SanguinettiMods

It's probably some glitch in the play sound function. When a sound effect is called it looks like this: BXXX where B = "SE HD" and XXX = "SE No." according to my probably faulty documentation. The first X of "XXX" is also usually 8, and one is added on when an "SE No." reaches 100 or more. I don't have any real information on how to answer this. BXXX B = "SE HD" X? = 8 "SE No." XX = "SE No." 0 = Player 1 = Item 2 = Environment 3 = Enemy 4 = System 5 = Ocarina 6 = Voice

Let me know if you want to release a patch for any of these! - Courtesy of the program "SkyPaint". I made the skybox compatible with OoT and imported it. - I took a few hours and made this in Photoshop--My first custom seamless Skybox.

2. You can find these in a Hex Editor without much difficulty. 4. The sky is part of the JFIF pre-rendered backgrounds. There are no separate Skybox textures for the market.

http://forums.maco64.com/topic/830892/1/#new

It renders just fine for me in the UoT I was using.

I'm pretty sure UoT won't render anything because the file isn't called "gameplay_keep.zobj" or it doesn't have the string "gameplay_keep" anywhere in the name. Edit: Yeah, that's the case. And if it's identical to 1.0, it's not a surprise that the old drop bomb, heart and arrow textures are in there, as well as the A + C Interface Heart texture. It must've been since 2011 that I've known about it.

Actually, no, you don't need to re-uv map the model and re-import it. You can easily set each side of the model to use two textures independently by modifying with F9 or D9 commands. I forget which right now.

It's really simple to port from MM to OoT in my experience using Subdrag's N64 Sound Tool.

Someone please remove the URL from the Topic Title. <.>

Edit by xdaniel, because this came up several times already, in the thread and in PMs: Do not ask for the OoT 3D files.

There are a few tutorials and a user guide that comes with it. It should be relatively self-explanatory, though.

Also, I mentioned that I can port animations manually. Basically porting each limb rotation frame-by-frame and limb-by-limb using Hylian Toolbox. It's not hard, but pretty tedious. Otherwise, the model swaps are easy, for me.

In-Game coming soon. Yes, I altered the sheath to be more fitting.

That shop keeper... I know more now than I did back then. I've actually done a playable sheik before, but I lost the source files. Won't be so hard to recreate them.