Yeah. Wanted to insert animations.cpp. That is the only thing in the source folder, is that how it should be?

Anyway, I get 2 errors.

1. Make[1]: *** [animations.o] Error 1
2. Make: *** [Build] Error 2

It also says "Compilation terminated." just above error 1.

What am I doing wrong? I have installed DevKitPro. The level boots just fine, if anyone was wondering, but obviously without the ASM.

(Also: Animations.cpp runs when you have the blue koopa shell, correct?)

Edit: I probably deleted some important files by accident, now that I think about it. I'll just download the template and add animations.cpp into the source folder.

Edit 2: Tried reinstalling DevKitPro and got "Trying to set the path to blank string! Please add "C:\Devkitpro\mysis\bin;" to the start of your path at the end of install. As this is where make.exe is found, I think this may be the problem.
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Bump? No activity in 12 hours? Anyway, as I said on another thread now it says "Make is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file". What can I do? I searched and found nothing. I have reinstalled it 3 times. NO CLUE what's going on. I included everything in the installation, just in case. Make.exe is in C:\devKitPro\mysys\bin.

Sorry if this seems spammy. I want to use skawo's new asm :p
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Go into System Properties -> environment variables -> system variables -> PATH and add that "C:\Devkitpro\msys\bin;"

http://nsmbhd.net/file/TYJIcRQEYIrNkhcw/09Mfovf.png

It still does it...



Edit: Oh. Capitals. Will retry.

Edit 2: I AM SUCH AN IDIOT
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No, the capitals shouldn't matter. You've inserted it wrong.

"msys" not "mysis" Leave your sister out of this.

Wow. No idea how I messed that up so badly. Though I always said it to myself as "mysis". But now it just takes forever right at the end of the install and I still get the error. What do I name the variable?
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You get which error? The path one? It tells you to insert this because the installer can't, not to resolve the error in the installer. Try compiling the hacks in again.

Ok. Now I just get the original errors. That's a step in the right direction, right? By the way, I'm using the 1.6.0 updater.
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As I said, after installing devkit and inserting the variable into your path, try compiling again.

Just get the original error now.

Edit: Just found out there was another thread. Sorry. No error now, will check to see if it works.
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Which devkit version did you install?

1.6. But I think I fixed it by removing -lgcc in the makefile. I just searched for the problem and realized there was another thread. Sorry.

Wow. Now the level doesn't boot.

Umm..
Now it does. Stupid desmume.


More edits lol. How do you use animations.cpp?
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Install v41 -> https://sourceforge.net/projects/devkitpro/files/devkitARM/previous/devkitARM_r41-win32.exe/download

This is the version the template was made for. -lgcc is actually necessary for some things.

Should I uninstall current one?
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Yes.

Thanks.

Edit: So with animations.cpp, is there anything I have to do after compiling it?
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-> http://nsmbhd.net/thread/3107-tileset-animations-hack/

Uhh... What do I do with r41? I extracted it into a new devkit pro folder I made in c:\
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Oh... my bad. I thought it came with an installer... well, reinstall DevkitPro and put the DevkitARM folder inside C:\Devkitpro



...I think.

xD Ugh. Damn it skawo!

Seems to work, thanks. But the animations.cpp I'm talking about is the flying one.
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