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130 lines
7.5 KiB
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# GCT Generator
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[](https://github.com/BitPatty/gctGenerator/blob/master/LICENSE)
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[](https://github.com/BitPatty/gctGenerator/actions?query=workflow%3A%22CD+Pipeline%22)
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This repository contains the code behind the Super Mario Sunshine Cheatfile Generator at https://gct.zint.ch/
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## Features
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- Custom cheat combination
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- Custom stage loader based on [QbeRoot's fastcodes](https://github.com/QbeRoot/fastcodes)
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- Creates cheatfiles ready for use with [Nintendont](https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont), [Gecko Cheat Manager](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/CheatManager) and [Dolphin](https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin)
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---
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## Contributing
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### Updating Practice Codes
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The codes are stored in the `Codes.xml` file. If you want to add or change codes edit the XML file. Note that GMSJ0A refers to the NTSC-J 1.1 release of Super Mario Sunshine. (It's not actually called version A but that's what we've been calling it for years due to a misconception on what the A on the back of the box means).
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When adding new codes keep in mind that the English title/description are mandatory.
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#### Reserved Memory
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Some codes store some states in the games memory starting from address 0x817F0000. To avoid collisions use a memory range in the unallocated ranges:
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| Status | Start | End | Description |
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| --------------------------- | ------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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|  | `0x0` | `0x7` | Level Select: Stage Data |
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|  | `0x8` | `0x13` | DPad Functions: Stored Position (Mario) |
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|  | `0x14` | `0x15` | DPad Functions: Stored Angle (Mario) |
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|  | `0x16` | `0x1B` | DPad Functions: Stored Position (Camera) |
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|  | `0x20` | `0x23` | Coin Count Savestate: Coin Count |
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|  | `0x24` | `0x93` | Not Allocated |
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|  | `0x94` | `0xA3` | QF Timer: Coordinates of the Text box (LTRB) |
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|  | `0xA4` | `0xB0` | QF Timer: Timer Format String |
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|  | `0xB0` | `0xB1` | QF Timer: (Unused) |
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|  | `0xB2` | `0xB2` | QF Timer: Stop at QFT Offset |
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|  | `0xB3` | `0xB3` | QF Timer: Restart Flag |
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|  | `0xB4` | `0xB7` | QF Timer: Cumulative time of previous areas since last reset (QFT Offset) |
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|  | `0xB8` | `0xBB` | QF Timer: Time to display if timer freeze > 0 |
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|  | `0xBC` | `0xBF` | QF Timer: Duration of timer freeze (in frames) |
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|  | `0xC0` | `0xFF` | Buffer (QF Timer) |
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|  | `0x100` | `0x100` | Ingame Timer: Reset Stopwatch Flag |
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|  | `0x101` | `0x101` | Ingame Timer: Disable Custom IG Timer Flag |
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|  | `0x102` | `0x10B` | Ingame Timer: Stopwatch Backup |
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|  | `0x10C` | `0x10C` | Ingame Timer: Stop Stopwatch Flag |
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|  | `0x10D` | `0x10F` | Buffer (Ingame Timer) |
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|  | `0x110` | `0x237` | QF Timer: Timer Textbox |
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|  | `0x238` | `0xFFF` | Not Allocated |
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### Adding translations
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1. Create a new file `<lang>.json` in `site/.vuepress/i18n`, where `<lang>` is the language code you want to add. Copy the contents of `en-US.json` into your file and translate each entry in the JSON file.
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2. Create a new folder with your language code in `site` (such as `site/de` for German). Create a new markdown file for each existing page (`guide.md`, `index.md`, `ios58.md`, ...) and translate its contents from the English version.
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3. Create a new entry in `site/.vuepress/i18n/locales.json` with the site metadata and navigation items for your language.
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4. Add your locale to the `translations` in `site/.vuepress/i18n/localeHelper.js`.
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5. Open `Codes.xml` and add a translation for each code (`<title>` and `<description>`).
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### Updating Guides
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You can find the guides in the [site](https://github.com/BitPatty/gctGenerator/tree/master/site) folder. Simply edit the corresponding markdown file (.md).
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Note that in the code reference files everything following the `<!-- injectionpoint -->` tag will be removed during the next build.
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### Site Development
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You can either use dev containers or your own setup to develop new features.
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#### Using Dev-Containers
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If you have access to codespaces simply open the repository in codespaces. Else you can set it up locally as follows:
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1. Install [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) and [docker-compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/).
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2. Open the project in VSCode
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3. Click the `Reopen in Container` button or run the command with the same name.
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#### Using your own environment
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Due to formatting rules you should use VSCode for development with the following features/extensions:
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- NodeJS 16.x (LTS)
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- npm 8.x
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- `octref.vetur`
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- `esbenp.prettier-vscode`
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#### Development commands
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```sh
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# Install dependencies
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npm i
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# Inject codes from the Codes.xml file
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npm run codes:inject
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# Run project in watch mode
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# This will serve the page in development mode on http://localhost:8080
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npm run dev
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# Remove injected codes
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npm run codes:clean
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# Build project for production
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npm run build
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# Serve the production build
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npm run serve
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```
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The XML codes will be written automatically to the json file and code reference during the following actions:
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- Starting the development server with `npm run dev`
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- Building the site with `npm run build`
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If you want to inject the codes at any given point you can use `npm run codes:inject`.
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**!!! Note that if npm was used, `npm run codes:clean` is ran automatically as a pre-commit hook, removing all injected codes and staging ALL changes.** If you want to commit changes without cleaning codes first you have to commit through `git commit --no-verify`.
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### Build and preview the site (Docker)
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The project root provides a [docker-compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/) file, which creates a clean build (with the same configuration as the production build) and spins up a minimal Apache server on your local, serving the resulting build on port 8080.
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```sh
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# Build and serve the site on http://localhost:8080
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# Press CTRL+C to stop the container
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docker-compose up --build
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```
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