SM64 Input Direction Lua

The all-in-one lua script that lets you precisely control your inputs - regardless of camera angles! Simply download these files and mupen64-rr-lua, then run InputDirection_dev.lua to get started.

• Match Yaw
  • holds the joystick input that most closely corresponds to Mario's facing angle
• Reverse Angle
  • same as Match Yaw but for the opposite direction
• Match Angle
  • holds the joystick in the direction of the specified angle
  • if used underwater, holds the joystick in the direction of the specified pitch
  • can add 80000 to the angle for negative pitch
  • use Left/Right to toggle parity and Always to toggle stick position alternation
• .99
  • hold a joystick angle that makes Mario's speed go to 31.99 or 47.99 speed for 1 frame (when possible)
• Always
  • constantly .99 strain
• Dyaw
  • makes Match Yaw hold an offset from Mario's facing angle
• Atanstrain
  • Strains over N frames in a way to gain more distance. If Match Angle is enabled it will use the input field instead (including Dyaw)
• I
  • With AtanStrain enabled it does the inputs in reverse order
• E
  • Changes the power of 10 step for R N D and S
• R
  • Ratio of forwards movement over sideways movement
• D
  • Displacement (offset)
• N
  • Amount of frames to arcotan strain (can use .25 increments for quarter steps)
• S
  • Frame to start arcotan straining
• Left/Right
  • determines the direction of the .99 strain, Dyaw and Atanstrain
• Swim
  • repeatedly presses A or B to swim optimally
  • to change which button is pressed, replace the string inside the main script
• Magnitude Control
  • set a maximum magnitude to input
  • Speedkick is a shortcut for a magnitude of 48
  • High Mag prioritizes magnitude over angle
  • Reset Mag removes the the cap
• Get Dist Moved
  • once enabled, saves Mario's position and displays the distance from that point
  • Ignore Y ignores the vertical distance

As an example: if Mario is facing angle 54600 and Match Angle set to 2000, with Dyaw and Right selected, it will hold the input coresponding to angle 52600.

You can add your own colour schemes, or adjust the existing ones in Settings.lua. To switch to dark mode, put Settings.Theme = Settings.Themes.Dark inside the main script.