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Im having trouble using Good N64
my system slows down when I use it .
When the black box appears(like MsDOS) it gives me a list of options how do I access these options? and how do I patch bad roms ?
So far I think that it is a pointless program I don't understand why it is reccommended.

My system
Amd xp 1800+
Geforce4 mx 420
256sdram
40 gig Seagate 7200rpm hdd
Windows XP home Editon
 

Malcolm

Not a Moderator
catfantasia said:
Im having trouble using Good N64
my system slows down when I use it .
When the black box appears(like MsDOS) it gives me a list of options how do I access these options? and how do I patch bad roms ?
So far I think that it is a pointless program I don't understand why it is reccommended.

My system
Amd xp 1800+
Geforce4 mx 420
256sdram
40 gig Seagate 7200rpm hdd
Windows XP home Editon

ok, when u run the exe all those printed things you see are options.

to enable the options it goes in this format:

good64.exe -{options} {filename}

the opthing will be single letters and the filename should be the path to the files and then the file name with an extension

good luck :)
 

flow``

flow``
right click, send goodn64 to the desktop

right click, properties

C:/blah_blah/goodn64 -rename

(add -rename)
 

ShadowFX

Guardian
Yea, I use GoodWindows 2.4 for a long time now. When I first saw those commandline GoodTools I thought, there must be frontend for this.
 

mexican(Aus)

Silent Assasin
What excactly does it do other than tell me what roms I have(I know what roms I have) and the roms that Im missing?(Not groundbreaking stuff really)

If it converts files to .z64 or something like that then I dont need it because PJ 64 will read any N64file that Im aware of.
 

blizz

New member
the reasons for goodn64 are because:

a) avoids complaints about a Emu when a rom is fuxxored
b) identify hacked/ PD roms
c) act as an intelligence test :devil:
 

2bzy4ne1

Mmmmm....Beeeeerrrr
mexican(Aus) said:
If it converts files to .z64 or something like that then I dont need it because PJ 64 will read any N64file that Im aware of.
even though it can read all n64 rom files, it can read byteswapped ones much faster than non byteswapped ones.
 

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