SM64 Rom Manager Complex/Recent Features Tutorial 

Model Converter: 23:50 advice: Fog, brief mention 24:10 advice: Scaling - "500 is good for SketchUp users" 24:28 advice: Center model should be off, should be done in workspace instead Level Manager: Special boxes 24:55 advice: Water, Toxic Haze, Mist - Edges are default size, Scale is texture appearance, Water Type alters appearance Area Settings 25:55 advice: Default Terrain Type: "This you don't need to touch unless your level is Snowy or Sandy" (don't touch Big Boos Haunt because it's "cringe" lol) 26:10 advice: Environment Effects 26:58 advice: Camera Preset, Music, Area Background, Area Start Message, Echo Level, Camera Frustrum (not explained) Area Model 27:46 rant 28:00 advice: Texture Animations, brief 28:15 rant: Area Model - V More Level Editor: ranting, "don't use as reference for how this looks in-game" 30:35 advice: Whenever making a start point, click on Level tab and Set to selected Object for Default Start Position, "you only need to do that for Castle Grounds" 31:00 advice: Mario Start 1 must be set to all Acts (ignore 6) if it's in the overworld 31:22 advice: Creating object Three Goombas, then changing Type - spawning in the sky will still cause them to spawn on the ground 32:00 advice: (brief) Object movement controls 32:30 advice: (brief) Behaviour Parameters, always max of 255 except bParam 3 which is 254 - "3 and 4 are glitchy, there is a fix for 4 in the tweaks menu" 33:00 rant: goombas and object banks 33:20 rant: More Objects and graphical glitches 34:14 rant: GUI ribbon 34:25 advice: Collision - Death Floor, needs to be 2500 units below where wanted, to allow for fade out 35:34 rant: Tools tab, Script Dumps, Texture Editor 36:30 advice: Two-sided faces, you can only have collision on one side of the face

37:00 rant: Launching rom Running the ROM: 37:40 Demonstration: Four goombas and scuttlebug, texture sizes, water level, death floor Custom Objects: 39:10 advice: Custom Objects Manager, Import->Import from Database, enabling Global Behavior Bank 40:15 advice: Model Bank Manager, "Model-ID, if you don't know what to put, use late 70s-early80s", community help doc has list of free IDs 41:30 advice: importing custom models, Model Converter 42:05 advice: Collision Editor, into Model Bank Manager "Don't touch Collision Pointer" 43:15 advice: Replacing scuttlebug models with new custom model 43:50 demonstration: replaced model 44:30 rant: (brief) Model Bank Manager - "There's also a little model bank, you shouldn't really use this unless you really want something to be everywhere" "You still need to enable it [in Level Manager - Object Banks]" 45:10 rant: Tweaks, positive opinions of Parallel Lakitu Camera, Skip Mario Screen and Opening, Slope Fix Running the ROM: 46:34 rant: Jabu plugin, aspect ratio 47:15 demonstration: Scuttlebug replaced model, Angry Sun imported object 48:30 rant: Jabu does not like decals 49:30 demonstration: Animated texture on jar, two-sided texture with one-sided collision, texture commentary 50:36 advice: Widescreen can occasionally cause objects not to render outside camera -general level demonstrations Custom Objects: 52:05: long instructional: Making new object (see previous custom objects timestamp), using box model again, textures, behaviors bank 55:40: instructional: using in Level Editor Running the ROM: 56:24: demonstration: Custom object crash diagnosis - Level Manager Global Model Bank not enabled 56:43: advice: "Local model IDs have priority over the global model's, global model has priority over vanilla model IDs, which is why I was able to replace the scuttlebug with the box" 57:05: demonstration: Custom object ingame

58:30 advice: when replacing objects and models of objects, it may not work with others, "usually stuck with collision" "don't replace anything that has 2A pointer, or has collision that you can jump on because it will not work with custom models unless you make a new behaviour with it" "every model that you make needs to have different collision" "If I used the same box model as I did before the scuttlebug, it would not have worked since that model did not have collision, and it would have also be in a different place in the ROM, which would cause the ROM to break" "You can't have two models using the same collision pointers, so you need to make a new custom object with a new custom behavior, every time you want to have a custom object." Level Editor: 59:44: demonstration: Changing custom scuttlebug to Pink Bob-Omb Running the ROM: 1:00:13: demonstration: Pink Bob-Omb Level Editor: 1:00:50: rant: watch if you have motion sickness (GUI ranting) Custom Objects/Behaviours in Quad64: 1:02:48: rant/demonstration: Opening ROM hack, viewing Script Dumps, custom objects, copying scripts into ROM Manager Behavior Bank Manager ROM Manager: 1:05:40: rant: Custom objects continued Running the ROM: 1:06:29: rant/demonstration: Star Road Retooled visuals and objects 1:07:05: rant/demonstration: Palm tree with fog, Chain Chomp without post, moving platforms, custom behaviors 1:10:24: rant/demonstration: SM64RM Texture Editor, Text Editor - Sound Effects, Tweaks, Music Table, Custom Objects Manager, Level Manager (only areas 1-3 can have echo) 1:14:45: rant/demonstration: Star Position Editor, changing where bosses drop stars 1:15:15: rant/demonstration: Coin Properties 1:15:35: rant/demonstration: Trajectory Editor, HUD 1:16:28: rant/demonstration: Object that removes box on getting 10 stars, visual discrepancies between Level Editor and game

@@InsideOutAnus ty very much for tolerating me enough to write down all of the timestamps, greatly appreciated

@@pyrolluxjay thank you for making one of the few videos even mentioning most of these features.

I use overclock 73 hz for rom manager and rom overheat my fone 😠😠😠😠😠 bad dev 😠😠😠😠

rooms are not supported in rom manager, and translucency is accomplished by having a textures format be rgba32 (32x32) (full color and translucency) ia8 (64x64) or ia16 (32x64) (all i formats are black and white) and set the displaylist to transparent

@@pyrolluxjay thanks for the update. I’d figured that rooms weren’t supported but it’s good to get confirmation. I also did manage to figure out translucency. I had been trying to use vertex alpha but I imagine that rom a manger doesn’t support that either? The way I ended up getting it to work was by setting the alpha of the material to be semi-transparent which is a lot easier than alpha transparency anyway.

use all BOTH recommended and official tweaks in rom manager, and make sure you use death floors if you want bottomless pits, document in desc will tell you how to do that

they need the be selected in the object bank, click the specific level and go to the object bank tab

make sure your default spawn point is set by going to the level tab of the level editor (object placing ui) and hit set default spawn position, while highlighting your mario start warp, needed for that level only