Project 64 1.7 Perfect Build

[Deleted User]

This is my build of project 64, and it's going to make modding in 1.7 much easier.

This build will allow you to refresh your textures in game without having to reset your emulator.

To reset your textures, hit Ctrl + T to enter your settings, and simply hit enter to leave the setting menu. Your screen will briefly flash and the textures will reset.

Make sure that "Protect memory" isn't selected in your emulator cheats to make this compatible with Showdown, or else it won't work.

Enjoy the unlimited cheat space you get with newer version of Project 64 with the luxury of refreshing textures you missed from 1.6.

Download Here

 

[S.K. Stylez]

Why is WM2000 included?

 

[Deleted User]

Because I didn't notice it? Dammit. I'll get another uploaded tomorrow when I get home.

 

[savage101]

well never the less the new star trek TNG Gif is great ..

 

[wiseman]

is there a reason why you prefer 1.7 over Project64 v2.1 ?

 

[Deleted User]

The first post explains my preference. I don't know how I can explain it further.

 

[Rain]

This says it all

nice thanks for sharing Kesson

 

[Deleted User]

Well, just in case it was missed:

<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>Enjoy the unlimited cheat space you get with newer version of Project 64 with the luxury of refreshing textures you missed from 1.6. [/quote]

For modders, this solves a lot of problems. Anyone who has made texture mods in 1.6 will tell you why they shy away from 1.7 or higher is that you have to turn your emulator on and off again before your texture edits appear. Sounds simple enough, except 1.6 would refresh textures in game with very little effort, this cuts off HOURS of time for modding, as alignment becomes a time consuming issue.

With this particular build, you can refresh in game at two clicks of buttons. Which is awesome.

 

[wiseman]

Well, just in case it was missed:

<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>Enjoy the unlimited cheat space you get with newer version of Project 64 with the luxury of refreshing textures you missed from 1.6.

For modders, this solves a lot of problems. Anyone who has made texture mods in 1.6 will tell you why they shy away from 1.7 or higher is that you have to turn your emulator on and off again before your texture edits appear. Sounds simple enough, except 1.6 would refresh textures in game with very little effort, this cuts off HOURS of time for modding, as alignment becomes a time consuming issue.

With this particular build, you can refresh in game at two clicks of buttons. Which is awesome.[/quote]Thank you for this post. It's very informative for those who are new to the scene.

 

[Mur-mai-der]

This is rad. Awesome work c: As always

 

[super_joker]

wait so no WM2000 compatibility???

Whassupwitdat?!

 

[Deleted User]

Why wouldn't it be compatible with WM2000, and how did you draw that conclusion?

 

[S.K. Stylez]

You do know with the Glide64 Final plugin, you can reload textures without restarting the emulator, right?

 

[Deleted User]

They aren't compatible with jabo's new plugin, which retains the shadows and looks much better in my opinion, thus, why I have suffered through this.

But yeah, I knew, they just don't look as good with glide.

 

[wiseman]

If Glide is the best plugin, then are all the mods/cheats/hacks still playable on the latest project64? Any thoughts on CEN64?

 

[Deleted User]

I disagree that Glide is the best plugin for texture modding.

 

[bluntfello]

For the plugin directories why does it say bilbo bobbins? Are these your own personal settings or should they stay like that? I'm a noob when it comes to the setup part of this.

 

[Deleted User]

Ha! Yeah, those are mine. Change them to match your own.

 

[marillmau5]

I just want to add because this topic is stickied people might think project 64 1.7 is the best version for any newbies to start using, I want to add that generally everyone recommends 2.1 and to shy away from 2.3 (nag screen and slower startup)