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#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN HOW TO#
#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN INSTALL#
#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN MOD#

Then anywhere on your desktop, make a new work folder and make a copy of your clean Paper Mario TTYD iso, and place it into the work folder. Once you have your Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door ISO with you, drop it into the folder where you setup dolphin to load your gamecube ISOs. Now you'll beĪble to drop your Gamecube ISOs in that select folder so Dolphin canįind and be able to load your games quicker than "File > Open"-ing Select a desired location where you'll store your games. That tab, if the ISO directories is blank, you're going to add aĭirectory (folder location) where you'll store your Gamecube roms. "Options > Configure" and click on the "Paths" panel.

#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN HOW TO#

If you already know how to set up locations where Dolphin can load your ISOs, then skip to Step 2.īoth your Dolphins are installed, run any of them. Make sure you rename them to differentiate which one is which. When it creates a new shortcut, you'll now have both the stable dolphin, and beta version of dolphin. Sure if both builds can work together in the same folders. Install this dolphin, I recommend making a new individual folder so itĭoesn't overwrite anything in your stable build's files.

#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN INSTALL#

Once that's done, then install the beta build from the very top link as shown in this image below:Īlways nice to install the latest version of the beta build because When done, give the shortcut that it creates a different name because you'll need for the following below: Installed already, then you're at a good start. If you have the stable version of Dolphin Then download the necessary files from above and save them at a location You in the future because character replacing requires a bit of hexingĪs well as testing your character very frequently until you're satisfied

Rebuilding your ISO (for Stable Purposes)įirst begin with how to set up your modding workspace.

(The entire list isn't complete, but it listed generally most of the characters and NPCs to know who is who.)

This Text File which lists TTYD's internal file names for characters & NPCs.

A Hex Editor of your choice (I prefer HxD because that's what I use.).

GC Rebuilder (To extract and rebuild your ISO.).

#PAPER MARIO THE THOUSAND YEAR DOOR ROM DOLPHIN MOD#

The current dolphin you'll use to play with your completed mod at full

Dolphin Emulator (A Beta build of it for modding purposes)Įmulator (The stable version.

An ISO of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (You'll have to find this on your own).

Set, then you're limited to what you can do. Want to replace an ally with an enemy that doesn't have a huge animation Though, it allĭepends how the animation plays out, as well how much animations theĬharacter has in their file if it can fill in for that sequence. I'll also beĮxplaining some other neat tricks you can perform to help make theĬharacter you're replacing the default ones over, to play certainĪnimations you want them to have for certain sequences. Here, we'll be covering on how to replace a playableĬharacter (with Mario's ally being our primary focus). This tutorial will give you the general idea on how to replaceĬharacters with another existing one in the game, whether they're