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I wanted to know how to change the sound an item (for example, a Freezy) makes when it connects with an opponent, but I'm not really sure how it works. I know that for character attacks, you need to change the flags of the hitbox, but I don't know if the same principle applies to items, or how...

Thanks a lot for the info. I found where the "flags" value resides in the .pac files with PSA, as well as the things I need to edit in BrawlBox. One last thing--where can I find dantarion's wiki so I can look at the bits for flags? Thanks again. EDIT: Never mind, I think I got it. I'd still...

So I've changed the sounds moves make by editing .pac files in PSA, and it's pretty easy, no problems there. But I have not been able to figure out how to change the sound the move makes when it connects with an opponent; this information doesn't seem to be in the .pac, or maybe I'm just looking...

Are you launching the game via the P:M launcher, or are you using Gecko? Generally the best way to launch the game is using Gecko and setting the hooktype to AVNextFrame.

This might belong in the Customized Content section--if so, sorry about that. I was wondering if anyone who was on the dev team or is otherwise in the know could tell me how I would go about editing Roy and/or M2's voices/SFX? Usually I would just replace the wavs using Sawndz or something...

Almost definitely not. AMD CPUs are horrible for Dolphin, and yours is a pretty low clock speed.

The ISO produced by the netplay builder should work just fine on a Wii.

Rip them out of Brawl yourself. Dolphin will let you extract files and directories from an ISO.

What other options would there be? Either you boot it through homebrew or through the stage builder.

Any SD card that is actually 2GB or below should work perfectly.

Try using Gecko instead of the launcher, and set your hooktype to AXNextFrame.

You shouldn't be disabling Vsync entirely--disable the native Dolphin Vsync and force it through the Nvidia Control Panel. And while you're there, make sure that the power management mode is set to "prefer maximum performance." As for the hiccups in battle, I don't know for sure, but it could...

Gecko OS. Google is your friend.

Just try using Gecko instead of the P:M loader.

It's OK, I fixed it on my own--apparently the wifi-safe codeset doesn't allow for input assist control, so it just defaults to the original option of percentage display.