Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?

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posted by demilich on Sep 1, 2018:

@dushbadge

At some point I did try different combinations for Starfox, but it seems that dithering is not going away. I wonder if there would be any difference with V1.1 of Starfox.

On a side note, I've been testing your code for Jet Force Gemini, but it seems it is not working properly. I've tried it on 2 different Gamesharks with no luck. It plays for a little bit and then the screen goes black. At first I thought it was my RGB signal and switched to S-video, but the same thing happens.
I even tried these end combinations: 3202,0032.

Would this require a different code once I switch to the letterbox widescreen option?

Jet Force Gemini (USA)
Keycode: Zelda
810A9EBC 0000
810A9EBE 3216
810A9EEC 0000
810A9EEE 3216

On a side note, have you messed with Toy Story 2 NTSC U any? I don't think I've seen a code that game.

Thanks
 

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posted by mdmx on Dec 8, 2018:

Baku Bomberman (JP):
8001B16D 0000
8001B19D 0000
8001B16E 0032
8001B19E 0032

Uchhannanchan no Honoo no Challenge: Denryuu IraIra Bou (aka Electric Pen) (JP):
800D40DD 0000
800D40DE 0032
800D410D 0000
800D410E 0032
 

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posted by hyundai on Feb 7, 2019:

Hello, does anyone have a code for Bomberman Hero NTSC-U? It should turn off dithering and anti-aliasing. A code for the PAL version was provided here but it didn't work.
 

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posted by opossumita on Mar 27, 2019:

Anyone has working .aps(s) for:

Mischief Makers (USA) (Rev A).z64
Star Fox 64 (USA) (Rev A).z64
Wonder Project J2 (U).v64
and
Sin and Punishment - Successor of the Earth (U) [!]
or
Sin And Punishment (J) English T-Eng v1.0 Zoinkity.rom

?
Thanks for attention.
 

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posted by mdmx on Apr 13, 2019:

Glover (PAL)
801F57FD 0000
801F582D 0000
801F57FE 0032
801F582E 0032
 

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posted by Goemon on Apr 30, 2019:

demilich said:







@dushbadge Thanks for sharing the code!
I was searching more info on dithering for the N64 and came across this video.


It looks like it is just completely removing dithering, but it made me wonder if the current codes for Starfox, or any other n64 game would require additional codes to completely remove dithering.

That is emulation and can not be done on real N64 HW for most N64 games.