Can you play Brawl+ with texture mods?

[Mama]

First off i 'm using my cell phone to write this right now so I couldn't do a whole lot of searching for an answer to this so excuse me if its been discussed a million times. I've been out of the loop for a while and then a friend mentioned brawl+ to me one day and it brought me back to Smash completely lol. My brother saw a video on some texture mods and after doing some more research I downloaded a ton of texture files and other crap I figured I might need but haven't done anything with it yet because I can't find a tutorial on whether or not it works woth brawl.

So my question is basically can you play with texture mods on brawl+ if so, how? I don't know how to work a code manager or what the snapshot hack is either so breaking it down a little would be great. Or even pointing me to a tutorial I can follow. My modding experience is limited to doing everything I needed to get brawl+ operational.

 

[dabridge]

http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=226649
That thread makes it pretty simple...

 

[Mama]

so do i just use the snapshot hack and add the code lines for the texture mods + the code for brawl+ on one file? are there any known issues witht that? and thanks for the link. i would have searched it myself but 3g internet on a phone is murder on battery life and i'm trying to get as much info i can before my phone dies

 

[Mama]

how do you open the gct files with code manager? i'm trying to "turn off" the buffer code so my game stops freezing freezing up every now and then (seems to happen a lot with ganondorfs nuetral a)

 

[dabridge]

I don't think you can... you have to make your own(look for the original codeset). After that, you have to use Brawl+ Tweaker to make a .bin snapshot file.

 

[Mama]

ok i figured out how to edit the codes in code manager. way easier than i thought. now i just have to figure out the snapshot thing and i should be able to that on my own. thanks for the help

 

[Shadic]

The easiest thing to do is to do this:

In the .gct, you put first the texture codes, and then the snapshot loader.

And then in the .bin, you can update whatever codeset you're using without having to mess with multiple files. (Sure, you need to turn the .gct into a .bin, but that's not really a big deal.)

 

[Hitman JT]

Yeah I tried that snapshot method and apparently I need some kind of keys, SDkey and SD-IV or something like that. I don't have the patience to search a bunch of websites for em so i just downloaded gecko_brawl which allows 430 lines, enough for Brawl+ and the texture hack codes

 

[shanus]

We are releasing two premade SD sets with the newest Plusery later today.

One of which will be texture hack enabled. Enjoy it from there!

 

[dabridge]

Yeah I tried that snapshot method and apparently I need some kind of keys, SDkey and SD-IV or something like that. I don't have the patience to search a bunch of websites for em so i just downloaded gecko_brawl which allows 430 lines, enough for Brawl+ and the texture hack codes

I use Tweakerv8 and apparently so do a bunch of people. v9 requires some kind of keys or something to make the gct into bin so that's why I don't use it.

But I guess Gecko_brawl works too.