Since the libraries for MacOS are now distinguishable between mac_arm and mac_intel, a minor change has been made to the script to place the compiled libjuice library to the appropriate folder, i.e. `mac_intel`.
* Proof of concept for loading rom assets at runtime
* Added skybox textures
* Adjusted format
* Load all texture assets from rom
* Adjusted rom asset loading
* Load all Vtx lists from rom
* clean up toad, wario and his cap conflicts
* Load sound samples from rom
* fix toad sounds
* Loaded sequences from rom
* Load collisions from rom
* Object animations are now loaded from the rom
* Load player animations from rom
* Load goddard anims from rom
* whoops
* fix some compile errors
* drag and drop rom checker, everything works now.
* fix errors due to merge conflicts
* fix compile errors on windows, switch to md5
* fix vertex colors during load
Co-Authored-By: Agent X <44549182+agent-11@users.noreply.github.com>
* Load dialogs from rom
* Loaded course/act names from rom
* Loaded ingame text from rom
* rerun autogen & blacklist smlua_text_utils_init
* fix ttc_seg7_vertex_0700B238 colors
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Co-authored-by: MysterD <myster@d>
Co-authored-by: Agent X <44549182+agent-11@users.noreply.github.com>
Stopped copying over peach's lines from the mario folder to wario/luigi sound folders
Stopped compiling peach's lines for wario/luigi sound folders
Created a tool to precompile the aiffc tables and append them into custom sounds
this matches what mario's sound files are like
I believe the issue is that previously we would copy over the sound files and
they were either incomplete or would be compiled during the copying process
I noticed that Mario's sounds had their sound tables inserted into the aiff
file already, and none of our custom sounds did. This caused a different path
to be taken for mario sounds than the rest of ours. In order to prevent the
possibility that there was a problem with that seperate path, I've created
a tool that can insert the table into the file to match how mario sounds are.
* Add Extended Soundbank
This PR adds a soundbank to the game with every instrument in the game, so there's no need to only use one set of instruments for m64 sequences.
Use the soundbank ID "42" when replacing sequences with lua to use it.
* Remove hardcoded.h include duplicate
There's a duplicated line that shouldn't be there since hardcoded.h is already included.
* Reinclude duplicate include
I'm still learning the commits system and I've noticed I should push this into a different PR instead by making a fork, sorry about that
same idea as n64decomp/sm64's armips.cpp
you can generate the file by applying tools/util/audiofile_strip.patch and running tools/util/generate_audiofile_cpp.py on a full audiofile source package
