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@@ -120,19 +120,23 @@ tools/elf2rom -cic 6105 zelda_ocarina_mq_dbg.elf zelda_ocarina_mq_dbg.z64
Both of these have the disadvantage that the ordering of the terminal output is scrambled, so for debugging it is best to stick to one thread (i.e. not pass `-j` or `-jN`).
## Compression and Virtual Console
## Compression and Wii Virtual Console support
If you are wondering why other n64 zelda roms ar 32 megabytes that is because they are compressed. HackerOOT supports yaz0 and lzo compression. For more information on compression visit [Z64.me's repo](https://github.com/z64me/z64enc#readme). You can compress your rom by doing this comand instead:
```bash
make compress
```
With compression comes Virtual Console support. As of right now put an original USA wad into the root folder, named `basewad.wad`. Then you must run the following commands. Yes you must `make clean` currently.
```bash
make clean
make wad
```
Nintendo 64 games are using compression to fit the game in a cartridge, this is why you can see 64MB and 32MB (or less) roms. Currently, HackerOoT supports YAZ0 and LZO compression algorithms.
Run ``make compress`` to build a rom and compress it, to choose between YAZ0 and LZO, either edit the ``COMPRESS`` variable in the Makefile, or simply execute ``make compress COMPRESSION=yaz`` or ``make compress COMPRESSION=lzo``.
For more informations about the algorithms, you can read [Z64.me's encoding readme](https://github.com/z64me/z64enc#readme).
HackerOoT supports Wii Virtual Console too! To make a compatible wad, place the original Zelda: Ocarina of Time US (1.2) wad in the root folder of the workspace, rename it ``basewad.wad`` then run ``make wad`` (you will need to run ``make clean`` first if you execute ``make wad`` after either ``make compress`` or ``make``)
The control mapping on Wii VC will be the following:
- N64 A -> GCN A
- N64 B -> GCN B
- N64 C-Right -> GCN X and GCN C-Stick Right
- N64 C-Left -> GCN Y and GCN C-Stick Left
- N64 C-Up-> GCN C-Stick Up
- N64 C-Down -> GCN Z
- N64 Z -> GCN L
- N64 R -> GCN R
- N64 L -> GCN C-Stick Down
Note that you can use the Wii Classic Controller too.
## Contributing