![Making a More Accurate SM64 Outfit for Odyssey [Cant Test In Game Yet] @StupidMarioBros1Fan](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mnJMBpJLWc4/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Official 64 Outfit is strangely inaccurate, as well as inconsistent in it's inaccuracies but that's for another video. As someone who has had plenty of experience with importing SM64 Mario's model into games, I felt that I needed to prepare a more accurate model for when Model Importing becomes a reality.
Now the model isn't 100% accurate because of me remapping textures (but it's like 99.9% close) as well as having to extend the legs. People were right about the model needing to be edited to fit Odyssey Mario's proportions, but not in the way that the official model did. The head was never THAT big in SM64.
I also went the extra mile (that I normally do) and make accurate normals/smoothing as the Official model has everything completely smooth. Also the 100% accurate rigging as the official model was only 95%, legs bend for some weird reason despite everything else being correct.
Now I'm sure I'll need to do more edits such as renaming the objects & materials, maybe even attach things to have the same number of objects, but that's for later. I'll worry about that when actually testing the model, which by the way I need someone to do that for me. I'm not doing anything to my Switch. lol Yes that means I won't be able to use this, but I still want it to be out there for others to enjoy.
Cheat Codes Used:
Debug Control
81269BD8 0C09
81269BDA 5FAB
Cap In Hand
8033B177 0020
Link to Old N64 Ripping Tutorial I Used Years ago: forums.stardock.com/396656/tutorial-how-to-rip-graphics-from-n64-games
Link to Modern Version of the Tutorial: https://forum.gflclan.ru/d/65-ripping-n64-models-to-source
The only difference is that the old tutorial suggests FluxStudio which is why I used it to isolate the models, but it's not really necessary hence the modern tutorial not including it.
For me it's just a force of habit to use FluxStudio.
FaceBook Page: facebook.com/StupidMarioBros1Fan
Twitter: twitter.com/StupidMarioFan1
The Official 64 Outfit is strangely inaccurate, as well as inconsistent in it's inaccuracies but that's for another video. As someone who has had plenty of experience with importing SM64 Mario's model into games, I felt that I needed to prepare a more accurate model for when Model Importing becomes a reality.
Now the model isn't 100% accurate because of me remapping textures (but it's like 99.9% close) as well as having to extend the legs. People were right about the model needing to be edited to fit Odyssey Mario's proportions, but not in the way that the official model did. The head was never THAT big in SM64.
I also went the extra mile (that I normally do) and make accurate normals/smoothing as the Official model has everything completely smooth. Also the 100% accurate rigging as the official model was only 95%, legs bend for some weird reason despite everything else being correct.
Now I'm sure I'll need to do more edits such as renaming the objects & materials, maybe even attach things to have the same number of objects, but that's for later. I'll worry about that when actually testing the model, which by the way I need someone to do that for me. I'm not doing anything to my Switch. lol Yes that means I won't be able to use this, but I still want it to be out there for others to enjoy.
Cheat Codes Used:
Debug Control
81269BD8 0C09
81269BDA 5FAB
Cap In Hand
8033B177 0020
Link to Old N64 Ripping Tutorial I Used Years ago: forums.stardock.com/396656/tutorial-how-to-rip-graphics-from-n64-games
Link to Modern Version of the Tutorial: https://forum.gflclan.ru/d/65-ripping-n64-models-to-source
The only difference is that the old tutorial suggests FluxStudio which is why I used it to isolate the models, but it's not really necessary hence the modern tutorial not including it.
For me it's just a force of habit to use FluxStudio.
FaceBook Page: facebook.com/StupidMarioBros1Fan
Twitter: twitter.com/StupidMarioFan1
![Making a More Accurate SM64 Outfit for Odyssey [Cant Test In Game Yet]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mnJMBpJLWc4/mqdefault.jpg "Making a More Accurate SM64 Outfit for Odyssey [Cant Test In Game Yet]
The Official 64 Outfit is strangely inaccurate, as well as inconsistent in its inaccuracies but thats for another video. As someone who has had plenty of experience with importing SM64 Marios model into games, I felt that I needed to prepare a more accurate model for when Model Importing becomes a reality.
Now the model isnt 100% accurate because of me remapping textures (but its like 99.9% close) as well as having to extend the legs. People were right about the model needing to be edited to fit Odyssey Marios proportions, but not in the way that the official model did. The head was never THAT big in SM64.
I also went the extra mile (that I normally do) and make accurate normals/smoothing as the Official model has everything completely smooth. Also the 100% accurate rigging as the official model was only 95%, legs bend for some weird reason despite everything else being correct.
Now Im sure Ill need to do more edits such as renaming the objects & materials, maybe even attach things to have the same number of objects, but thats for later. Ill worry about that when actually testing the model, which by the way I need someone to do that for me. Im not doing anything to my Switch. lol Yes that means I wont be able to use this, but I still want it to be out there for others to enjoy.
Cheat Codes Used:
Debug Control
81269BD8 0C09
81269BDA 5FAB
Cap In Hand
8033B177 0020
Link to Old N64 Ripping Tutorial I Used Years ago: https://forums.stardock.com/396656/tutorial-how-to-rip-graphics-from-n64-games
Link to Modern Version of the Tutorial: https://forum.gflclan.ru/d/65-ripping-n64-models-to-source
The only difference is that the old tutorial suggests FluxStudio which is why I used it to isolate the models, but its not really necessary hence the modern tutorial not including it.
For me its just a force of habit to use FluxStudio.
FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StupidMarioBros1Fan
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/StupidMarioFan1")
![Fight Bowsette in NSMBW [Custom Animations, Model & Voice Clips]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mnQizdVF99U/mqdefault.jpg "Fight Bowsette in NSMBW [Custom Animations, Model & Voice Clips]
This Channels Targeted Audience is 13 Years & Older.
The age you are SUPPOSED to be when making an account.
This video contains some Sensitive Material that is not appropriate for children under 13 Years Old. Specifically: A female character wearing an outfit with a decent amount of cleavage as well as jiggle physics.
I dont always do Meme Mods but when I do, I put in 9001% effort into them.
While I did get a few requests to make this, ultimately I decided to do this on my own because of what all I could do to Bowsers model & animations in NSMBW.
Bowsette for the most part is based off the original comic that started the whole trend, but with some changes to match Peachette a little bit more such as different eyes, earrings and the crown is more like Peachettes instead of just being the item.
She is a heavily edited version of Peachs model from Mario Party 9 with parts of NSMBW Bowser and custom modeling for things such as her shoulders and crown.
All animations were remade from scratch by me, used Bowsers original animations as a reference but this was 100% re-animated.
The voice clips are various Peach ones from Mario Party 10, Mario Tennis Ultra Smash, New Super Mario Bros Wii and Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (the laughing ones specifically)
All of them are slowed down a little to make her voice deeper because I felt like an evil Peach would have a slightly deeper voice.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xo5TwX4JQngCYwt-g8QaMNLtIiqMx_nc/view
FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StupidMarioBros1Fan
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/StupidMarioFan1
All Copyrighted Materials belong to their respective owners. Mario and all related characters are owned by Nintendo. Bowsette is a fan character created by ayyk92 & while my model is mostly based off his original design, I still made my own edits to it. I only claim to own the model, the custom animations & the video themselves.")
