What follows are instructions for doing so. Some users may want to compile the project from source code. For the big endian ROM it should be 5bd1fe107bf8106b2ab6650abecd54d6, and for byteswapped it should be 6697768a7a7df2dd27a692a2638ea90b. Verify that the checksum of your ROM is correct.Please ensure that your ROM is version 1.0, NTSC-U of the game. If you are still having trouble, your ROM may simply not be the correct version of Ocarina of Time.If you have tried both the byteswapped and big endian patches and the patcher says that the checksum is incorrect, try downloading Tool64 and converting the ROM to big endian, and using the big endian patch.Now play the game on your platform of choice, whether it be a real Nintendo 64 with a flashcart, or on an emulator!.If the patcher does not report any issues, click "Apply Patch" and the newly patched ROM will be downloaded.bps labeled "Big Endian." If your rom ends with. Load your ROM into the patcher where it says "ROM File.".First get your legally-obtained ROM of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (version 1.0 NTSC-U) ready, and download the patch.This is the suggested way for most users to experience the project. Since much of the code in this project either had to be adapted for use here or is fully custom, please give credit when reusing code from this repo. Instead, three gameplay “tours” featured in the original Spaceworld 1997 demo are available to choose from, each showcasing various unique flavors of gameplay. Since this project aims to restore an experience that was originally a demo, it cannot be completed from start-to-finish like the final game. This project aims to be a mostly accurate representation of the Nintendo Spaceworld 1997 demo of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. We have released a new version of the project! (See changes here)
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