Shipwright VS oot

Thanks, I should have included it in the original comment.

https://github.com/garrettjoecox/anchor

This is a fork of the Ship of Harkinian PC port for ocarina of time. If you just want to play the normal game on PC, you can go to the original repo here: https://github.com/HarbourMasters/Shipwright

Anyone managed to fix this bug here: https://github.com/HarbourMasters/Shipwright/issues/2898 Specs: Macbook m1

I've looked at the changelogs for Ship of Harkinian and there's definitely a line saying "Debug camera view added", I just can't find out how to use it within the actual game. I've looked through the source code to try and figure it out but there are so many 1000s lines and it's not easily readable. It was added in this pull request and the approver says "This is really cool to play around with!" so it must be working somehow: https://github.com/HarbourMasters/Shipwright/pull/2400

It's all on their GitHub

The super mario 64 pc port and zelda ocarina of time ship of harkinian are amazing ports that add so many QoL enhancements

Here you go

You need to generate an OTR file by downloading the Windows version and running OTRGui.exe. You also need the appropriate ROM for this. Compatible ROMs are listed on Github.

Ship of Harkinian (Zelda: Ocarina of Time port): https://github.com/HarbourMasters/Shipwright

https://github.com/zeldaret/oot 100% Ocarina of Time is fully decomped, surprised we haven't seen any developments on Mario here. Also liboot is possible.

Here's the page from the Zelda "Reverse Engineer" GitHub wiki: https://github.com/zeldaret/oot/wiki/Getting-Started

well it is possible to crack a game without the source. in fact, it's possible to decompile source from the binary itself. This has been done with Mario64 and ocarina of time.

That being said, there is a lot of documentation out there on Ocarina of Time specifically. There's even a work-in-progress decompilation. You're going to have to learn a lot to get to the level where you can do the stuff you're wanting to do, but that's part of why you have to try to start smaller. You can even work on Ocarina of Time still, but start by picking a concrete goal and trying to hack it into the game. Build a tool from scratch that replaces text in the game, for example.

Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time were only just decompiled within the last couple of years. Jak and Daxter 1 was decompiled a few months ago. GTA 3 and Vice City have nearly finished decompilations, but TakeTwo took legal action against the developers before they put the finishing touches.

That said, I did my research before talking about source ports made from restoring the (nearly) original code using the compiled data and symbols). That's how SM64 and OoT (as well as other Zeldas in progress) were/are decompiled.

I've watched the video and I'm still convinced it provides false information. What is my source? The official OoT decompilation project: https://github.com/zeldaret/oot