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It could be that the host isn’t on the newer version, give it a day (oh look, it’s the next day) and most people will have updated

new coopdx version dropped, update coopdx and everything should go back to normal : )

After some research, I could only come up with one thing are happening You need to update xcode command line tools Otherwise id need to get on my computer so i could do this more efficently

My phone did something weird with the dash, it’s 2 dashes before the version text

If you just run gcc —version in your terminal anywhere that should have an output

What’s the output of gcc —version in your terminal?

looks like you need to install dependencies, in the wiki the command should be there, have you ran that already or?

Hm, if you run python in the terminal, does the terminal see that as a command? If so you should be able to create a link in PATH

You need to install python. You can either install it through homebrew or you can install it on the website

Rom, typing on a phone so it’s tricky rn lol also out should be put

open a terminal window and type ‘cd ~/Downloads/sm64coopdx‘, once in there, out your eom in if you haven’t and run ‘gmake OSX_BUILD=1’, then it should run fine.

Alright, that’ll do the trick lol.

yes homebrew may not maintain macOS Mojave. I’d still give it a shot though. If it fails, you can post compilation errors here, and I’ll try to assist as best as I can : ) Also don’t know about the wine thing, seems pretty bizarre though

The macOS Binary is compiled on a newer version of macOS, and doesn't support older versions, as you have observed, however you can still compile it manually. Follow this guide to compile it manually for macOS. For the error you reported here, be sure to try both the OpenGL and directx version...

I'm unsure of where the directory is on linux, however try looking in ~/.local/share/sm64coopdx and putting your rom there if a folder exists, although I'm unsure of where it would be on linux.

Use Mario's intendedYaw to set Mario's face angle yaw

Happy Birthday!

I do not believe this is possible. If you have the actual folder the .bin file was generated from, you may be able to get it into fast64, however I am not aware of how to do that. Doing it from a .bin file is not possible though.

There are already switch ports of Mario 64, so it would take some work (I doubt it being a plan for coopdx), but it is possible, zero clue about the ps vista. Ideally the console you want to port it to would have a network connection, and thats the main thing it needs.

Russia players have previously stated that they need to use a vpn to reliably connect to coopnet, so you could try that. I'm not sure if there is a ban or not, someone with more knowledge on the subject would need to ask that.