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- USF Release Questions by marioman at 8:13 PM EDT on August 26, 2005
- Just two quick questions.
I have asked this first question before, but hcs was out of town and he apparently did not see it after he got back.
Specifically what does it mean when a USF set is a preliminary rip? Does that mean that it is complete except for tags/times, or is there still optimizing to do? I originally asked this question in the context of Mario Party's recompiler error, but I see many other rips that stay prelim even though they have tags/times and look complete. So I would like to see if I can get some clarification on that.
Also, just out of curiosity, are requests supposed to be removed after the prelim set is released, or after the complete set is released? I just would like to know when I should change my Yoshi's Story request.
Thanks for your help.
edited 9:44 AM EDT August 27, 2005
- IDA Plugin by Josh W at 3:19 PM EDT on August 28, 2005
- i made something last night that i thaught would help me rip stuff. I don't think it helped getting the xref i wanted, but it might be good for others.
What am i speaking of you ask? It's a IDA plugin that should make IDA autoanalyse and find all the functions in a project64 savestate.
I think of it only works with 8mb savestates, but i cant be sure if it works on smaller ones.
Well here it is. Just unzip it into the plugins folder in IDA: n64func.zip
In IDA click Edit->Plugins->N64 Function Auto-analyzer. It should also work if you press Alt-.
edited 7:21 PM EDT August 28, 2005
- Now Playing by hcs at 11:29 AM EDT on August 31, 2005
- Here's my winamp plugin that will update a server with what you're currently playing. It can be used with anything that will accept the title in the URL.
Specifically I've set up a service to store these. Use a URL like:
http://www.halleyscometsoftware.com/nowplaying.php?user=username&pass=password&msg=%s
in the configuration for the plugin. Use anything for the user name and password, the first time you use them they'll be added to the database and subsequent attempts to use the account with a different password will fail. Then you can link to the image with:
http://www.halleyscometsoftware.com/nowplaying.php?user=username
Use!
And feel free to test here!
edited 3:30 PM EDT August 31, 2005
- Amateur Literary Criticism by hcs at 7:55 AM EDT on September 8, 2005
- It suddenly hit me, after a line of throught I can't reproduce, that the first book in Ursula K. LeGuin's Earthsea cycle, A Wizard of Earthsea, is very similar to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
Just an observation...
- I'm too excited to see if this has already been mentioned... by Will at 2:52 PM EDT on September 8, 2005
- I see Paper Mario has been ripped.
...YES!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! ^____^ I am so overfilled with joy, it's like... like...
Well I dunno, but thank you sooo much! hcs I looove you! (In a uh, completely platonic way, yeah)
*dances*
- Winamp's P2P poll by Mouser X at 8:55 AM EDT on September 9, 2005
- Currently, Winamp has on its front page a poll that says:
Suppose Winamp integrated a legit P2P service with tons of cool features that made it cake to acquire and play unlimited new tracks. What would that be worth to you?
Please select one:
$14.95
$9.95
$4.95
"The 'Media Pirate Code of Honor' prohibits me from paying jack for P2P."
---------------------
Since I've never found a P2P service worth paying for (I don't use them most of the time anyway, why would I pay for one?), I of course selected the last option. When the results came up, they were as follows:
$14.95/month
- 2%
$9.95/month
-- 8%
$4.95/month
----- 20%
The 'Media Pirate Code of Honor' prohibits me from paying jack for P2P.
------------------ 70%
Total Votes: 1488
I found that funny. Yah, I have to much time on my hands... But, since we're on the Topic of Winamp, what skin do you usually use? The ones I use the most (I rotate through them) is "Creative Amp (I downloaded it from Zophar.net," and have since modified it some), "A Brink of Time (modified to include the Media Library)," and one called "iBDE (also modified to include the ML)." If you'd like, I can send a copy of my modified skins, or links to those that interest you that I haven't modified (I have a GBA SP Winamp 'Modern' skin, if you're interested). Yah, I probably have 48 "classic" skins, and 33 "Modern" skins (actually more, but those are the ones that are in my "skins" directory). I generally stick to the "Classic" skins, because they usually look nicer (they seem to 'fit' better...). Anyway, I leave now. Mouser X over and out.
- Missing Yoshi's Story Tunes by Tanookirby at 11:43 AM EDT on September 10, 2005
- After listening to the yoshi's story usf files, I realized that the guitar versions of the stage music that you hear after eating a heart fruit are missing. Is it possible to rip those?
- Here's a little something for you Rareware music fans by Apx at 2:21 AM EDT on September 11, 2005
- Awhile back there was a chance for Rareware fans to submit questions for the Rareware musicians on how they go about and create the music that everyone here enjoys.
And the results are here in this three page article:
http://www.rareware.com/extra/tepidseat/music/index.html
enjoy ;)
- Animal Crossing + Yoshi's Story by fishonthecarpet at 2:22 AM EDT on September 11, 2005
- ... don't appear to work too well for me! When I open one up, it sits there and the equaliser goes wild (trying to load the thing I think it means), but doesn't do anything. Interestingly, for Animal Crossing, if I load one file, then close Winamp, and open again, it will play.
:( Anyone can help out? Much appreciated.
- Super Smash Deities by hcs at 9:37 AM EDT on September 12, 2005
- Think about it: a fighting game with figures from all sorts of religions throughout history. Not just gods, but all manner of saints, prophets, etc.
I'm thinking of taking a history of religion course to get ideas for this, it's pretty entertaining in my mind.
A little something like how Pirate Jesus plays in religion.
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