gct codes and the Wiimmfi patch clash with each other, causing it to not work properly. The code worked just fine, so I'm certain that Gecko. This time, I used a VR modifier code without Wiimmfi being patched into the. gct codes while also having Wiimmfi active?Įdit: I tried using an offline-based code now. Since the code is online-based, I have not tried out your tool without the Wiimmfi patch. I tried patching the iso again, only this time patching Wiimmfi first and then patching the. The game booted up fine and everything, however, it froze when I entered the Worldwide's VR/course select screen, when that code is used.

Then, I used the MKW Wiimmfi tool to patch Wiimmfi onto my. gct code I wanted (Mario Kart Wii's Change Characters in Worldwides code) to my. I'm trying to use Gecko codes alongside the Wiimmfi custom online servers patch, so that might also be an issue. With no Virtual Console this is the only way to play Super Mario 64 on GameCube, so it would be awesome to see it get the 16:9 treatment in 480p on real hardware, just like you've made possible for Ocarina of Time and Master Quest.Click to expand.Thank you for making this script! I'm still having trouble getting the codes to work, however. If you can make a Gecko code I can bundle that up with the builder (credited of course). I suspect part of the reason there seems to be no 16:9 patch for this is because it's an unofficial release (so no Redump etc.) which is why I went to the trouble of making that builder. Your own recompiled from source version crashes on boot, and Kaze Emanuar's version locks up just after 'It's-a-me Mario.' Up until this point I've already tried injecting various 16:9 pre-patched N64 ROMs into the Master Quest emulator with no success. So presumably it only needs a bit of tuning for Super Mario 64.

I have tried applying your existing Master Quest Gecko code to it and I can confirm it does render 16:9, but some of the Zelda-specific hacks are breaking it a bit (bad centering of menus and a janky skybox). Swiss boots it fine but Force Text Mode needs to be set to ANSI since without a proper header it defaults to Japanese region and will ask to format the memory card.

It's a release someone made long ago, with an official looking loading screen, a proper save icon, and working save support. Hi it be possible for you to make a 16:9 Gecko code for the GameCube hack of Super Mario 64, which uses the same emulator as Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time/Master Quest? I have released a build script to precisely recreate this release without posting any infringing code - the user must supply the SM64 ROM and the GameCube ISO:

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