mario no photopie works!!!

[HatCat]

I think I've read about IPLROM somewhere in a manual but didn't focus on 64DD much. Well sounds like a fun start here then. I am still to test the game and get back on that.

Originally Posted by DeXtroze

one thing though, i've never made a plugin. and i don't know where to start. have any ideas? (as too start programming)

To make pj64- / 1964- / mupen64 / etc.-compatible plug-ins, you want to get a hold of zilmar's "Common Plugin Specs". They're also bundled with the source code of his demonstration plugins.

[DeXtroze]

sorry for late reply. i had to catchup with other things. i have a quesrtions.

1. where can i get the specs. i can't find them anywhere -used google for 4 hours looking for them-

oh. i also am working on a c file to contain extened cpu function for 64DD. might add beta code to PJ64 source to test.

and i might just make my own emulator. i started a project called Nintendex Beta about 1 and a half years ago but i discontinued it, so i might restart it. it was supposed to be an emulator for N64/N64DD. if i start it up again, would anyone be interested in helping? when i get the 64DD emulation working, i'll submit that portion of code to PJ64 so they can add it in.

reply when you can

[HatCat]

I don't know how much I can help you because I have little programming experience to start from, just knowledge of both low-level and high-level syntax, finding documentation and information, and methods of experimentation. I have documented some things about N64 memory but still probably wouldn't overall be able to help much, though yes that does sound interesting.

Um, actually I think zilmar's specs are bundled with any public release of Project64 as well.

You can also get them from Emu64 network bundled with some demonstration basic plugins he wrote.

• Basic CFB Direct3D Plugin - demonstrates gfx plugin specs (GFX.H)
• zilmar's Basic Audio LLE Plugin - demonstrates audio plugin specs (AUDIO.H)
• No Sound Plugin - also demonstrates audio plugin specs (AUDIO.H)

However it looks like his basic keyboard input plug-in is closed-source and has no released illustration of the input plugin specs.

The RSP interpreter and re-compiler are open-source on the main website and demonstrate his RSP plugin specs.