C# bindings for libsm64.
This library provides both:
- A high-level C# object-oriented layer for safely calling the libsm64 methods.
- A low-level interop layer for calling libsm64-ext's methods directly.
- libsm64, the original C library that provides this functionality.
- libsm64-unity, which I shamelessly copied the core interop code from.
- Quad64, which I shamelessly copied into this project to load levels.
To install libsm64-sharp, run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package libsm64-sharp
For a simpler experience working with libsm64, you can use the high-level API. Its entrypoint is the Sm64Context class, which provides a more standard C# API for working with libsm64.
A context must be created from a Super Mario 64 ROM in order to load texture and audio data, like so:
var romBytes = File.ReadAllBytes("Super_Mario_64_(US).z64");
var sm64Context = Sm64Context.InitFromRom(romBytes);Note: The ROM used must be the US version in the Z64 format (i.e. big-endian). To verify if your ROM is correct, make sure its MD5 hash is 20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2.
For a full example, refer to this repository's Demo Project.
For direct access to libsm64, you can use the low-level API. This can be accessed via the LibSm64Interop class, which exposes static methods that call the C library.
For a full example, refer to how Sm64Context calls these interop methods within LibSm64Sharp.