Crazy Hand v1.31 - Character editing program

[Ampers]

Tater , I love you

I would have answered that question in one sentence, but you'll go above and beyond to help people out as best you can by answering any question in detail. You're awesome.

 

[NeoRed]

How can you make, say, Fox's side-b able to be cancelled into anything after doing it? And how do you change fox's side b speed?

 

[KPPAplays]

HELP:
i downloaded it and now where do i open it i just have files

 

[Doq]

HELP:
i downloaded it and now where do i open it i just have files

Open the JAR with Java

 

[Itaru]

How can you make, say, Fox's side-b able to be cancelled into anything after doing it? And how do you change fox's side b speed?

You can make with frame speed modifiers.
Watch this.

And, this mod is here.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B33JtWjcXD2WQ3UybkEzT0JtaG8

 

[Aerros11]

You can make with frame speed modifiers.
Watch this.

And, this mod is here.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B33JtWjcXD2WQ3UybkEzT0JtaG8

I always wondered why Ganon and Falcon were the only ones who could regain their double. With the balance of my mod, this could help even the playing field.

I hope I can find how to allow an interrupt to fox and falco's side b in ur text/mod as well

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Yah I can't figure out what the sole cause is of the side-b cancel.

 

[tatatat0]

I always wondered why Ganon and Falcon were the only ones who could regain their double. With the balance of my mod, this could help even the playing field.

I hope I can find how to allow an interrupt to fox and falco's side b in ur text/mod as well

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Yah I can't figure out what the sole cause is of the side-b cancel.

I'd assume its a start.dol modification pertaining to a value in their special interrupts or the values near it. Read up on this and try changing the values of the side-b to the fall interrupt. I believe the fall interrupt is 800CCD34. [source] Another thing you could do is search through the table of contents at 0x3BF800 in the start.dol for a subaction that has the interrupt you want and replace the side-b interrupt with the value 0x10 after the subaction id. Example at 0x3BFB00 is the landing subaction. Replacing an interrrupt with its interrupt at 0x3BFB10 will make it jump cancellable (most of the time)

 

[Aerros11]

I'd assume its a start.dol modification pertaining to a value in their special interrupts or the values near it. Read up on this and try changing the values of the side-b to the fall interrupt. I believe the fall interrupt is 800CCD34. [source]

This is an excerpt of Yoshi's code for specials and shield at address 3C9810 in main.DOL, all the other characters are easy to find and are located in this general area of the DOL too."

o__o'|l Nice! I'll have to take a look at this pretty specific thread later but it looks like what I was after. I'm sure NeoRed wants to know too ^ ^

 

[Sir Bubbles]

Isn't there a way to change the IDs of certain projectiles, like Doc's pill? I've been trying to change it but I'm stumped.

 

[tatatat0]

Anyways I just tried it, it seems to work with everything BUT shine. Which makes it crash. lol Edit: it might be because I've edited falco's aerial shine action physics. (It is)

 

[god_cyndaquil]

does anyone have a video on how to use this in general, because iv'e been using this for a while but i still don't know what everything means and how things work

 

[tatatat0]

On another note I found out something HILLARIOUS with falco's side-b and I'm uploading it immediately. Point is, its definitely not the action physics you want to edit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ9cKfn_Dkw

 

[tatatat0]

Yep got it to work. shove this start.dol into your iso with GCR to test it. Changes are:
0x3CE978: 800EA080 -> 800CCD34
0x3CE9B4: 800EA9A8 -> 800CCD34
in the start.dol
You'd want to do the same with fox's aerial side-b as well. For the grounded ones you'd prob want to use the 8008A4D4 interrupt (Wait interrupt)

 

[Aerros11]

On another note I found out something HILLARIOUS with falco's side-b and I'm uploading it immediately. Point is, its definitely not the action physics you want to edit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ9cKfn_Dkw

You just increased the Falco suicide rate XD

Yep got it to work. shove this start.dol into your iso with GCR to test it. Changes are:
0x3CE978: 800EA080 -> 800CCD34
0x3CE9B4: 800EA9A8 -> 800CCD34
in the start.dol
You'd want to do the same with fox's aerial side-b as well. For the grounded ones you'd prob want to use the 8008A4D4 interrupt (Wait interrupt)

And the side-bs should probably only be interruptible by upB only since it can easily be spammed to stall off-stage I believe but I'll look into this stuff today finally. Fox and Falco are relatively more balanced in "my" mod than in vanilla so they could use the help. Thanks for messing around with this stuff and sharing it btw~

 

[Spawn_32]

Hi, I found this program a while back and I really liked it. Recently I've been tinkering with it more, and I've been trying to make Bowser's down-b have very little landing lag when used airborne, so I'm messing with SpecialLwLanding. I guessed the multiple timers in that subaction were what made the lag be bigger or shorter, so I made them very small (2 frames, I believe). The game crashed, but I'm not 100% sure it was because of that. I reset Bowser's data and I'm going to try and see if when he lands from a down-b it still crashes. Anyways, my question is how to manipulate landing lag from airborne specials and even aerials (I'm aware there's an attribute just for that but it didn't seem to affect the landing lag)
EDIT: Bowser still crashes the game when he starts to go down after reaching the peak of his jump from a grounded down-B.
EDIT 2: Never mind the aerial part, the landing lag attributes do work

 

[tatatat0]

Hi, I found this program a while back and I really liked it. Recently I've been tinkering with it more, and I've been trying to make Bowser's down-b have very little landing lag when used airborne, so I'm messing with SpecialLwLanding. I guessed the multiple timers in that subaction were what made the lag be bigger or shorter, so I made them very small (2 frames, I believe). The game crashed, but I'm not 100% sure it was because of that. I reset Bowser's data and I'm going to try and see if when he lands from a down-b it still crashes. Anyways, my question is how to manipulate landing lag from airborne specials and even aerials (I'm aware there's an attribute just for that but it didn't seem to affect the landing lag)
EDIT: Bowser still crashes the game when he starts to go down after reaching the peak of his jump from a grounded down-B.
EDIT 2: Never mind the aerial part, the landing lag attributes do work

You probably shouldn't edit random timers and stuff in with vague names like (Landing) (Fall), its usually not a good idea. that ends up with people randomly attached to you, and strange physics. Instead you should just create a frame speed modifier onSpecialLwLanding making it faster.

 

[Spawn_32]

You probably shouldn't edit random timers and stuff in with vague names like (Landing) (Fall), its usually not a good idea. that ends up with people randomly attached to you, and strange physics. Instead you should just create a frame speed modifier onSpecialLwLanding making it faster.

That's the thing, I reset Bowser's data and it still crashed. Vannila .iso worked, though. So I thought it was because I tried using framespeed modifiers. Also, wouldn't that also make the attack be out for less time? I'll try it, thanks!

 

[tatatat0]

That's the thing, I reset Bowser's data and it still crashed. Vannila .iso worked, though. So I thought it was because I tried using framespeed modifiers. Also, wouldn't that also make the attack be out for less time? I'll try it, thanks!

That would make the landing lag subaction faster, thus shorter.

 

[Spawn_32]

That would make the landing lag subaction faster, thus shorter.

Hmm I was right the framespeed modifiers are for some reason crashing the game. I made a 2.0 multiplier on Bowser's SpecialLwLanding starting on frame 60 and after using a grounded down-b it crashes like I described before. This time I was able to remove it, though.

 

[god_cyndaquil]

so i just replace the character in gc rebuilder when im done

 

[tatatat0]

Hmm I was right the framespeed modifiers are for some reason crashing the game. I made a 2.0 multiplier on Bowser's SpecialLwLanding starting on frame 60 and after using a grounded down-b it crashes like I described before. This time I was able to remove it, though.

Its working perfectly fine for me. I placed a FSM on SpecialLwLanding starting on frame 0 for 1000x. It has 1 frame of lag. Btw SpecialLwLanding is when bowser in on the ground in his lag state. It seems like you messed up the subaction badly. Either cross reference that subaction with the default melee one to fix it, or reset the character.

 

[tatatat0]

so i just replace the character in gc rebuilder when im done

What are you talking about?

 

[Tater]

so i just replace the character in gc rebuilder when im done

As long as you hit the "save" button after you make your changes, the newly-edited character file is saved right to your ISO. You can even launch the ISO you're editing in Dolphin right from Crazy Hand. No need for GCRebuilder

 

[god_cyndaquil]

As long as you hit the "save" button after you make your changes, the newly-edited character file is saved right to your ISO. You can even launch the ISO you're editing in Dolphin right from Crazy Hand. No need for GCRebuilder

thank you

 

[god_cyndaquil]

one more question how do i make a characters wavedash longer

 

[Tater]

one more question how do i make a characters wavedash longer

Friction/Stop deccel in the Attributes menu. The lower the value, the more "slippery" a character will be.

While I'm here, Would there be interest in some text / video tutorials explaining what different values do and/or "how to" guides for things like creating a "new" attack from scratch in Crazy Hand? I see a good amount of questions about usage and how to do certain things ( Turbo mode-style attacks is what pops up the most often )

 

[Aerros11]

Friction/Stop deccel in the Attributes menu. The lower the value, the more "slippery" a character will be.

While I'm here, Would there be interest in some text / video tutorials explaining what different values do and/or "how to" guides for things like creating a "new" attack from scratch in Crazy Hand? I see a good amount of questions about usage and how to do certain things ( Turbo mode-style attacks is what pops up the most often )

I always wanted to give sheik a new sideB (like in smash 4). If the tutorial covers how to extend animation frames available per attack for better move swapping and how to give opponents projectiles along with the turbo stuff you mentioned, that would also be cool since those aspects aren't as intuitive

 

[Spawn_32]

Its working perfectly fine for me. I placed a FSM on SpecialLwLanding starting on frame 0 for 1000x. It has 1 frame of lag. Btw SpecialLwLanding is when bowser in on the ground in his lag state. It seems like you messed up the subaction badly. Either cross reference that subaction with the default melee one to fix it, or reset the character.

I've already reset him and started over on a fresh iso, I can fix it now by disabling FSM. I'll try starting it at 0 since I think the problem is the landing doesn't take 60 frames or something so it's trying to add the modifier after the move's finished or something? Dunno.
EDIT: Okay nope this doesn't work, like at all. Now the game crashes at random moments. First it crashed after Bowser's forward roll and now when I grabbed (with Bowser). There's something wrong with FSM for me. I put a FSM on Bowser's SpecialLwLanding on Frame 0 for 6x. Is there something I need to do I'm not doing? I just do add modifier, fill in the details and save. Is there something missing I should do? The game also crashes when Bowser reachs the peak of his jump from a grounded down-b.
But if I turn off the FSM Patch it runs perfectly...

 

[lecceo]

I am new, and i have a few questions.
1: is there a list of id numbers and subtractions?
2: is there an easy way to modify animations(simply multiplying speed, or removing frames)
3: How does knock back growth scale(how many units per percent)
4: what determines if a move is a spike or not, and can i make a non 290 spike.

 

[tatatat0]

I've already reset him and started over on a fresh iso, I can fix it now by disabling FSM. I'll try starting it at 0 since I think the problem is the landing doesn't take 60 frames or something so it's trying to add the modifier after the move's finished or something? Dunno.
EDIT: Okay nope this doesn't work, like at all. Now the game crashes at random moments. First it crashed after Bowser's forward roll and now when I grabbed (with Bowser). There's something wrong with FSM for me. I put a FSM on Bowser's SpecialLwLanding on Frame 0 for 6x. Is there something I need to do I'm not doing? I just do add modifier, fill in the details and save. Is there something missing I should do? The game also crashes when Bowser reachs the peak of his jump from a grounded down-b.
But if I turn off the FSM Patch it runs perfectly...

I suggest removing any other FSMs you have, and only set a fsm on frame 0 for 6x. Bowsers specialLwLanding is when he hits the ground and is in lag, not the trip down.

 

[tatatat0]

I am new, and i have a few questions.
1: is there a list of id numbers and subtractions?
2: is there an easy way to modify animations(simply multiplying speed, or removing frames)
3: How does knock back growth scale(how many units per percent)
4: what determines if a move is a spike or not, and can i make a non 290 spike.

List of ids is in Subactions all

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The way to modify animation speed is the FSM. To use it you first must activate the iso patch

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To Access it you go to the frame speed modifiers drop down

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Also in the picture are some example FSM entries.
For knockback growth check out this thread.
Angle determines if a move is a spike or not. I suspect the value for spike angles is stored somewhere in PlPc.dat.
http://www.ssbwiki.com/Spike To answer your question about a non-spike 290 angle. Probably no. You'd have to either edit whatever mysterious value in PlPc.dat controls spikes through data mining, or whip up some ASM to change it.

 

[tatatat0]

Tater Do you have a list of each subaction and its number somewhere in your crazyhand files? I'm trying to map every subaction in the melee table of contents (0x3BF800 in the start.dol) for a program I am making like

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(This is EXTREMELY large)

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"WallDamage",
"DamageFall",
"Wait1",
"Wait2",
"WalkSlow",
"WalkMiddle",
"WalkFast",
"Turn",
"TurnRun",
"Dash",
"Run",
"RunBrake",
"Landing",
"JumpF",
"JumpB",
"JumpAerialF",
"JumpAerialB",
"Fall",
"FallAerial",
"FallAerialF",
"FallAerialB",
"FallSpecial",
"FallSpecialF",
"FallSpecialB",
"DamageFall",
"Squat",
"SquatWait",
"SquatRv",
"Landing",
"Landing",
"Attack11",
"Attack12",
"Attack13",
"Attack100Start",
"Attack100Loop",
"Attack100Loop",
"AttackDash",
"AttackS3Hi",
"AttackS3HiS",
"AttackS3S",
"AttackS3LwS",
"AttackS3Lw",
"AttackHi3",
"AttackLw3",
"AttackS4Hi",
"[No Name?]",
"AttackS4(S)",
"[No Name?]",
"AttackS4Lw",
"AttackHi4",
"AttackLw4",
"AttackAirN",
"AttackAirF",
"AttackAirB",
"AttackAirHi",
"AttackAirLw",
"LandingAirN",
"LandingAirF",
"LandingAirB",
"LandingAirHi",
"LandingAirLw",
"DamageHi1",
"DamageHi2",
"DamageHi3",
"DamageN1",
"DamageN2",
"DamageN3",
"DamageLw1",
"DamageLw2",
"DamageLw3",
"DamageAir1",
"DamageAir2",
"DamageAir3",
"DamageFlyHi",
"DamageFlyN",
"DamageFlyLw",
"DamageFlyTop",
"DamageFlyRoll",
"LightGet",
"HeavyGet",
"LightThrowF",
"LightThrowB",
"LightThrowLw",
"LightThrowDash",
"LightThrowDrop",
"LightThrowAirF",
"LightThrowAirB",
"LightThrowAirHi",
"LightThrowAirLw",
"HeavyThrowF",
"HeavyThrowB",
"HeavyThrowHi",
"HeavyThrowLw",
"LightThrowF",
"LightThrowB",
"LightThrowHi",
"LightThrowLw",
"LightThrowAirF",
"LightThrowAirB",
"LightThrowAirHi",
"LightThrowAirLw",
"HeavyThrowF",
"HeavyThrowB",
"HeavyThrowHi",
"HeavyThrowLw",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"ItemParasolOpen",
"ItemParasolFall",
"ItemParasolFall",
"DamageFall",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemScrew",
"ItemScrewAir",
"ItemScrewDamage",
"ItemScrewDamage",
"ItemScopeStart",
"ItemScopeRapid",
"ItemScopeFire",
"ItemScopeEnd",
"ItemScopeAirStart",
"ItemScopeAirRapid",
"ItemScopeAirFire",
"ItemScopeAirEnd",
"ItemScopeStart",
"ItemScopeRapid",
"ItemScopeFire",
"ItemScopeEnd",
"ItemScopeAirStart",
"ItemScopeAirRapid",
"ItemScopeAirFire",
"ItemScopeAirEnd",
"HeavyWalk1",
"HeavyWalk2",
"GuardOn",
"Guard",
"GuardOff",
"GuardDamage",
"DownBoundU",
"DownWaitU",
"DownDamageU",
"DownStandU",
"DownAttackU",
"DownForwardU",
"DownBackU",
"DownSpotU(?)",
"DownBoundD",
"DownWaitD",
"DownDamageD",
"DownStandD",
"DownAttackD",
"DownForwardD",
"DownBackD",
"DownSpotD",
"Passive",
"PassiveStandF",
"PassiveStandB",
"PassiveWall",
"PassiveWallJump",
"PassiveCeil",
"DamageFlyTop",
"DamageFall",
"DownBoundU",
"DownBoundD",
"DownStandU",
"DownStandD",
"FuraFura",
"Catch",
"CatchDash",
"CatchWait",
"CatchAttack",
"CatchCut",
"ThrowF",
"ThrowB",
"ThrowHi",
"ThrowLw",
"CapturePulledHi",
"CaptureWaitHi",
"CaptureDamageHi",
"CapturePulledLw",
"CaptureWaitLw",
"CaptureDamageLw",
"CaptureCut",
"CaptureJump",
"[No Name]",
"[No Name]",
"EscapeF",
"EscapeB",
"EscapeN",
"EscapeAir",
"Rebound",
"T[CharName]ThrowF",
"T[CharName]ThrowB",
"T[CharNameThrowHi",
"T[CharName]ThrowLw",
"TBowser(?)ThrowLwPeach",
"Pass",
"Ottotto",
"OttottoWait",
"WallDamage",
"StopCeil",
"StopWall",
"MissFoot",
"CliffCatch",
"CliffWait",
"CliffClimbSlow",
"CliffClimbQuick",
"CliffAttackSlow",
"CliffAttackQuick",
"CliffEscapeSlow",
"CliffEscapeQuick",
"CliffJumpSlow1",
"CliffJumpSlow2",
"CliffJumpQuick1",
"CliffJumpQuick2",
"AppealR",
"AppealL",
"TDonkeyThrowFWait",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkSlow",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkMiddle",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkFast",
"TDonkeyThrowFTurn",
"TDonkeyThrowFF",
"TDonkeyThrowFB",
"TDonkeyThrowFHi",
"TDonkeyThrowFLw",
"TCaptainSpecialHi",
"TYoshiSpecialN",
"TKoopaSpecial****",
"TKoopaSpecialSEndF",
"TKoopaSpecialSEndB",
"TKoopaSpecialAir****",
"TKoopaSpecialAirSEndF",
"TKoopaSpecialAirSEndB",
"TKirbySpecialNSpit",
"TKirbySpecialNDrink",
"FuraSleepStart",
"FuraSleepLoop",
"FuraSleepEnd",
"TMewtwoSpecialS",
"TMewtwoSpecialAirS",
"ItemHammerWait",
"ItemHammerMove",

]
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63, # 3F
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68,
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70, #47
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72,
73,
74,
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76, #4D
165, #A5
166,
167,
168,
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170,
171,
172,
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174,
175, #AF
176,
177,
178,
179,
180,
181, #B5
78, #4E
89, #59
79, #4F
80,
81,
82,
83,
84,
85,
86,
87,
88,#58
92,#5C
93,
94,
95,
96,
97,
98,
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100,
101,
102,
103,
104,
105,
106, #6A
107,
108,
109,
110,
111,
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113,
114,
115,
116,
117,
118,
119,
120,
121,
122,
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124,
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159, #9F
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40, #28
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192, #C0
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204, #CC
286, #11E
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288,
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290,
291, #123
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245,
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248,
249,
250,
251,
252,
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254,
255,
256,
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258,
259,
260, #104
42, #2A
43, #2B
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45, #2D
262, #106
263,
264,
265,
266, #10A
209, #D1
210,
211,
212, #D4
214, #D6
213,
215, #D7
216,
217, #D9
219, #DB
220,
221,
222,
223,
224,
225,
226,
227,
228, #E4
239, #EF
240, #F0
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268,
269,
270,
271,
272,
273,
274,
275,
276,
277,
278,
279,
280,
281,
282,
283,
285, #11D
284, #11C
206, #CE
207,
208, #D0
292, #124
293,
132, #84
133,
]

Each name's position in the list can be used to find its id, or vice versa.
All the subactions in the table of contents are

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0000
0001
0002
0007
0008
0009
000a
000b
000c
000d
000d
000e
000f
0010
0011
0012
0013
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0025
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0028
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00c0
00c1
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00c5
00c6
00c7
00c8
00c9
00ca
00cb
00cc
011e
011f
0120
0121
0122
0123
00cd
00f2
00f2
00f3
00f3
00f4
00f5
00f6
00f7
00f8
00f9
00fa
00fb
00fc
00fd
00fe
00ff
0100
0101
0102
0103
0104
002a
002b
0029
002c
002d
0106
0107
0108
0109
010a
00d1
00d2
00d3
00d4
00d6
00d5
00d6
00d7
00d8
00d9
00db
00dc
00dd
00de
00df
00e0
00e1
00e2
00e3
00e4
00ef
00f0
010b
010c
010d
010e
010f
0110
0111
0112
0113
0114
00fe
0115
0116
0117
0118
0119
011a
011b
001d
011d
011c
001d
00ce
00cf
00d0
00cd
0124
0125
001e
001f
0084
0085

I spent quite a lot of time sorting through each subaction to tie it to the numbers, and I found out I missed a few numbers.

 

[Ampers]

Tater Do you have a list of each subaction and its number somewhere in your crazyhand files? I'm trying to map every subaction in the melee table of contents (0x3BF800 in the start.dol) for a program I am making like

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names = [
"WallDamage",
"DamageFall",
"Wait1",
"Wait2",
"WalkSlow",
"WalkMiddle",
"WalkFast",
"Turn",
"TurnRun",
"Dash",
"Run",
"RunBrake",
"Landing",
"JumpF",
"JumpB",
"JumpAerialF",
"JumpAerialB",
"Fall",
"FallAerial",
"FallAerialF",
"FallAerialB",
"FallSpecial",
"FallSpecialF",
"FallSpecialB",
"DamageFall",
"Squat",
"SquatWait",
"SquatRv",
"Landing",
"Landing",
"Attack11",
"Attack12",
"Attack13",
"Attack100Start",
"Attack100Loop",
"Attack100Loop",
"AttackDash",
"AttackS3Hi",
"AttackS3HiS",
"AttackS3S",
"AttackS3LwS",
"AttackS3Lw",
"AttackHi3",
"AttackLw3",
"AttackS4Hi",
"[No Name?]",
"AttackS4(S)",
"[No Name?]",
"AttackS4Lw",
"AttackHi4",
"AttackLw4",
"AttackAirN",
"AttackAirF",
"AttackAirB",
"AttackAirHi",
"AttackAirLw",
"LandingAirN",
"LandingAirF",
"LandingAirB",
"LandingAirHi",
"LandingAirLw",
"DamageHi1",
"DamageHi2",
"DamageHi3",
"DamageN1",
"DamageN2",
"DamageN3",
"DamageLw1",
"DamageLw2",
"DamageLw3",
"DamageAir1",
"DamageAir2",
"DamageAir3",
"DamageFlyHi",
"DamageFlyN",
"DamageFlyLw",
"DamageFlyTop",
"DamageFlyRoll",
"LightGet",
"HeavyGet",
"LightThrowF",
"LightThrowB",
"LightThrowLw",
"LightThrowDash",
"LightThrowDrop",
"LightThrowAirF",
"LightThrowAirB",
"LightThrowAirHi",
"LightThrowAirLw",
"HeavyThrowF",
"HeavyThrowB",
"HeavyThrowHi",
"HeavyThrowLw",
"LightThrowF",
"LightThrowB",
"LightThrowHi",
"LightThrowLw",
"LightThrowAirF",
"LightThrowAirB",
"LightThrowAirHi",
"LightThrowAirLw",
"HeavyThrowF",
"HeavyThrowB",
"HeavyThrowHi",
"HeavyThrowLw",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"Swing1",
"Swing3",
"Swing41",
"SwingDash",
"ItemParasolOpen",
"ItemParasolFall",
"ItemParasolFall",
"DamageFall",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemShoot",
"ItemShootAir",
"ItemScrew",
"ItemScrewAir",
"ItemScrewDamage",
"ItemScrewDamage",
"ItemScopeStart",
"ItemScopeRapid",
"ItemScopeFire",
"ItemScopeEnd",
"ItemScopeAirStart",
"ItemScopeAirRapid",
"ItemScopeAirFire",
"ItemScopeAirEnd",
"ItemScopeStart",
"ItemScopeRapid",
"ItemScopeFire",
"ItemScopeEnd",
"ItemScopeAirStart",
"ItemScopeAirRapid",
"ItemScopeAirFire",
"ItemScopeAirEnd",
"HeavyWalk1",
"HeavyWalk2",
"GuardOn",
"Guard",
"GuardOff",
"GuardDamage",
"DownBoundU",
"DownWaitU",
"DownDamageU",
"DownStandU",
"DownAttackU",
"DownForwardU",
"DownBackU",
"DownSpotU(?)",
"DownBoundD",
"DownWaitD",
"DownDamageD",
"DownStandD",
"DownAttackD",
"DownForwardD",
"DownBackD",
"DownSpotD",
"Passive",
"PassiveStandF",
"PassiveStandB",
"PassiveWall",
"PassiveWallJump",
"PassiveCeil",
"DamageFlyTop",
"DamageFall",
"DownBoundU",
"DownBoundD",
"DownStandU",
"DownStandD",
"FuraFura",
"Catch",
"CatchDash",
"CatchWait",
"CatchAttack",
"CatchCut",
"ThrowF",
"ThrowB",
"ThrowHi",
"ThrowLw",
"CapturePulledHi",
"CaptureWaitHi",
"CaptureDamageHi",
"CapturePulledLw",
"CaptureWaitLw",
"CaptureDamageLw",
"CaptureCut",
"CaptureJump",
"[No Name]",
"[No Name]",
"EscapeF",
"EscapeB",
"EscapeN",
"EscapeAir",
"Rebound",
"T[CharName]ThrowF",
"T[CharName]ThrowB",
"T[CharNameThrowHi",
"T[CharName]ThrowLw",
"TBowser(?)ThrowLwPeach",
"Pass",
"Ottotto",
"OttottoWait",
"WallDamage",
"StopCeil",
"StopWall",
"MissFoot",
"CliffCatch",
"CliffWait",
"CliffClimbSlow",
"CliffClimbQuick",
"CliffAttackSlow",
"CliffAttackQuick",
"CliffEscapeSlow",
"CliffEscapeQuick",
"CliffJumpSlow1",
"CliffJumpSlow2",
"CliffJumpQuick1",
"CliffJumpQuick2",
"AppealR",
"AppealL",
"TDonkeyThrowFWait",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkSlow",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkMiddle",
"TDonkeyThrowFWalkFast",
"TDonkeyThrowFTurn",
"TDonkeyThrowFF",
"TDonkeyThrowFB",
"TDonkeyThrowFHi",
"TDonkeyThrowFLw",
"TCaptainSpecialHi",
"TYoshiSpecialN",
"TKoopaSpecial****",
"TKoopaSpecialSEndF",
"TKoopaSpecialSEndB",
"TKoopaSpecialAir****",
"TKoopaSpecialAirSEndF",
"TKoopaSpecialAirSEndB",
"TKirbySpecialNSpit",
"TKirbySpecialNDrink",
"FuraSleepStart",
"FuraSleepLoop",
"FuraSleepEnd",
"TMewtwoSpecialS",
"TMewtwoSpecialAirS",
"ItemHammerWait",
"ItemHammerMove",

]
name_ids = [
0,
1,
2,
3,
7,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
15,
16,
17,
18,
19,
20,
23,
24,
25,
26,
27,
28,
29,
30,
34,
35,
36,
46,
47,
48,
49,
50,
51,
52,
53,
54,
55,
56,
57,
58,
59,
60,
61,
62,
63, # 3F
64,
66,
67,
68,
69,
70, #47
71,
72,
73,
74,
75,
76, #4D
165, #A5
166,
167,
168,
169,
170,
171,
172,
173,
174,
175, #AF
176,
177,
178,
179,
180,
181, #B5
78, #4E
89, #59
79, #4F
80,
81,
82,
83,
84,
85,
86,
87,
88,#58
92,#5C
93,
94,
95,
96,
97,
98,
99,
100,
101,
102,
103,
104,
105,
106, #6A
107,
108,
109,
110,
111,
112,
113,
114,
115,
116,
117,
118,
119,
120,
121,
122,
123,
124,
125,
126,
127,
128,
129,
130, #82
131, #83
134, #86
135,
136,
137,
138,
139,
140,
141,
142,
143,
144, #90
145, #91
146,
147, #93
149, #95
150,
151,
152,
153,
154,
155,
156,
157,
158,
159, #9F
160,
161,
163,
164,
165, #A4
90, #5A
91, #5B
37, #25
38,
39,
40, #28
183, #B7
184,
185,
186,
187,
188,
189,
190,
191,
192, #C0
193,
194,
195,
196,
197,
198,
199,
200,
201,
202,
203,
204, #CC
286, #11E
287,
288,
289,
290,
291, #123
205, #CD
242, #F2
243,
244,
245,
246,
247,
248,
249,
250,
251,
252,
253,
254,
255,
256,
257,
258,
259,
260, #104
42, #2A
43, #2B
41, #29
44, #2C
45, #2D
262, #106
263,
264,
265,
266, #10A
209, #D1
210,
211,
212, #D4
214, #D6
213,
215, #D7
216,
217, #D9
219, #DB
220,
221,
222,
223,
224,
225,
226,
227,
228, #E4
239, #EF
240, #F0
267, #10B
268,
269,
270,
271,
272,
273,
274,
275,
276,
277,
278,
279,
280,
281,
282,
283,
285, #11D
284, #11C
206, #CE
207,
208, #D0
292, #124
293,
132, #84
133,
]

Each name's position in the list can be used to find its id, or vice versa.
All the subactions in the table of contents are

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0000
0001
0002
0007
0008
0009
000a
000b
000c
000d
000d
000e
000f
0010
0011
0012
0013
0014
0017
0018
0019
001a
001b
001c
001d
001e
001f
0022
0023
0024
002e
002f
0030
0031
0032
0033
0034
0035
0036
0037
0038
0039
003a
003b
003c
003d
003e
003f
0040
0042
0043
0044
0045
0046
0047
0048
0049
004a
004b
004c
004d
00a5
00a6
00a7
00a8
00a9
00aa
00ab
00ac
00ad
00ae
00af
00b0
00b1
00b2
00b3
00b4
00b5
004e
0059
004f
0050
0051
0052
0053
0054
0055
0056
0057
0058
005c
005d
005e
005f
0060
0061
0062
0063
0064
0065
0066
0067
0068
0069
006a
006b
006c
006d
006e
006f
0070
0071
0072
0073
0074
0075
0076
0077
0078
0079
007a
007b
007c
007d
007e
007f
0080
0081
0082
0083
0086
0087
0088
0089
008a
008b
008c
008d
008e
008f
0090
0091
0092
0093
0095
0096
0097
0098
0099
009a
009b
009c
009d
009e
009f
00a0
00a1
00a2
00a3
00a4
005a
005b
0025
0026
0027
0028
00b7
00b8
00b9
00ba
00bb
00bc
00bd
00be
00bf
00c0
00c1
00c2
00c3
00c4
00c5
00c6
00c7
00c8
00c9
00ca
00cb
00cc
011e
011f
0120
0121
0122
0123
00cd
00f2
00f2
00f3
00f3
00f4
00f5
00f6
00f7
00f8
00f9
00fa
00fb
00fc
00fd
00fe
00ff
0100
0101
0102
0103
0104
002a
002b
0029
002c
002d
0106
0107
0108
0109
010a
00d1
00d2
00d3
00d4
00d6
00d5
00d6
00d7
00d8
00d9
00db
00dc
00dd
00de
00df
00e0
00e1
00e2
00e3
00e4
00ef
00f0
010b
010c
010d
010e
010f
0110
0111
0112
0113
0114
00fe
0115
0116
0117
0118
0119
011a
011b
001d
011d
011c
001d
00ce
00cf
00d0
00cd
0124
0125
001e
001f
0084
0085

I spent quite a lot of time sorting through each subaction to tie it to the numbers, and I found out I missed a few numbers.

no, Crazy Hand generates the subaction names procedurally when you run the program so they aren't stored locally (not directly anyways). Though a few tweaks to the code would let it generate a list and store it pretty easily. I might be able to do that sometime soon for you. Finals week right now though so it might be a bit haha.

 

[Spawn_32]

I suggest removing any other FSMs you have, and only set a fsm on frame 0 for 6x. Bowsers specialLwLanding is when he hits the ground and is in lag, not the trip down.

I had no other FSMs, and it was indeed a FSM on frame 0 for 6x on Bowser's specialLwLanding. I don't know what's going on the trip down but it crashes there when I use FSM

 

[Spawn_32]

I suggest removing any other FSMs you have, and only set a fsm on frame 0 for 6x. Bowsers specialLwLanding is when he hits the ground and is in lag, not the trip down.

The problem is FSM patch in it of itself. I had no FSMs but the patch turned on and it crashed. What's happening?? Super weird. Appears to happen randomly + when bowser starts his trip down.

 

[tatatat0]

I had no other FSMs, and it was indeed a FSM on frame 0 for 6x on Bowser's specialLwLanding. I don't know what's going on the trip down but it crashes there when I use FSM

Make sure you are using V1.02, reset your bowser character and try again. If its still bad either recreate your copy of melee or reset all characters.

 

[Spawn_32]

Make sure you are using V1.02, reset your bowser character and try again. If its still bad either recreate your copy of melee or reset all characters.

Ooooh! I was using v1.00, my bad! I haven't tried it yet but I'm assuming that's the problem. Alright, thanks a bunch, I'll edit my post like usual to update on the situation!
EDIT: Yep, it works now. Awesome! Thanks, this is so fun

 

[tatatat0]

no, Crazy Hand generates the subaction names procedurally when you run the program so they aren't stored locally (not directly anyways). Though a few tweaks to the code would let it generate a list and store it pretty easily. I might be able to do that sometime soon for you. Finals week right now though so it might be a bit haha.

Never-mind I spent a few hours but I got it. http://smashboards.com/threads/tatas-interrupt-changer-v1-0.420079/.

 

[WinterWonter]

Anybody know how to prevent a move from sending you into free fall? Specifically Fox and Falco's side Bs are most important rn

 

[tatatat0]

Anybody know how to prevent a move from sending you into free fall? Specifically Fox and Falco's side Bs are most important rn

I'd suggest looking at the asm code for preventing free fall for falcon/ganon's side-b. Otherwise you might want to try changing animation interrupts. Read one of my previous posts in this thread, I believe I posted about special Interrupts and stuff like that.