Project64 2.0 is now available and open source!

[Shookit]

I just registered to say, thanks for your contribution to the open source community on this. I was a holdout on donating because I preferred to support open source projects such as Mupen, but now that PJ64 is open sourced, do you have a donation system in place?

[Hero]

Thank you for including the optional overclocking function, that was a pleasant surprise.

[ExtremeDude2]

The 7th and current public release of Project64.

seams legit

Originally Posted by Hero

Thank you for including the optional overclocking function, that was a pleasant surprise.

orly?

[the_randomizer]

Originally Posted by ExtremeDude2

seams legit



orly?

Just downloaded it and it does indeed say "PJ64 version 2.0" in the window. Loads games just fine...yup, it's legit, just like how 1.6 was released on April 1st and everyone thought it was fake.

[Kintaroo]

Wow, I didn't expect this ~

Lets see what will happen now ~
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One Question:
is it the normal V2.0 which the Beta users allready could get too
or is it also with the changes up to 2.014?

and Will you continue to work on it or did uh open it cuz you're tired of N64?

Thanks for your work anyway !!!!!

Because of you I had so many happy hours ^_^

[ExtremeDude2]

Originally Posted by nintendo1889

Just downloaded it and it does indeed say "PJ64 version 2.0" in the window. Loads games just fine...yup, it's legit, just like how 1.6 was released on April 1st and everyone thought it was fake.

lern 2 read

When I said "seems legit" I was referring to 1.6

As for the OC'ing I am sceptical about what he said as I've never seen said option

[zilmar]

Originally Posted by Kintaroo

One Question:
is it the normal V2.0 which the Beta users allready could get too
or is it also with the changes up to 2.014?

and Will you continue to work on it or did uh open it cuz you're tired of N64?

it is everything up to 2.0.0.14.

Yes I will still work on it .. tho it will be like the old beta program sometimes I will work on it more than other times. Which means not at all some months :P

I will still most likely release new versions as beta/alpha still, tho the beta program will be via invite only now (any one who previously was a beta still gets to keep that status).

[extrahotchilipowder]

This is awesome news! Thanks so much for open sourcing the project! I really hope it pays off, and I really hope someday I could contribute something to the project myself.

Now if I may be a noob for brief moment ... Are there any external dependencies not included in the source?

I've only had the source for few minutes now. Anyone else tried it out yet? I'd be interested to hear if anyone has any tips for getting it to build in VS 2012?

I'll definitely share my experiences if I have anything of use to share.

[Mdkcheatz]

Originally Posted by ExtremeDude2

seams legit

oh yeah, Zilmar I see the problem. Under the binary section to download you have "current release" meantioned for both v1.6 and v2.0. That's just a typo because the new one was updated and the old one left as it was accidentally.

Extreme, that wasn't meant to indicate any kind of prank.

I love how people seem so sure that this is a prank, they missed the point of the real prank (how you released the source code when people didn't expect it).

I would say the prank ended up very successful! People that are so paronoid that this is some kind of joke end up missin out on a completely serious release.

[Mdkcheatz]

Originally Posted by extrahotchilipowder

Now if I may be a just a normal person asking reasonably for brief moment ... Are there any external dependencies not included in the source?

Yes, there are. The source includes the core application which does depend on external plugin developed by whoever wants to make them. You can use the plugins Zilmar has uploaded for the public releases.