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Post by jackwalker on Nov 2, 2010 12:24:02 GMT -5
I have decided to make a oot replica from scratch. I'm going to code it in Visual Studio 2008 in C++. Any progress I make will be shown here. I am going to try to make it as precise as possible to the real oot. I also plan on using psyq to compile and port it to the n64 (in .v64 format). Once again if this is in the wrong place or I did something wrong please let me know. Sorry if I did put this in the wrong place. The Twilight Princess Link model will be temporarily used until I can get the Ocarina of Time Link Model. Once the project is near completion or at least reached a stable base I will release the source code.
Edit:
I recently made some progress. I made some work and decided to use C# with this. Since Microsoft has C# based libraries that are perfect for what I'm doing I may switch from C++ to C#.
Progress: 8.0%
Being Worked on:
NPC System
Dialogue
Loading Terrain
Create the Game HUD
Creating Physics Engine
Completed:
Libraries
Include Files
Audio Engine
Graphics Engine
Movement (No Animation)
Model Loading
3rd Person Camera
Loading and playing as child link
Beta Testers:
aaammmsterdddam (aka TheDevilsAdmin)
READ THIS:
I am currently in need of a 3d model of Link for development. If you have one or are a very good modeler pm me.
Screenshots will be posted as the project progresses.
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Post by Salvage66 on Nov 2, 2010 13:52:56 GMT -5
Note: I am new to the forum so If this is in the wrong section please let me know. I have decided to make a oot replica from scratch. I'm going to code it in Visual Studio 2008 in C++. Any progress I make will be shown here. I am going to try to make it as precise as possible to the real oot. I also plan on using psyq to compile and port it to the n64 (in .v64 format). Once again if this is in the wrong place or I did something wrong please let me know. Sorry if I did put this in the wrong place. Progress: 1% Being Worked on: Loading Main Models Loading Music Loading Terrain Create the Game HUD Creating Physics Engine Completed: Nothing Yet. Currently Being Done: Setting Up Libraries Something in my gut tells me that this will take a long time. |
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 2, 2010 16:26:43 GMT -5
Note: I am new to the forum so If this is in the wrong section please let me know. I have decided to make a oot replica from scratch. I'm going to code it in Visual Studio 2008 in C++. Any progress I make will be shown here. I am going to try to make it as precise as possible to the real oot. I also plan on using psyq to compile and port it to the n64 (in .v64 format). Once again if this is in the wrong place or I did something wrong please let me know. Sorry if I did put this in the wrong place. Progress: 1% Being Worked on: Loading Main Models Loading Music Loading Terrain Create the Game HUD Creating Physics Engine Completed: Nothing Yet. Currently Being Done: Setting Up Libraries Something in my gut tells me that this will take a long time. Of course it will take a long time, everything does. This does not mean it can't or should not be done. |
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Post by Dead on Nov 3, 2010 13:00:40 GMT -5
Sounds nice, You have any testers?
if not here's the list current list for people applying:
1. TheDevilsAdmin (aaammmsterdddam (ME!))
2. ?
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 3, 2010 14:16:07 GMT -5
Sounds nice, You have any testers? if not here's the list current list for people applying: 1. TheDevilsAdmin (aaammmsterdddam (ME!)) 2. ? At the moment no, there are no beta testers. However if you want to test it your in. The project is BRAND new and its currently an empty project. I'm looking for good libraries (ex. .lib, .h) to use for things such as model loading, audio, buffering certain objects, ect. You can be a tester though there is currently nothing to test. If you know any good libraries please pm me. |
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Post by Dead on Nov 4, 2010 11:30:45 GMT -5
Yeah... I'll check on that
and if you are interested I have ALL the original sound effects 0.0
and btw a suggestion... since this is a remake....
could you add settings like difficulty and NO NAVI
just suggestions tho.....
PM me when there's anything to test^^
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 4, 2010 14:12:21 GMT -5
Yeah... I'll check on that and if you are interested I have ALL the original sound effects 0.0 and btw a suggestion... since this is a remake.... could you add settings like difficulty and NO NAVI just suggestions tho..... PM me when there's anything to test^^ Thanks. Please PM Me the sound effects. Also I am going to make my own personal content on it. Since making navi is going to be a hard task rather then getting rid of navi im going to make navi toggable with some funny extras with her (*hint* "Navi: Hey Link! Careful with that sword, you almost killed me..... Link.... Ah!" *hint*). I may not be able to make the replica perfectly exact as the physic engine on the original OOT is very advance as well as some other things. |
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Post by Jason777 on Nov 4, 2010 21:10:04 GMT -5
^^ of course. they had professional programmers skilled in MIPS r4300-i ASM and C coding.
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Post by Dead on Nov 5, 2010 12:14:16 GMT -5
Yeah.. I'll PM you the soundeffects
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 5, 2010 15:14:49 GMT -5
^^ of course. they had professional programmers skilled in MIPS r3400-i ASM and C coding. Yea that is true. At least we have the powerful advancement of technology on our hands  . The N64 had extreme hardware limits which would require major tweaking. These hardware limits caused problems like for example the N64 could only store 4kb of texture cache and only 4(or 8)MB of RAM. Now if only I could get a good audio library on my hands... |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2010 16:35:27 GMT -5
Are you planning on playing the original game sequences or using MIDI files? If you're going to use MIDI files, you'll need to implement a way of looping from certain points (if there isn't a command to do that in MIDI files already) and it'd be cool if you could make use of a higher quality soundfont since most of the general MIDI instruments aren't so good.
I'd advise against using MP3 or wave formats since these are much larger files and would need to be streamed, so they won't loop very well.
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 6, 2010 13:50:10 GMT -5
Are you planning on playing the original game sequences or using MIDI files? If you're going to use MIDI files, you'll need to implement a way of looping from certain points (if there isn't a command to do that in MIDI files already) and it'd be cool if you could make use of a higher quality soundfont since most of the general MIDI instruments aren't so good. I'd advise against using MP3 or wave formats since these are much larger files and would need to be streamed, so they won't loop very well. Hold on. What are you saying? Is there some special loop sequence in OOT that loops certain parts? Sorry I'm just not getting what exactly you are asking. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2010 14:34:02 GMT -5
Yes, most of the music in the game only loops between certain parts and not the whole piece of music. Example: Kokiri Forest plays a short introduction when you enter it but does not loop that part, the rest of the music is looped though.
There's also Hyrule Field which dynamically changes which part of the sequence is playing based on Link's current actions/enemies.
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Post by jackwalker on Nov 6, 2010 14:55:02 GMT -5
Yes, most of the music in the game only loops between certain parts and not the whole piece of music. Example: Kokiri Forest plays a short introduction when you enter it but does not loop that part, the rest of the music is looped though. There's also Hyrule Field which dynamically changes which part of the sequence is playing based on Link's current actions/enemies. Thanks. I guess I'll use wav or mp3. |
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Post by shadowlink on Dec 27, 2010 15:14:36 GMT -5
how do you enter a code in zelda oot
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. The N64 had extreme hardware limits which would require major tweaking. These hardware limits caused problems like for example the N64 could only store 4kb of texture cache and only 4(or 8)MB of RAM. Now if only I could get a good audio library on my hands...