This is practice tool for Paper Mario 64 intended for use on N64 with an Everdrive. It's also known informally as "the practice rom".
The latest release and installation instructions can be found on the releases page.
See the user manual for information on how to use fp.
To build from source, refer to this guide.
If you found a bug or have an idea for an enhancement or feature, please create an issue.
For bugs, be sure to include all necessary steps to reproduce the bug, and describe the expected and observed behavior in detail. For enhancements or features, include a detailed description of your proposed changes, how they should be designed, how they will fit in with the current design, and possibly how they should be implemented. Do not submit suggestions that are too subjective to be considered improvements.
Contributions are welcome! If you want to fix a bug or implement a feature yourself, feel free to make a development fork. Before you start working on a feature, you may first want to submit an issue where you describe the feature you want to add, to be sure that such a feature would be accepted. There's no canonical style guide for this project, but you should adhere to the style used in the rest of the code. Code that doesn't meet the current quality standard will be rejected. When your code is ready, send a pull request to the develop branch.
First and foremost, this project wouldn't be possible without glank and the Ocarina of Time practice ROM, gz. The same toolchain is used for fp, and many parts of the code are lifted straight from gz.
Second, a big thank you goes to fig02 and krimtonz. Fig was the one to initially setup the fp repo and get the project started, and krim was instrumental in getting the project working in the first place.
The work that the Paper Mario decompilation team has put in has also been incredibly useful. Many of the features in fp would have either been much harder, or even downright impossible to get working without the insight into Paper Mario's code that decomp has provided.
Finally, there are the contributors here. Thank you for all your hard work making fp as good and useful as possible.