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pseultra is feature-rich, open-source alternative to the official N64 SDK. The biggest benefit of developing with an open-source SDK is that open-source code is legal to redistribute in your homebrew game (as long as you ensure you're not using ''any'' proprietary Nintendo code ''at all'' or infringing on other copyrights), and better support for modern operating systems (such as Windows 10 and Linux). The official pseultra repository is [https://github.com/pseudophpt/pseultra available on GitHub], and the "Getting Started" section of the readme explains how to set it up on macOS or Linux. Please note that there is a slight error in the current "Getting Started" instructions, as some users have reported that you must run <code>scons && sudo scons install</code> in the tools directory before running it in the root directory.
 
There is also [https://github.com/iffyloop/pseultra a fork] of pseultra with some updates, particularly related to Windows compatibility, and pre-built binaries for the MSYS2 environment. The following section describes how to set up an MSYS2 environment with pre-built pseultra binaries.
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