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No you don’t need to make a folder called bob. Your export directory seems really messed up, try resetting it. You should just need to export the level and run the game for a .lvl file to be generated.

Discord is gonna be the other best place to get mods. The public server invite is here, as seen on the CoopDX website.

Idk what fast64 you're talking about, however that's not at all required. If you're wanting to make levels, follow a regular fast64 tutorial, however before you do that, create a mod, here's how: Open up sm64coopdx Head to Options->Misc->Open User/Appdata Folder Open the mods folder Create a...

You need to make a request for moderator role. You need to meet these requirements https://mods.sm64coopdx.com/threads/qualifications-for-being-a-modder.84/

Unfortunately this would require some form of an account system. It could use coopnet id's, however they aren't reliable enough to be used with this. Also, display names aren't tied to coopnet id's, so you'd have to name the player in your friends list. The only way to do this reliably is an...

Nah you’re fine, I may have something set up wrong on my end, since mods need to have a certain directory structure to import, will look into.

Unsure of why that would be the case, are you dragging in the .zip file? You can also install the mod manually by opening up coopdx, going to Options, Misc, then Open User/Appdata Folder, then from there opening up mods. Then download the tag mod, unzip the mod, and drag the tag (ensure the...

That’s because when you warp Mario you’re then wanting Mario to change position when Mario’s state is yet to be updated to the new level. Here’s a solution. Firstly, warp to level returns a Boolean that returns true if it suceeded. If it returns true, set a variable like tpOnWarp to the index...

If you open up coopdx, and head to Options, and then Misc, you should see an Open User Folder button. Hit that, and then the palettes folder should be there (if you've made a palette).

You can open up the console with ~ or F1, in there you can see if the actor was parsed. If it wasn't parsed, since there's another .bin, you may encountering a coop bug, where actors won't be parsed to generate .bin files if .bin files already exist. To resolve this, move the mario.bin (I assume...

Not really a way to make everything faster, the best way to make things slower is toggling time stop constantly, but the effect is laggy and not great

Happy birthday!

Oh this looks cool, REALLY cool. Not a moderator, so can't give you modder role, just wanted to tell you some stuff to help with your mod: Figured I should tell you how to make Mario not sleep, since that's not really something other mods have that often. in the HOOK_MARIO_UPDATE hook event...

Alr, so there's 2 ways to do this, both giving the same result. I'm gonna show both of them, then explain them: local function on_cmd_command(msg) djui_chat_message_create("You ran a command, good job! You also gave me this message: " .. msg) return true end...

Sorry for the late response. I've updated the description and it should redirect you to the docs fine now. Have zero clue why it was going to ChatGPT lol.

Ah, like a freeroam? I don't think this would work well, however I can add this for the next version if people really want it!

what?

Firstly, what do you mean? Are you wanting to add textures as a texture swap of level textures, or are you trying to change a hud element's texture? For the latter, changing a hud element's texture, this isn't too hard, you just have to know what the texture is called. First, open up...

You need the modder role in order to be able to post mods, which you can obtain by following the qualifications of becoming a modder. For this instance, you should contact the original developer (in this case, PeachyPeach), tell them the problem, and show them how you solved it, so they can...

Check out fast64. It allows you to model a level in blender, and convert it into a sm64 level. There's a bit more to convert it from an sm64 level to a sm64coopdx level, but that's a great place to start!