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Code from the OoT decomp project for the metal bars in Ganon's Castle. This code demonstrates that the developers put a check in the game to prevent the bars from opening under certain circumstances. Unlike the anti-piracy check with Zelda's hair, this one does *not* check the CIC chip.
A picture of Zelda's hair scaled weirdly on the ares emulator, a modern and accurate N64 emulator. To produce this image, I modified the code so that the matrix scaling in my previous post would always occur.
Source code from the Ocarina of Time matching decompilation project. It shows a matrix involved with Zelda's hair being scaled differently if the anitpiracy check fails.
A chart showing Majora's Mask decompilation percentage over time. As of December 10th, every single metric is at 100% for the US N64 version
A video showcasing the so-called "mega Eeno" glitch in Majora's Mask. There is debug text on the side of the screen showing the target scale of the Eeno being much larger than normally intended.
An image of decompiled source code for Majora's Mask. It shows strange behavior described in the post as it exists in the code.
A video of three Eenos combining in Majora's Mask. There is some debug text on the side of the screen showing the current and target scale of the Eeno that absorbs the other two and grows larger.
A video of an Eeno throwing a snowball in Majora's Mask. There is some debug text on the side of the screen showing when a snowball is made and when it is thrown.
A video of a modified version of Majora's Mask. When I bring the dog to the racetrack owner, it is *not* magenta, indicating it is in normal condition. However, when the race actually starts, it is magenta, indicating it is in bad condition.
A screenshot of a text dump of Majora's Mask, showcasing the various dog messages
An image of Link holding a Deku Stick in Ocarina of Time 3D. A striped pattern is visible on the stick, similar to the pattern seen in the first image in this thread.
Link holding a Deku Stick close to the camera after the aforementioned bug has been fixed. The stick has a uniform texture and partially blends in with the background.
A video showing Link's appearance changing in the Ocarina of Time pause menu as different shields are equipped.
A highlight of decompiled code from Ocarina of Time showing how the Deku Stick texture is being loaded
Link holding a Deku Stick close to the camera in Ocarina of Time. The stick has a striped texture.