Anyone have the code for automatic menu music changing?

[UniversalWolf21]

I know I had seen somewhere before that there was a method to let the menu music change after every match. Googling didn't really help me in this regard, so I'm wondering if anyone here knows what I am talking about, and how I can perform this?

 

[Xermo]

http://smashboards.com/threads/dantarion-turned-on-his-desktop-computer-and-found.323224/

This the code you're talking about?

 

[UniversalWolf21]

Thank you. This is the exact topic that I saw some time back.

One last question, Xermo, I should just toss that in the .gct, right?

EDIT: I just realized... I don't actually know how to implement this into the .gct. >.< I haven't had to touch a .gct in forever, and I don't have access to a Wii anymore since I use a Wii U for PM.

 

[Xermo]

If you know how to set up the code yourself, I can help you put it into your gct.

 

[UniversalWolf21]

Yeah I'm working on that right now. The only songs that I want it to go through are the 4 main menu themes. Nothing else matters to me.

I'm reading the other topic trying to sort out the Song IDs. I've got the GTC editor up and everything so I'll see how this turns out...

 

[Xermo]

Alright. Let me know how it goes.

 

[UniversalWolf21]

Ok. So I don't know if I am putting the Song IDs in correctly or not....

But whether they are in there or not (I've tried both with and without the Song ID placed in the XXXX and YYYY locations) , when I click 'add code' I get an error telling me that the "input code size must be divisible by 16".

I also noticed that the CSS code is 2 lines longer than the Result Screen code. I only want the CSS code for the main menu themes.

And its weird... I know I've messed with codes for Brawl + that were way longer than 8 lines... but I activated those through the Wii itself.

 

[Xermo]

you have to remove all spaces between lines of code to not receive that error. It should look something like this when you're adding it.
C2078E2800000007809C01782C1B0004408200288082FFF02C0400004182000C2C04YYYY4180000C3880XXXX3884FFFF388400019082FFF06000000000000000

And if you only want the css code, then I don't think you need to worry about the results screen code.

 

[UniversalWolf21]

Hmm.... I'll try that the next time I go in, but I did a little work around this time. Made the .gct into a .txt, put the code in that way (which is how I've done it in the past) and then remake it into a .gct.

I know I'm asking too many questions, but I was wondering about the XXXXs and YYYYs. I know on the other topic is says song start and song end... but what would I put for the song end if I'm trying to cycle between four songs?

 

[Xermo]

I'm not exactly sure what value would go into the YYYY considering you're cycling through the 4 menu songs, and if the ID's are in order, Menu (Melee) would be far down on that list, probably resulting in you cycling hundreds of songs.

Personally, I think in the XXXX you should put the id for menu (melee) (281C) and in the YYYY you should put the id for menu 2 (26FB). Hopefully that'll tell the code the proper start and ending conditions. If not, then try inputting 26F9 into XXXX and 281C into YYYY

 

[UniversalWolf21]

Alright, I got it exactly how I wanted it. I only had 3 tracks (I forgot that one of them was in there twice) and luckily the double was on the one track near the bottom of the Song ID list... thus, I did not need the one at the bottom. The code works flawlessly. :D

Thank you for your help, Xermo. ^_^

 

[Xermo]

Happy to help.