N64 ROM Imitation Attempts

[Iconoclast]

After three hours, I was able to get the checkerflag in it with a mere cost of 100- KB extra.

http://img261.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mariokart64md5.swf&width=320

Does anyone have an AVI-FLV converter?? I need it to get the golden logo showing.

Edit: Another change is that Flash Player 8 or later, not 7, is now required, as I found that I needed it to make Accurate Texture Mapping an option.

 

[JHdD]

Here is a online converter:
http://media-convert.com/convert/ :bouncy:

An online Ocarina of Time with Djipi's textures would be really cool :drool:

 

[CpU MasteR]

None of these work for me, I have flash player 9.

 

[Iconoclast]

Then either a) Use Flash Player 9 on a different web browser (sometimes it doesn't work on FireFox) or b) Adobe is retarded.

Here, instead, I'll give you a direct link to the SWF file. Right-click the link, Save File As. Open it directly with the Flash Player executable you have installed.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j112/rswedlo/SWF Objects/MarioKart64.swf

If you run it in full screen mode then I hope you have a good deal of video RAM for future versions. Flash performance/speed is based on the number of pixels changing per frame, so during those transitional effects everything is slow on weak ass cards like mine if the window is maximized.

Also, once you have it on disk, the Press Start screen should fade out right after the music ends like it should but doesn't in a web browser.

Here is a online converter:
http://media-convert.com/convert/ :bouncy:
An online Ocarina of Time with Djipi's textures would be really cool :drool:

Holy fuck...that is awesome. Online, too. If this keeps up, I may be able to have videos externally loaded from my photobucket account, so SWF file size will be kept low. The checker flag I did not need AVI/FLV (Flash Video) animation for, thanks to being fully grayscale. Just needed to retexture to have a magenta background to flood fill the transparency in for all frames, course I didn't use the F3 screenshots method because JPEG sucks, makes GIF palette optimizing shitty.

As for the hi-res textures, what my objective is when making these SWF projections is to make it look as exactly as it would on the actual N64 as possible, even if it includes the copyright image XD. Next thing you know, the Nintendopolice are all over my ass after the doorbell rings..

Although, what I once considered, was having the SWF load these textures externally through files so that the user could replace them him or her self. From what I have found, this is only supported for JPEG image format, so

Macromedia...why is the Internet practically dominated by that retarded image format?With images such as PNG or others using features not supported in .jpg/.jpeg/.jfif/etc. images, this may theoretically be possible.