Getting a file onto SB shouldn't be much of a problem if you use PetitModem (an auxillary file transfer system available on the website "rei.to").

Is there a way to convert a MIDI file to MML? If anyone has a program that can do this, please reply with the key, if one exists.

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Thank you!

Thank you, but the second key seems to have expired. Are there any reuploads of it?

Cool! Is there a key for the 3D globe?

UPDATE: Sorry that I haven't been responding for a while. I have been working on making an engine for 3D platform games using this pseudo-3D engine, and have even turned it in for a school assignment! It can be downloaded using the key seen in this post's screenshot.

I'm talking about the waveforms normally used for BEEP.

Store the "relative" sprite's relative X and Y locstion coordinate values as variables (or in an array for several of such objects) and add them to the coordinates of the object that is being followed when performing SPOFS.

Is there a way to use sound effects like instruments in an MML song?

+SimΞon Yup. I encountered this while experimenting with my MODE7 project. I don't know much about graphics processing, so I can't really explain why this happens.

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Probably because of the painstaking extent that pannekek went to just to beat a level of Super Mario 64 in a certain way.

"An A press is an A press. You can't say it's only half." -TJ "Henry" Yoshi

I think I've gotten the perspective math figured out, but I'm not sure how to use SPOFS Z to make a flat-looking 3D ground.

Rendering pixel by pixel every frame is very impractical for any kind of computer, so I made every horizontal row of pixels of the ground display a sprite, each of which are cropped from the sprite sheet and scaled using a 3D perspective equation.

Working on a MODE7-style 3D engine. Rotation of the ground does not work because it runs on SPSET, but it runs very smoothly.

Perhaps all I need to know for scaling is the ideal distance between the player and the screen, in pixels. As for SPOFS Z, it seems to follow an exponential function of some kind.

Is there an entirely accurate equation yielding a sprite's SPOFS Z value and SPSCALE relative to its theoretical Z-location in a 3D space, as perceived by the player, with the system's titular 3D feature enabled?

Nintendosoft 3DOS.