Recent content by ZLink

Sweet, thanks!

But this just seems like data and textures for the bow and arrow. I'm looking for the actual physical hat on Kirby. I would like to change its color to match the color of Link I primarily use.

I need help finding Link's cap for Kirby. I cannot for the life of me find this thing. Does it use the FitLink00_BodyC texture from FitLink01, or is located somewhere else entirely? Any help would be appreciated.

I feel like a lot of this is just a combo video against me. >.> Great job, man! Finalized version looks great!

Wow, not sure how I missed that before! Thanks for your quick reply.

I'm rather new to modding PM. So far I've been able to change the main menu and SSS background color, but I'm having trouble figuring out the CSS. Any help or advice would be appreciated! Thanks

Could someone point me in the right direction on how to change the background color of the CSS menu for PM? I have found the location of the word "Smash" that moves in the background, but can't seem to find anything else. Any help is appreciated! :D

All you have to do is shield the hitbox of up b and then it's a really easy punish on Link. And if you do get hit by it, you can still live up to decent percents by DI'ing it correctly. If you're coming from below the stage, sweet spotting your recovery is important. Link's up b isn't as broken...

Always interested in getting more information on Link! Skype: Chris.093

Hurry up and come back to Whitehouse, yo

I'm new to editing, and I need help with editing Lucario's aura colors. For the most part, it's been pretty straightforward. It seems that most of the aura colors were found inside the FitLucario.pac file. More specifically, most of the aura colors are changed by editing the particle parameters...

Depending on the matchup, jab jab up b is a great kill option around 80% and higher..particularly on fast fallers and spacies. Bomb/boomerang to fair followed with more projectiles, along with up tilts and up smash are great at wracking up quick damage depending on the matchup. If you're able to...

I meant dair (I guess it auto corrected) in the post. Off-stage dair's seem extremely slow to get out of, and I was wondering if there were any tricks to get out of it sooner? I'll try ledge canceling though, not sure why I didn't think of that.

Title says it all. Any useful tips or tech to get out of a dair more quickly?

Agreed, this would be very useful to know. Is there anything in particular that you're practicing that could possibly cause it?