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www.OnlineSSB.com
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In an attempt to consolidate all the tools and knowledge used in the community, OnlineSSB.com has finally taken that next step. The site currently features several different tools designed for SSB to help grow and connect the players, the knowledge, and the love for the game. These features include:
Rankings Rankings.OnlineSSB.com : An online rankings site that can be used to record the results and videos of any match ever played with the option of submitting them as ranked, and a match lobby where you can find other online players to chat or set up matches with.
Tournaments AdvancedBrackets.com : The future of tournaments is here! This is an online tournament software app that allows you to manage your tournaments. The tournament app allows TOs to enter the phone numbers or emails of the entrants and the number of setups being used so the app can automatically text/email players telling them who they are scheduled to play and which setup to play on. All tournaments can be submitted to smashboards using the TIO/XML export feature. The app is also mobile friendly, so you can manage and TO your tournament right from your phone! A dedicated mobile app for android and iphone will be available in app stores soon, for now try out the mobile version of the site on your phone. *Since privacy and security are our biggest concern, all contact information is destroyed from the site.
Frame Display FrameDisplay.OnlineSSB.com : The all new frame display! This is the complete frame display featuring every hitbox animation for every character and every move. The interface is easy to use as its designed to look and feel like the 1P character select screen. All hitboxes can be frame advanced or played at different FPS with either the hitbox animation or the overlay animation which shows both the hitbox and the character graphic as well.
12 Character Battle 12CB.OnlineSSB.com : An updated version of the original 12 character battle, this site can now be easily accessible from the OnlineSSB.com homepage. Updates include a new stock counter graphic as well as the original character select images and other small cosmetic changes.
DoubleBlind DoubleBlind.OnlineSSB.com : A mobile app for Android that allows players in any game to double blind pick with their opponent anywhere in the world.
GameShark Codes GameShark.OnlineSSB.com : A collection of all known gameshark codes for SSB64.
Elo Rankings EloRankings.com : View Elo rankings for North America, Xanadu, FLAOC, or create your own. The site uses the Elo rating system to create power rankings based off matches played. Each players records and match hitory is recorded to be viewed at any time. YouTube matches can be uploaded so players can keep an archive and see how they improve.
Player Location World Map https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=207052029912080345759.0004d83725abc4a6e1e21&msa=0&dg=feature : A link to the very useful map that allows you to find players from all over the world.
Developer Section You.OnlineSSB.com : This is the developers section. It uses a simple CMS that allows anyone to create pages with whatever content regarding SSB that they want to share with the world. All content is reviewed and if the pages you design are constructive and helpful to the community, you may earn the chance to have your own website yourname.onlinessb.com
StreamManager : This app syncs your bracket to your stream and automatically updates names and bracket position. It has an easy to use UI that makes updating and managing streams so much easier.
Salty Streams SaltyStreams.com : A new way to watch streams and interact with the viewers. Salty Streams allows streamers to give their viewers a way to bet on matches. Salty Streams features a full time SSB64 stream at http://saltystreams.com/SaltyStreams
There is a lot more to come and the goal is to bring anything and everything you could need for smash to your fingertips in an easy to use and innovative app. A video tour is currently being made to help give you an easy to use tutorial on the site and all its awesome features. Questions, comments, suggestions? Do not hesitate to let us know. If you have or know of anything you would like added to the site, let us know and we can add it.
SuperSmashBros64.com : The ultimate companion for the greatest game ever made is here! The ability to report any and all matches of Smash 64 for archiving, stats and data, create excitingly fun and competitive matches by easily find willing opponents in your skill range, and utilize our amazingly simple but effective automated ranking system makes this the only thing you need for a more fun, fuller Super Smash Bros 64 experience!
To use the site, just create an account by clicking ‘Login/Sign Up’. If you have an account then login on the left. If you do not have an account, sign up by entering in a username and password and providing a valid email address. All information, including passwords and email is encrypted and secure. The email address will only be used for important notifications and will never be used to spam or send any other junk. Once signed up, it is very important to activate your account by clicking the activation link sent to your email. Single click verification is all you need to begin using all the amazingly cool features of the site!
*Players enrolled in the now defunct Japanese Rankings, email: MasterHand@SuperSmashBros64.com
The Site Layout
There are 3 parts to the front page of the site, the navigation bar, the match feed, and the rankings. The match feed is to the left and it shows about 30 of the recent matches played ordered chronologically. A YouTube icon means the match has a recording uploaded and you can click the match to watch it. If you have the video for a match, simply click on the match and drop the youtube link in to upload the video.
The rankings are in the middle and they show the ranks of each player and their activated characters. Clicking on a player opens up their player profile where you can see their past matches, send them a message, or send them a challenge to play a match.The actual rules and math that inform the rankings can be found below.
The navigation bar, or control panel, is at the top of the display. The first tab in the bar, Login/Sign Up, will allow you to register a new account or log in an existing one. This tab doubles as the settings tab: Once you are logged in, it will display your name and clicking on it will allow you to reset your email or password, and disable notification sounds. Next up is the Characters tab where you can register any characters you want, even all 12! The Matches tab is where accepted challenges go, turning into a match results form for incredibly easy match reporting, getting you back to your next match in no time at all. This also displays all matches you have played in: Red text for a defeat, whereas green represents a win. On to the Challenges tab for a list of all your sent and received challenges. You can accept or decline challenges, if you change your mind then you can also cancel challenges you already sent. To be used for real-time private chats, the Messages tab is the primary method to communicate with fellow Smashers, not to mention getting important notifications from MasterHand. You can chat privately with any players to set up match times or just chat and see how they’re doing. Messages are ordered with the most recently active at the top, however, the first message will always be from MasterHand, simply reply here with any problems or questions! Finally, in addition to messages and challenges, the Match Lobby tab is another way to find and schedule matches. Although, most players use it as a persistent chat during games, without losing the conversation or the opponent when desynch happens. No more logging back into the server after last desynch just to say GGS! This has already become a player favorite: Finally a chat free of garbage, of trolls, and truly dedicated to the greatest game ever made, Super Smash Bros 64. Hang out with other smashers and chat, while waiting to find available people to play, discuss anything and everything Smash 64, or click on any player in the lobby to go right to their profile and challenge them! Also, in the top right corner, Find A Smasher provides an incredibly predictive player search. This is another way to select player profiles; you can always simply click on anywhere you see a Smashers name to display their information.
How It All Works
With a full launch coming soon, we’ll focus on the fully functional Rankings. Everything is done automatically, it takes about 15 seconds to report a match. You can report any kind of match: console, online, tournament, friendly, practice, etc. This is a repository of all matches of Smash 64.
All matches.
In order for a match to be a reported match it has a couple steps it needs to take. Only one step involves both players, besides playing; this is to authenticate that the match is agreed upon by both players. The first step in reporting a match is sending a challenge. A challenge is sent to another player and in order for it to grow into a pending match, it must be accepted by the opponent. Accepting a challenge creates a match reporting form for both players, accessible under the Matches tab in the Awaiting Results section. It needs to be accepted first to prevent actual matches from being created without both players’ consent. Challenges are not binding and can be declined at any time, perhaps because not everyone will have the availability to play whenever someone else wants them to or they just simply don’t want to play. A match cannot be cancelled, once a challenge has been accepted and the reporting form appears in the Awaiting Results section. The match can then be played, or might already have been, depending on the order you do this in. You need the following information to enter the results of your match: Date, in MM/DD/YYYY, the stage and initial stock count, and the final stock count for the winner. Click on the winner’s name to report. Eligibility for a match to be Ranked determined automatically; each match is checked to make sure it meets the Tier and Date criteria of being a ranked match. If it is eligible, a checkbox allowing you to select whether or not the match was Ranked will appear. When one person reports a match, a notification is sent to the other player telling them to confirm the match results. If only one person reports the match, it will go through but it won’t be a fully matured reported match. When both players have confirmed the match and reported the same results, then the match is now a fully mature reported match and the process is now complete.
Here we run into some terminology: Rankings, Ranked, and Unranked. Rankings refers to the entirety of the system, to wit: “Are you registered for the Rankings on SuperSmashBros64.com?” or “Play Smash 64? You should get official, get on the Rankings!” Unranked matches are literally any match of Super Smash Bros 64 that has a minimum stock count of 4. Ranked matches are merely Unranked matches that meet the criteria and are declared as such by the players.
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*Updates:
6/9/14
-Improved performance and lag
6/6/14
-Fixed account activation message bug when logged out
-Minor cosmetic changes
5/30/14
-Added character activation and deactivation
-Added identifier for conversations with unread messages
-Minor cosmetic changes
5/28/14
-Moved Match Lobby to a pop out window
-Added button to switch back to site from lobby
5/23/14
-Added color coordinated point values
-Added timestamps to private messages
-Added volume slider control
-Removed expand button
-Moved 'Find A Smasher' into search box
-Cosmetic changes
-Fixed minor bugs
5/22/14
-Added status lights
-Moved sound switch to lobby
-Moved expand button to bottom of screen to expand or minimize entire rankings
-Added user stats
-Added character stats
-Fixed minor bugs
-Cosmetic improvements
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