Is anyone alive?

Guest wrote:

I've been out of this for quite awhile now...almost a year, anyway, I was wondering if anyone is still working on this because I would love to help again (Even if I didn't help much before.) and just seeing if this project is going on, if it isn't I would love to revive it.

Some people still come here, but there hasn't been much progress for a couple months now. If you check out the download center, you'll see all the latest updates.

Please feel free to post some updates, maybe it'll get some more people interested again!

Well, the levels are finished but we need graphics for game menus and soomeone to convert the background music.

But I sadly don't have time for this any more. I did some levels over my holidays and helped to do and test the "final" level fixes and then study started. I just takes to much time that study stuff.

Ugh guys this project just lost its taste. i dont even come here anymore.


I know for a fact that no one check in here everyday!

really??
waiting on background music?
wish i had a list , i posted an easy tutorial for easy conversion here in the forum.
and saw a few other tutorials and apps here ....
....need help with a few pass them tunes over.(i will do what i can)

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hum maybe smarter to add help to guide for others

find tunes .. like the mp3 pack
use free app Wavosaur to loop and edit (i output as wav)

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I would try Process menu : Pitch Shift and type a
negative value in the box, -12 for a biiiiig slowing down :-)

or BrawlBox to loop/play the brstm


MAKE brstm with BCSM-GUIv1.5

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The newer BRSTM can be larger than the original. In most games such as NSMBW,
the technical data for all streamed audio is located a BRSAR file. The size of the original
music is recorded in hex inside. All you have to do is find the location where the size of
the music is recorded, then rewrite the new file size over it.
This is very easy to do with a hex editor with a search function

then its as easy as changing a few #'s in a UltraEdit or any free hex editor with search function

premade just rename ...add to your iso/folder
then change the few #'s in hex, i compiled these links while i converted/looped/sped up thse two tunes ,
so its fairly easy and doesnt take long.

im not able to help with menu, im not good with benzin yet .

imgdiff will be a snap to make patches with.
i tried it on a scrub and a full dump of my NSMBW...
...of course made 2 differant patches and only for my NTSC.
(making imagedif's for pal would be a breeze too)


:-P""" on you Assassination, quiet dont mean loss of intrest , means patients imo.

I still drop by and check on up things from time to time, but I've been really busy with personal stuff. I moved out on my own a few weeks ago, and have been finishing up school, etc. I think about this project a lot though, and one day, it will definitely be finished.

Newer is still being worked on. The rival project is still being worked on. We're not alone in spending forever on a NSMBW hack

VampireLordAlucard wrote:

I still drop by and check on up things from time to time, but I've been really busy with personal stuff. I moved out on my own a few weeks ago, and have been finishing up school, etc. I think about this project a lot though, and one day, it will definitely be finished.

Newer is still being worked on. The rival project is still being worked on. We're not alone in spending forever on a NSMBW hack

Even though I can't help you guys anymore.. I can't wait to lay your guys game...

i wont give up.

Same here

We'll release it eventually

merry christmas

Thanks! You too marky, and everyone else out there