- PistonMiner for their work on the TTYD scripting disassembly, the initial code for the rel framework, and the elf2rel, gcipack, and rellink utilities. (GitHub repo for these tools here.)
- Jdaster64 for their work on the Shufflizer. (GitHub repo for the Shufflizer here.)
These are practice codes that I have made for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
The latest release can be found on the releases page.
See the user manual.
To build this, you need to have devkitPPC and Python 3 installed. Instructions for installing devkitPPC can be found here, and Python 3 can be downloaded from here. You also need to install pyelf2rel in Python, which can be found here.
To build, you must first add DEVKITPPC to your environment, in which it should be set to the devkitPPC folder. You can then run make to build the GCI files. Any combination of rules can be applied to this. You should also run make clean after making any changes, as files built with a previous build could cause issues.
Examples of make being used:
make us
make jp eu
make us eu
- PistonMiner for helping me with many C++ questions, and overall providing a ton of in-depth technical assistance.
- Jdaster64 for helping me with various formulas, providing logic about guard/superguard timing, and other C++ related help.
- Muz for drawing the banners and icons used in the save files.
- Gibstack for testing out the menu, and for confirming many battle actor names.