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Whomps are large enemies appearing in [[Whomp's Fortress]] and [[Bowser in the Sky]]. They move along a predefined path unt ...h a y-velocity of Whomp's y-velocity is set to 40 units/frame. Then, Whomp's facing angle rotates at 1.40625 degrees/frame until its facing angle is 90

|title=Whomp's Fortress ...room located on the right side of the lower first floor of Princess Peach's castle. One power star is needed to access it without a [[RTA Guide/Lobby B

...[[N64]] can dereference directly. The virtual addressing scheme of the N64's VR4300 CPU looks like this: Physical addresses run from 0x00000000 to 0x1FFFFFFF. The details of the N64's physical memory mapping can be found [http://en64.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Memory

##If mario's forwardVel > 0, [[Forward Rollout]], else, [[Backward Rollout]]. #If Mario's new floor is not a slope, and Mario's forward velocity squared < 64, and the animation is at an end, [[Stomach Sl

...d by 20% as for regular single jumps. In riding shell ground action, Mario's speed is capped at 64 (+ 1 frame of slope acceleration), but if Mario jumps ...images]}}. The speed is gained via air acceleration, which increases Mario's speed by 0.15 every frame.

...[[Mr. I]], and [[Yoshi]]. Of these, Mr. I and Eyerok blink based on Mario's interactions with them. All other creatures blink idly. ...every 64 frames. However, Peach's blinking animation is offset from Mario's by 32, meaning that they will never blink at the same time.

|speed= Dependent on action and Mario's speed ...lower one will run towards Mario and "steal" and wear [[Default Cap|Mario's cap]] when first picked up, and run away from him (with the same behavior a

===Mario's Platform Adventure=== {{Main|Mario's Platform Adventure}}

|course= Big Boo's Haunt |tas_link=[https://youtu.be/SxHznw6cpyg "(TAS) SM64: Ride Big Boo's Merry-Go-Round in 32.67s" by Hello, my name is nim]

|tas_link=[https://youtu.be/4RlENcbH5VU <nowiki>"[TAS] Behind Chain Chomp's Gate - 10"33" by elbertito</nowiki>] |rta_link=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIeVA9NaFAE "Behind Chain Chomp's Gate 11"37" by mofumofu256]

...ll start [[twirling]] and the Fly Guy will die and drop two yellow [[coin]]s. Any other form of attack will not put Mario in a twirling state. * [[Snowman's Land]]

...ive outlet, or to make essentially new unofficial games using the old game's engine. ...characters, abilities, or a range of other attributes defined by the game's author. Some ROM hacks are simple reskins, whereas others are entirely new

|title=Big Boo's Haunt '''Big Boo's Haunt''' is the fifth course in the game. 12 stars are needed to unlock it.

* Mario's current action is walking * Mario's forwards speed greater than or equal to 16

...]] or physics exploits, and is often helpful in speedruns and [[challenge]]s due to its ability to allow quicker movement and the potential to clip thro Some techniques cause Mario's position to change quickly, without technically changing his speed:

| WF || Chip Off Whomp's Block ||Ground Pounding King Whomp || 3 | BoB || Behind Chain Chomp's Gate || Ground Pounding Chain Chomp's post three times to release him || Performing Bomb Clip

...Mario is not. This allows Mario to receive a constant push from the shell's [[hitbox]], similar to a [[Bloated Bob-omb|Bloated Bob-omb]], but still hav ...tps://youtu.be/flyo17g1Izk "Super Mario 64 - Shell Mario Glitch in Snowman's Land" by Tomatobird8]</ref>

The game contains infrastructure for the trampoline to affect Mario's jumps, and the trampoline has code for visually stretching and compressing. ...e top spawns the spring and the base, and sets a variable to whether Mario's on the platform or not (though this variable goes unused).

...l Cool Mountain]], [[Lethal Lava Land]], [[Shifting Sand Land]], [[Snowman's Land]], [[Wet-Dry World]], [[Tall, Tall Mountain]], [[Tiny Huge Island]]

...f 3*73/53. (73 corresponds to the bully radius and 53 corresponds to Mario's hitbox radius). This would put Mario in the knockback state and cap his spe ...is corresponds to the bully's speed being multiplied by 3. Thus, the Bully's speed increases exponentially, with a speed increase on the order of <math>