Achilles1515
Smash Master
D-Pad Down at Vs. Mode CSS Loads Rumble Select Screen (1.02) [Achilles]
@Anutim
EDIT: Gif added. Code has been modified. I forgot to add the portion that copies the current player data to the "stored CSS info" location every frame while on the CSS. An example of why this is useful:
Say P1 and P2 play a match, then return to the CSS. P2's port gets closed and P3 opens and chooses a character. At this point, if you exit out of the CSS and back into the menus, then return to the CSS, P1 and P2 will still be active and it will "forget" that P2 was closed and P3 ever was trying to be in the next match because that current CSS player info was never saved. (It saves when you press Start to go to the SSS). So the addition to the code above stores the current player info every frame when on the CSS so it always "remembers".
Code:
C2263250 0000000C
3DE08047 61EF9D30
89EF0000 2C0F0002
40820044 39E00050
7DE903A6 3E008048
621007B4 3E208045
6231AC4C 85F00004
95F10004 4200FFF8
54E0077B 41820018
3DE0803F 3A000001
9A0F0A47 3A000002
9A0DB656 880DB652
60000000 00000000
C222D13C 00000006
3DE0803F 8A0F0A47
2C100001 4082001C
3A000000 9A0F0A47
3DE08022 61EFD610
7DE903A6 4E800421
546006F7 00000000
C222D5C0 00000005
3DE0803F 89EF0A47
2C0F0001 40820014
3DE08022 61EFD190
7DE903A6 4E800421
546006F7 00000000
@Anutim
EDIT: Gif added. Code has been modified. I forgot to add the portion that copies the current player data to the "stored CSS info" location every frame while on the CSS. An example of why this is useful:
Say P1 and P2 play a match, then return to the CSS. P2's port gets closed and P3 opens and chooses a character. At this point, if you exit out of the CSS and back into the menus, then return to the CSS, P1 and P2 will still be active and it will "forget" that P2 was closed and P3 ever was trying to be in the next match because that current CSS player info was never saved. (It saves when you press Start to go to the SSS). So the addition to the code above stores the current player info every frame when on the CSS so it always "remembers".
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