Zeth Ryder

Deathbasket srsly I <3 you!

I personally would like to see MM's original 7 days to be put back in along with the cut minigames/dungeons,/story/etc While I loved MM, it was very short.

I thought it was pretty funny to read and yeah I agree, someone should update them a little bit ;D

Read and enjoy. http://www.thehylia.com/zelda_ocarina_of_time_editor.shtml

Everyone basically summed up my criticism I had offer but I also am asking why not release the source code? If your learning to program, then these guys can help you improve your code to be better and be able to discuss it with you so you can make the program efficiently, its not like anyone is steal your work and call their own. But the choice is yours, this is just my two cents.

I don't understand what's so bad about using cheats. Yeah I've seen someone use them on pokemon before but then again, I seen someone use no cheats and beat a guy with a level 1 ratata compared to the guy who cheated his game. Granted I admit I use cheats on pokemon games, however its not to even speed up grinding or stat boosting, I just do it so I can get my non-legendary team since I've played through all the games and I want to use them and not all of them are shall we say interconnected to transfer pokemon. If you look at the glitchkill community, they thrive on making cheats and these aren't for actually cheating, more adding mods to the games to make things harder or do really neat things. I honestly don't think saying everyone that uses cheats is horrible, cause everyone at one point must of used at least one. I personally don't like using cheats for like for first time play through of games or stuff, cause I usually like to play legit through(with exception of pokemon and I raise those from lvl 1 btw), but I also like to use cheats to make my own hacking experience easier when testing my Zelda mods out, like the DISABLE THE OWL CODE! <3 <3 <3

Picked up this game during my adventure to E3.

Thank god for AOSS and WPA buttons that auto config the 3DS :>

Haha, I'm sure I'm going to have a blast at E3 when I'm not working. xDNevertheless, I'll see everyone when I get back next week.

Sorry guys, but going to E3 is a bit more important then the podcast, as the podcast can wait plus it gives us more to talk about when I do get back! We'll try to reschedule it for a later date! :3

I remember bringing that up at ZSO that the beta quest wasn't really a quest or much beta, but that it was a loader that forced alternate object sets to load up. Which for some reason messed up exits..

I need to get a new DS as well, cause well... Ouendan may or may not have been the cause of my touch screen having circular groves in its touch screen from extensive play of it. <.>;

I've been hacking OOT since the early 2000's, it was via gameshark, I literally have an entire booklet dedicated to codes I made for the 1.0 & 1.1 versions of the game.

Have you tried clearing the cache on the web browser you are using? Sometimes that can be the problem, if not, submit a bug report and shadowfire will get to asap.

Somehow I missed this thread, welcome back to the community Vex. We took care the liberty of removing the karma system cause people were abusing it, giving negative rep to people just cause they don't like them so that's not a problem anymore, second don't worry about what has happened in the past, the GCN is a neutral ground where we expect people to follow our open door policy with this, everyone here is welcome and that off site problems do not concern us. I hope you enjoy your stay and I look forward to your input here on the projects going on plus seeing projects of your own. If you have any questions feel free to IM me, or any of the staff, or feel free to post a question in the Q & A section of the forums.

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My first experience with any N64 emulator was the Ultra HLE emulator that had support for the Voodoo 3DFX cards. Needless to say it was interesting play it, I still remember Zelda's Hair standing up on end cause of bad translations or the part where she leaves you behind cause the door won't open in Ganon's castle. I originally started hacking back on the N64 using a gameshark and still to this day have codes that I never released, mostly for 1.0 and 1.1 as I had those games. I eventually found Odyssey of Hyrule by video gamer X and read a lot of the articles up on there, lastly it led me to ZSO where I saw a dedicated hacking community working together and discovering things under the cartridge that weren't meant to be seen. Needless to say, I was impressed, I followed the community is secret for bit til Dark_Link_77 came out with his tutorial on how to port maps from MM to OOT. Its when that happened I wanted to be involved and learn how to do that, honestly that's all I wanted to do and go back into lurking, well....that didn't happen. I participated in group discussions on both IRC and forums, learned more about things and eventually cooliscool taught me how to load up models via his replace all the trees in Hyrule field method. It was during that time, I took the initiative to start learning and experimenting on my own, eventually I got my own website, and the rest is history leading to now. Its weird how far I've come honestly looking back from then to now, I never heard of such things as a hex editor beside the memory editors used in gamesharks and now I've ported maps, loaded up beta models, can write new hierarchies for models, port animations, etc and now have probably one of the biggest Zelda projects in the community, if you would of told me then I was going to do all this, I wouldn't of believed you, I still kind of don't believe it sometimes. xD

Wow, looking good. I'm guessing the cross hairs are for positioning and the circles are for rotation?

Looking around next week possibly.

Apparently they took into account of using Farore's wind outside of dungeons as when you try to use it for the mushroom trading sequence for the biggoron sword, timer goes to 00:01 when you warp in.

I understand personal preference no need to get defensive, just more trying to understand it when I look one day suddenly half of my contacts have my little pony avatar icons, I just want to know what is so interesting about this show? I watched a couple episodes of the show and still didn't find it interesting. So I'm just wondering if I'm missing something or what?!

Can someone please explain to me this obsession with this show? I don't understand it at all D: Everyone is like its soooo good and I think, ooooooo its a little kids show...so can someone explain it to me?

So while reading over some of my older magazines, I found a couple interesting clips I would like to share with you. :3 First is this one: So originally you were suppose to get the fire arrows from Darunia it seems instead of at Lake Hylia. On the next page it actually shows link using them in the Ice Cavern. And the last picture I want to share is that originally Link could use Farore's Wind anywhere.

lol or that the Sacred Ream is located on the moon. xD Edit new artwork: