Arceny

Hmmm... thanks, Jason! These tools look interesting. I can't find LACE, though. Or Model2N64. But nevertheless... I'll take you up on that offer. XD Well, that leaves room for you to focus on something that's desperately needed.

Maybe asking for the moon, but... Why not make a program where you can insert custom animations and models in OoT?

Ratchet and Clank; duh! Life or Death?

Nobody has mine.... I'm so clever. XD

Well, I dunno. I used to hold OoT to a high point (being the game that let me want more of the franchise; I had the first one, but didn't like it ) But I kinda like ALttP better. Now, I'm not saying OoT doesn't deserve some respect. I believe half of our "complaints" were due to the fact that Nintendo went through so many freaking scraps and changes (Zelda64 DD, first person, kid/adult) and were really pioneering some uncharted aspects (the team responsible for the character movements actually cried because Link kept glitching through walls), such as the in game camera, the z lock targeting (although I believe that system has been done in Mario), and swordplay. Remember, this isn't jumping,punching, or shooting. The sword had to match its mark (even though people complain that it took some time to hit the pots, that never really occured to me; it even says in-game to thrust). And the horseback riding, to me, an interesting feat. Now don't get me wrong, but I'm not really one to nitpick things in life. So, maybe I'm missing the picture? I just have to buy TP, play it, maybe come back in a few months and see my PoV then... And no, I'm not going to fanboy about OoT. I just think its a good game like a whole lot of others. It just was groundbreaking in 1998; that's a fact. But would it stand to today's standards? No. That's just like four star movie classics that are just faulty (as in quality, effects, etc.) compared to today. But that doesn't mean it didn't make a mark in history, and people hold them as "special".

Iphone, I guess.... Offense or defense?

Hmmm... I figured out the problem for the "hidden" folders. I run Vista, so I had a tab that read "Compatibility Files", and when you click it, it reveals those folders in "VirtualStore" for its AppData (for those who've had the trouble in Project64 with a missing "Save" folder...) Also, the glitch must've been worked out, because it won't show. It used to show a white box when youd equip a sword... Well, thanks Sang!

zelda any day. HD or SD?

Thanks, Sang. (Can I call you Sang? It's better than spelling out "SanguinettiMods". Or can only your friends call you that? Wait, am I your friend? 0_o ) Anyway, two other technical diffs I'm having: My "Save", "cache", and "Screenshots" folder won't show (yup, I'm using Project64; just everday gaming.). I know they exist, cause when you load up a save point, the folders are there. But they won't show up in the explorer. And is there a way to fix the menu glitch for Link's equip screen (for his tunics and such) when you use textures? Just curious for that one.... Thanks.

Is there a way to switch between different texture packs? Like texture packs from different authors? I wish I was a programmer, because I would write a plugin just for it....

Of course, considering OoT was the first Zelda 3D title. It's like the Wright's brothers first airplane, compared to WWII's fighters...

The first... if you're talking to me.

Isn't that Jonathan Wrathborne? My sis watches his animations all the time.

@GamerGal U dubble posted!!!! @Netsrac You know, what they say is true: video games do influence violence

Hmm... slapstick "slap on da face"? Nah, too stale. Instead....... [thinking of prank]....

Turns out, Mr. Kondo loved sample libraries.... XD

What number are we? Oh yeah, 13. When you don't know how to battle and are getting smashed by EVERY MEMBER IN THE COMMUNITY!

Dat's foh n00bs. :{

It's a trick to fool "gullibles"...

Just ask for it to be locked.

Or is it? (shrieking violin staccatos play) Just kidden!

Hello! XD

I was wondering, is there a custom GM bank for OoT's instruments?

I kinda get what you mean: yeah, a lot of folks are quick to follow, easy to be fooled, so naive. And a lot of people like the new stuff, and hate on the "intellectuals". But that's just people's "opinion". It's what makes humanity so great. It's free, and its yours. You can't force someone to like certain things; that's just how people are. But I get what you're getting at, HellSpawn. Peace.