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Afazeres: adicionar informações de Dennis

Alguns menus de debug e ferramentas permanecer no jogo final. Estes podem ser ativados via hackeando ou códigos GameShark. Pois algumas caracteres na fonte usadas no texto de Debug foram sobrescritas para o lançamento Norte-Americano, jogadores usando essas versões para testar as funcionalidades de debug vão achar algumas letras não sendo exibidas corretamente.

Exibição de Debug Clássica#

This debug menu was one of the first found in-game with the use of a GameShark. It displays information on Mario's angle, speed, and action, as well as memory info.

Access#

To enable the classic debug display, enter the appropriate Gameshark code for your version of the game.

A032C658 0059

A032D598 0059

A02F9748 0059

A030CCC8 0059

A030F228 0059

Items#

Complex Debug Display#

This more comprehensive debug display depicts everything from map information to the current number of loaded objects.

To do: Add yoshielectron's info.

Access#

To enable the complex debug display, enter the appropriate Gameshark code for your version of the game.

8033BEF3 0001
D0339C30 0008
8032FF34 0001
D0339C30 0001
8032FF34 0002
D0339C30 0004
8032FF34 0003
D0339C30 0002
8032FF34 0004
D0339C31 0020
8032FF34 0005

8033D263 0001
D033AFA0 0008
80330E94 0001
D033AFA0 0001
80330E94 0002
D033AFA0 0004
80330E94 0003
D033AFA0 0002
80330E94 0004
D033AFA1 0020
80330E94 0005

8030AE93 0001
D0309260 0008
802FD054 0001
D0309260 0001
802FD054 0002
D0309260 0004
802FD054 0003
D0309260 0002
802FD054 0004
D0309261 0020
802FD054 0005

8031F423 0001
D031D560 0008
803105C4 0001
D031D560 0001
803105C4 0002
D031D560 0004
803105C4 0003
D031D560 0002
803105C4 0004
D031D561 0020
803105C4 0005

80321DD3 0001
D0320610 0008
80312B24 0001
D0320610 0001
80312B24 0002
D0320610 0004
80312B24 0003
D0320610 0002
80312B24 0004
D0320610 0020
80312B24 0005

Options#

D-Right - Map Info#

Press D-Right to display the "MAPINFO" screen.

D-Down - Stage Info#

Press D-Down to display the "STAGEINFO" screen.

D-Left - Effect Info#

Press D-Left to display the "EFFECTINFO" screen.

D-Up - Check Info#

Press D-Up to display the "CHECKINFO" screen. This screen shows info related to collision checking.

L - Enemy Info#

Press L to display the "ENEMYINFO" screen.

Debug Resource Meter#

This function causes coloured bars to appear along the bottom of the screen, which serve as a visual representation of the time different threads take. The bottom four bars are for reference and each mark 1/60 of a second. On top, the time of the audio thread (red), game logic thread (yellow) and video thread (orange) are plotted. When the top bars reach the orange reference bar, processing the frame took longer than 1/30 of a second and a lag frame is introduced. A little red bar appears in the middle whenever this happens.

8032C654 0001

8032D594 0001

802F9744 0001

8030CCC4 0001

8030F224 0001

Debug Spawn#

This function causes various objects to spawn that alter Mario's movement. Press the D-Pad buttons to spawn either nothing, a normal Koopa Shell, a water Koopa Shell, or a Crazy Box. Don't try to use it inside the castle, though, or the game might crash.

8032FF34 0003
8133BF6E 0001

80330E94 0003
8133D2DE 0001

802FD054 0003
8130AF0E 0001

803105C4 0003
8131F49E 0001

80312B24 0003
81321E4E 0001

Free Movement Mode#

To do: Make codes for the other versions.

This function enables a free-movement mode that lets Mario zoom about freely, though not pass through obstacles because floor checks and wall checks are still done. When holding B, you go fast enough to clip through the hitboxes though.

Controls:

• D-Down+Z: Enable free-movement mode.
• Joystick: Move Mario horizontally.
• D-Up: Move Mario up.
• D-Down: Move Mario down.
• B: Multiply movement speed by 4.
• L: Multiply movement speed by 0.01.
• A: Exit free-movement mode.

D1339C30 2100
8126976E 5F0D
D1339C30 8000
8126976E 97D1

D133AFA0 2100
81269BDA 5FAB
D133AFA0 8000
81269BDA 98D5

Old Debug Display#

To do: Find a way to attach this to an object. Add Out Scope to the code.

An old, debug display can be seen here. It was meant to be used for object movement flags. For the debug display to function it needs to be attached to an object. With the code on, press the GS Button while in game to enable it. Don't press it at the main menus.

The text means as follows

• Bound: Object has landed
• Touch: Object is on the ground
• Takeoff: Object has left the ground
• Dive: Object has entered water.
• S Water: Object is moving at the water's surface
• U Water: Object is moving below the water's surface
• B Water: Object is moving on the ground in water.
• Sky: Object is moving in the air.
• Out Scope: Removed movement flag, unknown what this was for, probably would have been used when an object has either unloaded or is out of the camera's view.

If you're using Project 64 for this code, it will only work on 2.0 or higher.

89248BE8 0000
89248BEA 0000
89248C12 2CE5
8833D263 0001
812CB3AC 0000
812CB3AE 0000
812CB3DC 0000
812CB3DE 0000
812CB40C 0000
812CB40E 0000
812CB43C 0000
812CB43E 0000
812CB46C 0000
812CB46E 0000
812CB49C 0000
812CB49E 0000
812CB4CC 0000
812CB4CE 0000
812CB4FC 0000
812CB4FE 0000
812CB52C 0000
812CB52E 0000

Level Select#

Access#

A032C64C 0001

A032D58C 0001

A02F973C 0001

A030CCBC 0001

A030F21C 0001

Options#

This level select features an early version of the title screen. When enabled, it replaces the file select screen. The courses are listed in the order that their data appears in the game's memory.

When a level is selected, Mario will automatically be sent to the first Star, bypassing the Star selection screen. Exiting a course via Star collection, death, or the pause menu will bring you back to the level select screen. Attempting to access one of the removed entries causes the game to reset.

Controls:

• A: Scroll forward by 1.
• B: Scroll backward by 1.
• D-Up: Scroll forward by 1.
• D-Down: Scroll backward by 1.
• D-Right: Scroll forward by 10.
• D-Left: Scroll backward by 10.
• Start: Enter level.
• Z + C-Left + C-right + Start: Reboot game without level select

For some reason, if Peach's Castle is entered via the level select, no background music will play there. Also, it is impossible to drown in any level entered via the level select, as Mario's health meter doesn't deplete when he is underwater.

While bonus levels marked "EXT1" to "EXT9" are present (standing for "extra"), "EXT5" is missing. It may have been removed during development, or it may be that the label is simply missing from the entry for Cavern of the Metal Cap.

The use of "Donkey" for "Monkey" is a tongue-in-cheek reference to Donkey Kong.

Unused Crash Handler#

In these versions of Super Mario 64 (Europe, Shindou and iQue), there exists unused thread code (from 80241850 to 802422F0 in Europe) for the same crash handler found in Paper Mario; however, it's not initialized in neither of the versions mentioned, so it's not used. The only notable difference between both handlers is that Paper Mario prints the MM value, whereas Super Mario 64 does not.

The error cause texts are located at 0xC2820 in Europe, 0xCEF10 in Shindou and 0xD1860 in iQue.

This handler does not exist in the USA, Japanese or DD versions.

Mario Head Guide Cubes#

To do: add the line of code

Watch on YouTubePink cubes mark areas where Mario's face can be grabbed on the title screen. Normally, these cubes are invisible but changing a single line of code reveals them. Using the Gameshark codes below will make them visible.

8018F2E3 0000

8018F423 0000

8018E453 0000