xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@Duine @ChristiJunior @Aether The whole capeshit "renaissance" is probably the biggest cancer in the modern film industry.

@rasterman @amerika @Marko The whole upvote/downvote cancer is why I wish we can go back to forums.

@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty @applejack Yeah. That makes sense. I heard that the SM64 decomp was largely created because of pannenkoek analyzing the game's mechanics and trying to beat the game without pressing A. His friends used a disassembly of the game to analyze the mechanics and I think that later evolved to a full decomp of the game.

It also makes sense given that Super Smash Bros. Melee has a full decompilation project while SSB64 only has a disassembly right now. Melee is far more popular in tournaments and thus has been analyzed more than 64.

Apparently, you can write N64 homebrew in Rust.

https://n64.dev/#rust

@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty @applejack I thought Star Fox 64 was one of the most popular N64 games.

@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty @applejack
>it would take a decompilation of star fox 64 coming out for me to actually be interested in that stuff

There are a lot of N64 decompilation projects going on, but I'm surprise to see that SF64 is not one of them. At least not listed on this site.

https://n64.dev/#reverse-engineering

@shebang @kev @werwolf That's because it's just a web-client for the LBRY protocol. BitChute is an over-glorified torrent tracker.

@werwolf @kev I don't know why he doesn't just use LBRY/Odysee. It seems like everyone else is switching too it. Not just political dissidents.

@beardalaxy I remember poking around the SM64 decomp and I found the code hard to navigate.

@beardalaxy C is pretty different from modern languages, though. You have to worry about memory allocation, dangling pointers, among other things.

@beardalaxy I know it's possible, but OOT was programmed in C and C code can be a mess and I'm not that experienced in C (I'm spoiled by modern languages).

@matana @LukeAlmighty @beardalaxy You're required to provide a ROM to abstract the assets. That's how they get around copyright infringement.

@LukeAlmighty @beardalaxy Have you seen what they done with the SM64 PC Port? You can't do this shit on an emulator or real hardware.

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=5Mwvv51jfLI

@beardalaxy I really want to mod something in like replacing the MIDI music with and orchestral soundtrack, but my C programming knowledge is too limited.