i'd really not like to go through 141 pages of threads to see if anyone else has this issue, but.
does the newest version of 20xx (4.05) have the ability to add custom .hps files (the last one is 76, so the first custom one would be 77)? i tried it in 4.0 beta using this guide (
http://smashboards.com/threads/the-...-update-3-17-16.351221/page-113#post-20431568) to the letter, and it worked (after a couple of tries; i had forgotten to add the replacement mnslchr.usd file that achilles added later as an edit). i did run into an issue there - the .hps i have looped after 30 seconds, but i think that's the way i made the usd (going to redo it using several different methods and try to get what's happening to it; it loops after 30 seconds in vanilla melee too so i think it's independent of the game).
i applied the methods for adding custom .hps files to the root folder and hex editing the mnslchr.usd file discussed in the 4.0 beta guide to the 4.05 release, following the guide to the letter. (extracted root of .iso using gcrebuilder, opened it and put in the 77.hps file to the audio folder, opened mnslchr.usd in hex editor, went to the specified offset where the zeros began, put in the previous offset minus 0x20, subtracted the hex number given from my current hex number, went to that specified offset, it was consistent with what i saw in the guide, i then inputted its title, "STICKERBRUSH," well below the maximum 31 characters, and saved the .usd. i then opened gcrebuilder, checked "do not use game.toc," selected open>root, selected the root folder i had been previously editing, hit root>save, named it something, and then hit root>rebuild and let gcr do its work.) i tested the new .iso in dolphin and it does not load at all. it doesn't crash, it doesn't freeze or soft lock or anything, it just doesn't load. i am almost absolutely sure i followed the steps correctly, and it DID work in 4.0 beta. i'm just curious as to if this guide still works for 4.05, or if the mnslchr.usd changed too much (or something along those lines; i'm a noob to programming) in the update.
that aside, i'm super impressed with the update. those new cpus are ballin