physical form, Larry sets off to acquire the Power Comets needed and the specific required Keys so he can meet this voice in person and to figure out what the voice wants from him.

Youtube Videos involving LarryDS include the following that I've uploaded :



























2 New Enemies for LarryDS : [Image: larryds___new_enemies_by_goldyfish110-db3fy4l.png]

I didn't know if I should post this hack as an ordinary SM64DS hack thread or in Anywhere since it is both somewhat of a joke, but at the same time, not really, I decided on putting it as a regular SM64DS hack thread (despite it's cringe-worthy dialogue) because to be honest, it's a full on project regardless. I also want to know, was I allowed to post this? because my subconscious and worries are telling me I should ask that.]]>
very incomplete demo (version 0.1 of LarryDS) - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzebmq1lTBScSHdxWDkwdU5PUEk/view

Plot : After Ludwig successfully gets Larry out of his lab, Larry hears a strange voice in his head and is idiotic enough to do as this voice is telling him, and to even listen to strange voices going on inside his head as if they are people and take them seriously to begin with. This voice tells Larry that he must collect 5 Special Objects behind 5 Special Doors (2 of them require a certain Key) so that Larry can meet this voice behind a Door that requires 50 Power Comets to enter, Determined to meet this voice in a physical form, Larry sets off to acquire the Power Comets needed and the specific required Keys so he can meet this voice in person and to figure out what the voice wants from him.

Youtube Videos involving LarryDS include the following that I've uploaded :



























2 New Enemies for LarryDS : [Image: larryds___new_enemies_by_goldyfish110-db3fy4l.png]

I didn't know if I should post this hack as an ordinary SM64DS hack thread or in Anywhere since it is both somewhat of a joke, but at the same time, not really, I decided on putting it as a regular SM64DS hack thread (despite it's cringe-worthy dialogue) because to be honest, it's a full on project regardless. I also want to know, was I allowed to post this? because my subconscious and worries are telling me I should ask that.]]> <![CDATA[SM64DSe (Alternate Version: Feb 12, 2017)]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=688 Sat, 14 Jan 2017 00:54:51 +1100 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=688
Size: 1.85 MB / Downloads: 647 .7z   SM64DSe.7z

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Size: 1.85 MB / Downloads: 647 .7z   SM64DSe.7z

]]> <![CDATA[Misc. Tweaks/Patches Thread]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=689 Wed, 27 Jul 2016 12:45:12 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=689
This tweak will turn on edge marking:

020557EC/0x557EC:
orr r0, r0, 20h (20 00 80 E3)

This will enable highlight shading, but only seems to be active on certain models such as the title screen Mario/Yoshi heads.
020557EC/0x557EC:
orr r0, r0, 02h (02 00 80 E3)

Below is a video of the edge-marking effect.



You can find relevant documentation here.]]>
This tweak will turn on edge marking:

020557EC/0x557EC:
orr r0, r0, 20h (20 00 80 E3)

This will enable highlight shading, but only seems to be active on certain models such as the title screen Mario/Yoshi heads.
020557EC/0x557EC:
orr r0, r0, 02h (02 00 80 E3)

Below is a video of the edge-marking effect.



You can find relevant documentation here.]]> <![CDATA[SM64DS Behaviour Documentation]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=517 Sat, 21 May 2016 12:28:29 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=517
Spoiler: Misc Routines and Offsets
---OBJECT---
02043CE4: main behavior loop
02010e2c: spawn object (r0 actor id, r1 param, r2 spawn coordinates, r3 param)

--SOUNDS---
02012328: play sound (1)
02021be0: play sound (2)

---GAME---
0202E348: load new level
020e5148: player current action routine

---VARIABLES---
0209f2f4: player lives
0211117c/02092144: player health
0209f2f8: current level id

Spoiler: Collision Types
Byte 3 Camera Settings:

4 - Camera rotates to match direction
3 - Camera does not rotate to match direction

Normal Hard Surface:
196 15 3 0 255 0 0 0
196 15 1 0 255 0 0 0 - higher angle
196 143 5 0 255 0 0 0 - close up, fixed
196 0 4 0 255 0 0 0 - sticks to ff05, indoor camera
5 0 3 0 255 0 0 0 - revolves around ff00, ff01, most others (must be view id 0)

Normal Path Surface:
193 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Wood:
197 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Mesh Floor:
204 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Grass:
194 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Sand:
200 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Leaves:
201 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Water:
244 15 0 0 255 0 0 0
35 0 4 0 255 0 0 0

Climbable Hill:
196 47 115 0 255 0 0 0; Normal
197 47 115 0 255 0 0 0; Wood

Slide:
196 223 3 0 255 0 0 0

Unclimbable Hill:
196 63 3 0 255 0 0 0

Unclimbable Grass Hill:
194 63 4 0 255 0 0 0

Vanish Cap Wall:
76 128 140 1 255 0 0 0 (adding the 1 to anything lets camera pass through)

Death Floor:
192 15 32 0 255 0 0 0
192 15 37 0 255 0 0 0; No Drop

Death Floor (Wind):
192 15 155 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Lava:
192 143 8 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Ice:
199 15 12 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Zone:
192 15 1 3 255 0 0 0

Instant-Death Sand:
8 15 76 0 255 0 0 0

No-Death Sand:
8 0 60 0 255 0 0 0

Snow:
198 63 4 0 255 0 0 0

Peach's Slide Starting Line:
196 223 120 0 255 0 0 0

Peach's Slide Finish Line:
196 223 128 0 255 0 0 0

Hang From Ceiling (Mesh):
204 15 27 1 255 0 0 0 0

Hang From Ceiling (Wood):
197 15 27 0 255 0 0 0 0

Normal Wind (Uses paths):
192 143 92 0 1 0 0 0

King Bob-Omb Mountain Top:
196 143 3 0 255 0 0 0

Level Boundary:
192 63 4 1 255 0 0 0

--------CAMERA TYPES--------
104 - fixed point, always face player
FF00 - point directly inwards to view
FF01 - point away from a point, pans
FF02 - normal, lock when entering level
FF03 - normal?
FF04 - lock and rotate away from set point
FF05 - point outwards to player
FF06 - distant camera, eg fight with Big Bob-omb
FF07 - controls camera position when paused

Spoiler: Disable Level Intro Messages
//Disable Level Intro Messages.
020C4728/0xD166C: NOP

//Disable Bowser Inside Castle Message.
0xD41B8: NOP

//Disable Star Collect Messages.
0xD41A4: NOP
0xF6B8C: NOP
0xF6B94: NOP

Spoiler: Offsets in info.bin of the SDAT

all in info.bin


0x40 - main table
each entry 0x0C long, ends with 40 00 00 00
first word is sseq id
byte 4 controls which sound banks are loaded
bytes 6 and 7 control which byte 1 and 2 need to be selected in sm64dse

MINICLEAR 0x1C0
PLAYROOM 0x1CC
MINIOTATE 0x1D8
JAZZ 0x1F0
CASIO 0x1FC
MINIMERRY 0x208
MINISNOW2(Rolling Star) 0x220
CASINOM3 0x22c
MINICOIN 0x238
MINIMUTEKI 0x244
MINIMOTOS 0x25C
MINIHANA 0x274
ESP 0x280
START 0x298
KPCLEAR 0x2A4
KPCLEARX3 0x2B0
SLVSTAR1 0x2BC
SLVSTAR2 0x2C8
SLVSTAR3 0x2D4
SLVSTAR4 0x2E0
SLVSTAR5 0x2EC
DROPSTAR 0x2F8
GOAL 0x304
CLEAR 0x328
OWLFLY 0x3C4
BIG 0x3DC
SELECT 0x430
SHIRO 0x43C
CHIJOU 0x448
WATER 0x454
SNOW2 0x460
OBAKE 0x46C
DUNGEON 0x478
MOTOS 0x484
EXTRA 0x490
ARTHETIC 0x49C
KAPPA 0x4A8
KAPPA3 0x4B4
DOLPIC 0x4C0
OPENING 0x4E4
STAFFROLL 0x4FC

Open up info.bin from the sdat and go to 0x40 for a table.
First word is the number of entries in the table, each after it is a pointer to details on each sequence and the sseq/sbnk/swar loaded.
After going to where one of the entries points, you'll find the first 4 bytes identify the sseq.
The next 4 bytes identify the sbnk and swar, also effecting which byte 1 and 2 need to be set in order for the music to play in your level.
You can easily copy these from any other sequence to use the same instrument sets multiple times.

Spoiler: Object Visible Distance

02111a3c - possibly clock seed

02111a50(021118a8) - ct mecha 10 rotating
021118cc - store rotation at 0x114 from object
+0xb0 - 1a for inactive, 02 for active? (021905a0 in test)

020110fc - disappear object (draw distance stored +0xc from here)
02011128 - appear object

020110ec - unconditional jump to always be visible

//Everything always visible
0x110EC: 0A 00 00 EB

02043cb8 - jump to object visibility handlers, (02010f78 is one were using)
020110d8 - load max range for each object(0xBC r4)
021905AC: 00 00 00 7F, always visible

02010e20/0201160c - writes max range on level entry
0201161c - runs the previous function for each object
0201160c - reads draw distance from object data (BREAK HERE, then search whatever is at R2)

0x247d2c - mecha 11 object in rom
+0x14 - draw distance
+0x48 - main behavior (02111934)

02108a94 - chuckya window object

//Mecha 11 Always Visible
0x247D40: FF FF FF 7F

//Chuckya window always visible
0x1159eC: FF FF FF 7F

//Stars always visible
0x117998: FF FF FF 7F

//Carriage increased view
0x2D9380: FF FF FF 7F
]]>
Spoiler: Misc Routines and Offsets
---OBJECT---
02043CE4: main behavior loop
02010e2c: spawn object (r0 actor id, r1 param, r2 spawn coordinates, r3 param)

--SOUNDS---
02012328: play sound (1)
02021be0: play sound (2)

---GAME---
0202E348: load new level
020e5148: player current action routine

---VARIABLES---
0209f2f4: player lives
0211117c/02092144: player health
0209f2f8: current level id

Spoiler: Collision Types
Byte 3 Camera Settings:

4 - Camera rotates to match direction
3 - Camera does not rotate to match direction

Normal Hard Surface:
196 15 3 0 255 0 0 0
196 15 1 0 255 0 0 0 - higher angle
196 143 5 0 255 0 0 0 - close up, fixed
196 0 4 0 255 0 0 0 - sticks to ff05, indoor camera
5 0 3 0 255 0 0 0 - revolves around ff00, ff01, most others (must be view id 0)

Normal Path Surface:
193 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Wood:
197 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Mesh Floor:
204 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Grass:
194 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Sand:
200 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Leaves:
201 15 3 0 255 0 0 0

Water:
244 15 0 0 255 0 0 0
35 0 4 0 255 0 0 0

Climbable Hill:
196 47 115 0 255 0 0 0; Normal
197 47 115 0 255 0 0 0; Wood

Slide:
196 223 3 0 255 0 0 0

Unclimbable Hill:
196 63 3 0 255 0 0 0

Unclimbable Grass Hill:
194 63 4 0 255 0 0 0

Vanish Cap Wall:
76 128 140 1 255 0 0 0 (adding the 1 to anything lets camera pass through)

Death Floor:
192 15 32 0 255 0 0 0
192 15 37 0 255 0 0 0; No Drop

Death Floor (Wind):
192 15 155 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Lava:
192 143 8 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Ice:
199 15 12 0 255 0 0 0

Lethal Zone:
192 15 1 3 255 0 0 0

Instant-Death Sand:
8 15 76 0 255 0 0 0

No-Death Sand:
8 0 60 0 255 0 0 0

Snow:
198 63 4 0 255 0 0 0

Peach's Slide Starting Line:
196 223 120 0 255 0 0 0

Peach's Slide Finish Line:
196 223 128 0 255 0 0 0

Hang From Ceiling (Mesh):
204 15 27 1 255 0 0 0 0

Hang From Ceiling (Wood):
197 15 27 0 255 0 0 0 0

Normal Wind (Uses paths):
192 143 92 0 1 0 0 0

King Bob-Omb Mountain Top:
196 143 3 0 255 0 0 0

Level Boundary:
192 63 4 1 255 0 0 0

--------CAMERA TYPES--------
104 - fixed point, always face player
FF00 - point directly inwards to view
FF01 - point away from a point, pans
FF02 - normal, lock when entering level
FF03 - normal?
FF04 - lock and rotate away from set point
FF05 - point outwards to player
FF06 - distant camera, eg fight with Big Bob-omb
FF07 - controls camera position when paused

Spoiler: Disable Level Intro Messages
//Disable Level Intro Messages.
020C4728/0xD166C: NOP

//Disable Bowser Inside Castle Message.
0xD41B8: NOP

//Disable Star Collect Messages.
0xD41A4: NOP
0xF6B8C: NOP
0xF6B94: NOP

Spoiler: Offsets in info.bin of the SDAT

all in info.bin


0x40 - main table
each entry 0x0C long, ends with 40 00 00 00
first word is sseq id
byte 4 controls which sound banks are loaded
bytes 6 and 7 control which byte 1 and 2 need to be selected in sm64dse

MINICLEAR 0x1C0
PLAYROOM 0x1CC
MINIOTATE 0x1D8
JAZZ 0x1F0
CASIO 0x1FC
MINIMERRY 0x208
MINISNOW2(Rolling Star) 0x220
CASINOM3 0x22c
MINICOIN 0x238
MINIMUTEKI 0x244
MINIMOTOS 0x25C
MINIHANA 0x274
ESP 0x280
START 0x298
KPCLEAR 0x2A4
KPCLEARX3 0x2B0
SLVSTAR1 0x2BC
SLVSTAR2 0x2C8
SLVSTAR3 0x2D4
SLVSTAR4 0x2E0
SLVSTAR5 0x2EC
DROPSTAR 0x2F8
GOAL 0x304
CLEAR 0x328
OWLFLY 0x3C4
BIG 0x3DC
SELECT 0x430
SHIRO 0x43C
CHIJOU 0x448
WATER 0x454
SNOW2 0x460
OBAKE 0x46C
DUNGEON 0x478
MOTOS 0x484
EXTRA 0x490
ARTHETIC 0x49C
KAPPA 0x4A8
KAPPA3 0x4B4
DOLPIC 0x4C0
OPENING 0x4E4
STAFFROLL 0x4FC

Open up info.bin from the sdat and go to 0x40 for a table.
First word is the number of entries in the table, each after it is a pointer to details on each sequence and the sseq/sbnk/swar loaded.
After going to where one of the entries points, you'll find the first 4 bytes identify the sseq.
The next 4 bytes identify the sbnk and swar, also effecting which byte 1 and 2 need to be set in order for the music to play in your level.
You can easily copy these from any other sequence to use the same instrument sets multiple times.

Spoiler: Object Visible Distance

02111a3c - possibly clock seed

02111a50(021118a8) - ct mecha 10 rotating
021118cc - store rotation at 0x114 from object
+0xb0 - 1a for inactive, 02 for active? (021905a0 in test)

020110fc - disappear object (draw distance stored +0xc from here)
02011128 - appear object

020110ec - unconditional jump to always be visible

//Everything always visible
0x110EC: 0A 00 00 EB

02043cb8 - jump to object visibility handlers, (02010f78 is one were using)
020110d8 - load max range for each object(0xBC r4)
021905AC: 00 00 00 7F, always visible

02010e20/0201160c - writes max range on level entry
0201161c - runs the previous function for each object
0201160c - reads draw distance from object data (BREAK HERE, then search whatever is at R2)

0x247d2c - mecha 11 object in rom
+0x14 - draw distance
+0x48 - main behavior (02111934)

02108a94 - chuckya window object

//Mecha 11 Always Visible
0x247D40: FF FF FF 7F

//Chuckya window always visible
0x1159eC: FF FF FF 7F

//Stars always visible
0x117998: FF FF FF 7F

//Carriage increased view
0x2D9380: FF FF FF 7F
]]> <![CDATA[Super Mario Galaxy DS]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=368 Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:02:13 +1100 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=368 It is indeed SMGDS. So far I have ripped all low poly versions of the stages and are importing them into the game.
All of them are in working order so far.
For a little sneak peak I decided to show off a tiny bit of Good Egg Galaxy in sketchup, the SM64DS editor and the minimap of the part which is still WIP.
I hope to get all the physics done once I learn ASM for SM64DS.
Here's the video. Enjoy.



]]> It is indeed SMGDS. So far I have ripped all low poly versions of the stages and are importing them into the game.
All of them are in working order so far.
For a little sneak peak I decided to show off a tiny bit of Good Egg Galaxy in sketchup, the SM64DS editor and the minimap of the part which is still WIP.
I hope to get all the physics done once I learn ASM for SM64DS.
Here's the video. Enjoy.



]]> <![CDATA[SM64DS Tools Thread]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=301 Thu, 17 Dec 2015 03:02:59 +1100 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=301
Tools related to editing SM64DS music can be found here.

Program: SM64DSe
Author: StapleButter, Fiachra
Function/s: Import level models, places objects, edit collision, various others.
​Note: Click "Download ZIP" then run SM64DSe.exe in the bin/Release folder

​Program: SM64DSe (Alternate)
Author: Skelux
Function/s: Alternative version of SM64DSe with various changes.

Program: NDS ICON
Current Version: 0.05f
Author: Unknown
Function/s: Edit ROM icon and title.
Size: 428 KB / Downloads: 292 .exe   NDS_ICON.EXE


Program: NO$GBA
Current Version: 2.7c
Author: Martin Korth
Function/s: Emulator and debugger.]]>
Tools related to editing SM64DS music can be found here.

Program: SM64DSe
Author: StapleButter, Fiachra
Function/s: Import level models, places objects, edit collision, various others.
​Note: Click "Download ZIP" then run SM64DSe.exe in the bin/Release folder

​Program: SM64DSe (Alternate)
Author: Skelux
Function/s: Alternative version of SM64DSe with various changes.

Program: NDS ICON
Current Version: 0.05f
Author: Unknown
Function/s: Edit ROM icon and title.
Size: 428 KB / Downloads: 292 .exe   NDS_ICON.EXE


Program: NO$GBA
Current Version: 2.7c
Author: Martin Korth
Function/s: Emulator and debugger.]]> <![CDATA[SM64DS Help Thread]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=173 Sat, 11 Jul 2015 22:11:36 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=173
FAQ

Q - Why won't my imported music play?
A - The max SSEQ size is about 9kb, try to keep it under that.

Q - What can I do to prevent some of my textures from appearing blocky and low-quality?
A - At the moment you can only either increase the contrast of the texture or import in IMD format instead.

(more to be added)]]>
FAQ

Q - Why won't my imported music play?
A - The max SSEQ size is about 9kb, try to keep it under that.

Q - What can I do to prevent some of my textures from appearing blocky and low-quality?
A - At the moment you can only either increase the contrast of the texture or import in IMD format instead.

(more to be added)]]> <![CDATA[Unusued Content]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=124 Wed, 22 Apr 2015 20:44:24 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=124
I'll start with the level select menu:



It can be activated by replacing 0202AED8 (EUR RAM) or 0x2AED8 (EUR ROM) with 0x02. The level names can be edited at 0x11E5E0 (EUR ROM).]]>
I'll start with the level select menu:



It can be activated by replacing 0202AED8 (EUR RAM) or 0x2AED8 (EUR ROM) with 0x02. The level names can be edited at 0x11E5E0 (EUR ROM).]]> <![CDATA[SMSW Archived]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=944 Thu, 09 Apr 2015 04:26:06 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=944 <![CDATA[Instrument Template for Custom Music]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=111 Tue, 07 Apr 2015 07:02:53 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=111
Spoiler: Title Screen Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
7 - Harpsichord <-- Steel Drum

9 - Celesta <-- Percussive Organ

10 - Glockenspiel <-- Electric Bass


​Percussion:
6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

11 - Music Box <-- Marracas?

5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Snare Drum: D3) (Christmas Jingle Bell: F#4)

8 - Clavi <-- Bass Drum (Could also be used as Toms)
Spoiler: Metal Cap Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
9. Celesta <-- Percussive Organ

44. Contrabass <-- Electric Bass

35. Electric Bass (pick) <-- Orchestra Hit

45. Tremolo Strings <-- Lead Synth

11. Music Box <-- Triangle

​Perucssion:

5. Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Symbol
  (Closed Hi-Hat [G#3])
  (Opened Hi-Hat [A#3])

12. Vibraphone <-- Snare
   (Normal Pitch [A3])

128. Gunshot <-- Tambourine
    (Normal Pitch [F#4])

8. Clavi <-- General Percussion
  (Bass Drum [B1])
  (Snare Drum [E3])
  (Toms [D#3 - F2])  
Spoiler: Bowser Fight Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
-Charang <-- 39. Synth Bass 1

-Electric Guitar <-- 40. Synth Bass 2


​Percussion:
-Ride Cymbol <-- 6. Electric Piano 2
[D#4 - Normal Sounding]​

-Crash Cymbol <-- 5. Electric Piano 1
[F#3 - Closed Hi-Hat]​ [A#3 - Open Hi-Hat]

-General Percussion <-- 41. Violin
[C3 - Bass Drum]​ [D3 - Snare]
---------
​Credit to Stomatol for documenting the rest of the soundbanks listed below.
Spoiler: End Credits Soundbank

​Regular Instruments:
2 - Bright Piano <-- Slap Bass

4 - Honky-tonk Piano <-- Electric Guitar

15, 57 - Tubular Bells, Trumpet <-- Electric Piano

16 - Dulcimer <-- Strings

26 - Acoustic Guitar (steel) <-- French Horn

51 - Synth Strings 1 <-- Pan Flute

53, 54 - Choir Aahs, Voice Oohs <-- Harmonica

55, 56 - Synth Voice, Orchestra Hit <-- Piano


​Percussion Instruments:
5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

11 - Music Box <-- Marracas?

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Snare Drum: D#3) (Tom: G3) (Low Bongo: A#5) (Hi Bongo: C6)
Spoiler: Bowser's Road Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
1 - Grand Piano <-- Brass Section

16 - Dulcimer <-- Strings

32 - Guitar Harmonics <-- Choirs Oohs

34 - Electric Bass (finger) <-- Sitar

35 - Electric Bass (pick) <-- Orchestra Hit


​Percussion Instruments:
6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

25 - Acoustic Guitar (nylon) <-- Timpani

36 - Fretless Bass <-- Some kind of bongo?

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3)
Spoiler: Slider Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
17 - Drawbar Organ <-- Electric Bass

20 - Church Organ <-- Banjo

21 - Reed Organ <-- Fiddle

22 - Accordion <-- Whistle

23 - Harmonica <-- Honky-tonk


​Percussion Instruments
5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Side Stick: C#3)

I have also provided two demo songs for you to try on an emulator or a real DS, which you can download right over here.

​SoundCloud previews:
-Underground Theme - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - SM64DS Custom Music Import - [SoundCloud]
-Leaf Forest - SM64DS Custom Music Import - [SoundCloud]

​More to be added soon..]]>
Spoiler: Title Screen Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
7 - Harpsichord <-- Steel Drum

9 - Celesta <-- Percussive Organ

10 - Glockenspiel <-- Electric Bass


​Percussion:
6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

11 - Music Box <-- Marracas?

5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Snare Drum: D3) (Christmas Jingle Bell: F#4)

8 - Clavi <-- Bass Drum (Could also be used as Toms)
Spoiler: Metal Cap Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
9. Celesta <-- Percussive Organ

44. Contrabass <-- Electric Bass

35. Electric Bass (pick) <-- Orchestra Hit

45. Tremolo Strings <-- Lead Synth

11. Music Box <-- Triangle

​Perucssion:

5. Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Symbol
  (Closed Hi-Hat [G#3])
  (Opened Hi-Hat [A#3])

12. Vibraphone <-- Snare
   (Normal Pitch [A3])

128. Gunshot <-- Tambourine
    (Normal Pitch [F#4])

8. Clavi <-- General Percussion
  (Bass Drum [B1])
  (Snare Drum [E3])
  (Toms [D#3 - F2])  
Spoiler: Bowser Fight Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
-Charang <-- 39. Synth Bass 1

-Electric Guitar <-- 40. Synth Bass 2


​Percussion:
-Ride Cymbol <-- 6. Electric Piano 2
[D#4 - Normal Sounding]​

-Crash Cymbol <-- 5. Electric Piano 1
[F#3 - Closed Hi-Hat]​ [A#3 - Open Hi-Hat]

-General Percussion <-- 41. Violin
[C3 - Bass Drum]​ [D3 - Snare]
---------
​Credit to Stomatol for documenting the rest of the soundbanks listed below.
Spoiler: End Credits Soundbank

​Regular Instruments:
2 - Bright Piano <-- Slap Bass

4 - Honky-tonk Piano <-- Electric Guitar

15, 57 - Tubular Bells, Trumpet <-- Electric Piano

16 - Dulcimer <-- Strings

26 - Acoustic Guitar (steel) <-- French Horn

51 - Synth Strings 1 <-- Pan Flute

53, 54 - Choir Aahs, Voice Oohs <-- Harmonica

55, 56 - Synth Voice, Orchestra Hit <-- Piano


​Percussion Instruments:
5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

11 - Music Box <-- Marracas?

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Snare Drum: D#3) (Tom: G3) (Low Bongo: A#5) (Hi Bongo: C6)
Spoiler: Bowser's Road Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
1 - Grand Piano <-- Brass Section

16 - Dulcimer <-- Strings

32 - Guitar Harmonics <-- Choirs Oohs

34 - Electric Bass (finger) <-- Sitar

35 - Electric Bass (pick) <-- Orchestra Hit


​Percussion Instruments:
6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

25 - Acoustic Guitar (nylon) <-- Timpani

36 - Fretless Bass <-- Some kind of bongo?

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3)
Spoiler: Slider Soundbank
​Regular Instruments:
17 - Drawbar Organ <-- Electric Bass

20 - Church Organ <-- Banjo

21 - Reed Organ <-- Fiddle

22 - Accordion <-- Whistle

23 - Harmonica <-- Honky-tonk


​Percussion Instruments
5 - Electric Piano 1 <-- Crash Hi-Hat (Closed: F#3) (Open: A#3)

6 - Electric Piano 2 <-- Clash Hi-hat

12 - Vibraphone <-- Snare Drum

128 - Gunshot <-- General Percussion (Bass Drum: C3) (Side Stick: C#3)

I have also provided two demo songs for you to try on an emulator or a real DS, which you can download right over here.

​SoundCloud previews:
-Underground Theme - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - SM64DS Custom Music Import - [SoundCloud]
-Leaf Forest - SM64DS Custom Music Import - [SoundCloud]

​More to be added soon..]]> <![CDATA[Super Mario Star Land]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=110 Tue, 07 Apr 2015 01:05:37 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=110 Super Mario Star Land - is an SM64DS hack and is not ! Super Mario Star Road !

​Features
  • ​Over 100 Stars
  • ​Over 20 Courses
  • ​New enemies and bg music
​
Spoiler: Preview


Spoiler: Screenshots
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​]]> Super Mario Star Land - is an SM64DS hack and is not ! Super Mario Star Road !

​Features
  • ​Over 100 Stars
  • ​Over 20 Courses
  • ​New enemies and bg music
​
Spoiler: Preview


Spoiler: Screenshots
[Image: e6639Dy.png][Image: isxKzoD.png]
[Image: I8vdCPw.png]
​]]> <![CDATA[Music Importation Explained]]> https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=108 Sun, 05 Apr 2015 18:19:32 +1000 https://skelux.root.sx/showthread.php?tid=108
First, here are the programs and files you will need. If any of them become unavailable at some point, inform me and I will upload them elsewhere.
Size: 3.59 MB / Downloads: 276 .zip   SM64DS Music Files.zip


NSMBe: http://nsmbhd.net/download/
VGMTrans: http://filetrip.net/nds-downloads/utilities/download-vgmtrans-92909-f27960.html
DeSmuME: http://desmume.org/download/

You will also need a program for MIDI editing, for this I recommend an early version of Cakewalk Home Studio: http://uploaded.net/file/ou6vyuff

Now, on to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT3S6CTilG0



Next I'll explain how to modify which instrument sets and sound effects are connected to each sequence in the sdat.

Open up info.bin in a hex editor such as MadEdit, if you are not familiar with hex editing you'll first need to learn this.

At 0x40 you'll find the main table of sequences contained in sdat, each of these offsets points to the settings for each sequence respectively.
Note that the file is written in little-endian, meaning each set of four bytes is reverse and "08 02 00 00" should be read as "00 00 02 08" therefore pointing to 0x208 in info.bin.

In this example I'll show you how to change the settings of NCS_BGM_JAZZ (One of the mini-game songs) to behave like NCS_BGM_CHIJOU (Bob-omb's Battlefield music).
Their pointers are 0x1F0 and 0x448 respectively. Let's take a look at what's at 0x448: 38 00 00 00 65 00 60 40 40 00 00 00
The first part (00 00 00 38 - little-endian, remember) is the sseq file id used, we don't need to change this.
The second part (40 60 00 65) is what we'll be copying over the same data at 0x1F4 to produce our desired result.
The last part (00 00 00 40) just marks the end of this entry.

So, now we'll go to 0x1F0 to see the NCS_BGM_JAZZ settings: 08 00 00 00 5F 00 69 40 40 00 00 00
Here we'll need to replace "5F 00 69 40" with the bytes used in NCS_BGM_CHJOU's entry, which are "65 00 60 40".
Once you've done this, you'll be able to replace NCS_BGM_JAZZ with NCS_BGM_CHIJOU and should find that it plays correctly.

​User-submitted SSEQ files can be found here.]]>
First, here are the programs and files you will need. If any of them become unavailable at some point, inform me and I will upload them elsewhere.
Size: 3.59 MB / Downloads: 276 .zip   SM64DS Music Files.zip


NSMBe: http://nsmbhd.net/download/
VGMTrans: http://filetrip.net/nds-downloads/utilities/download-vgmtrans-92909-f27960.html
DeSmuME: http://desmume.org/download/

You will also need a program for MIDI editing, for this I recommend an early version of Cakewalk Home Studio: http://uploaded.net/file/ou6vyuff

Now, on to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT3S6CTilG0



Next I'll explain how to modify which instrument sets and sound effects are connected to each sequence in the sdat.

Open up info.bin in a hex editor such as MadEdit, if you are not familiar with hex editing you'll first need to learn this.

At 0x40 you'll find the main table of sequences contained in sdat, each of these offsets points to the settings for each sequence respectively.
Note that the file is written in little-endian, meaning each set of four bytes is reverse and "08 02 00 00" should be read as "00 00 02 08" therefore pointing to 0x208 in info.bin.

In this example I'll show you how to change the settings of NCS_BGM_JAZZ (One of the mini-game songs) to behave like NCS_BGM_CHIJOU (Bob-omb's Battlefield music).
Their pointers are 0x1F0 and 0x448 respectively. Let's take a look at what's at 0x448: 38 00 00 00 65 00 60 40 40 00 00 00
The first part (00 00 00 38 - little-endian, remember) is the sseq file id used, we don't need to change this.
The second part (40 60 00 65) is what we'll be copying over the same data at 0x1F4 to produce our desired result.
The last part (00 00 00 40) just marks the end of this entry.

So, now we'll go to 0x1F0 to see the NCS_BGM_JAZZ settings: 08 00 00 00 5F 00 69 40 40 00 00 00
Here we'll need to replace "5F 00 69 40" with the bytes used in NCS_BGM_CHJOU's entry, which are "65 00 60 40".
Once you've done this, you'll be able to replace NCS_BGM_JAZZ with NCS_BGM_CHIJOU and should find that it plays correctly.

​User-submitted SSEQ files can be found here.]]>