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Debug menu 2.0
GSKirox Sep 5, 2024
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Add x y z to actor menu and display loadedRamAddr for overlays
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Expand Up @@ -58,14 +58,15 @@ You'll need to disable `Unique Game Save Directory` in Project64 for these to wo

How to use the Debug mode:
- First put the DEBUG_MODE variable at 1 in debug.h.
- You will then have access to a hidden menu with the following options:
- Now the N64 logo sequence at the start of the game will be skipped, the L button will allow you to levitaten and you will then have access to a hidden menu with the following options:
- Instant warps to Dungeons, Bosses or Overworld locations
- Item inventory edits
- Instant age switch with the current location kept
- Bunny Hood applied on
The menu will appear if you press either L+R or Dpad-Up according to what you set for the menu_not_on_dup variable in debug.c.
- Bunny Hood
- In-game clock
- Actor and overlay list
The menu will appear if you press either Dpad-Up or L.
Use Dpad-Left/Dpad-Right and A/B to navigate it.
The L Button will also allow you to levitate.
The warps and items are easily customizable with the code at the top of debug.c.
- Additionally, you can call functions to print numbers on screen, to help you debug new features.
Call either draw_debug_int or draw_debug_float in your code, with the first argument being the number wanted to be displayed, and the
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