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These notes? You do have some pretty nice findings in there, albeit a bit scattered haha. Either tater or I will add those in at some point. Btw, towards the top you have:
This is what happens when you set that to be about 1 frame.
Ohhh, I see the purpose now lol. Thanks!This is what happens when you set that to be about 1 frame.
I believe action physics are in normal moves. Look up on how to manually change animations of a character. It talks about similar structure to the melee table of contents and special moves, that being (SubactionID, flags1, flags2, animation interrupt, IASA function, action physics, collision, and (kinda sorta aerial interrupts but doesn't have a well acknowledged name I know of)." Each of those sections is 0x4 bytes long. As I thought earlier but have not tested, Character specific Pl**.dat moveset tables, Start.dol melee table of contents, and start.dol special moves tables all use similar if not identical format.
if you get the latest version that ampers posted on page 20 (as of now) you download it and it looks like this. if it doesn't, i dunno.
Much appreciated friend :D
I remember reading some really obscure thread on here about sounds but I do not remember where it was. I'll give a summary of what it said though. Character specific sounds are only loaded/usable if the character has been loaded in a match once in while the system is powered on(It's something to do with the character being loaded into the ram probably). This includes the match between the four ai at the title screen if you idle. You can use other character's sounds as long as this requirement has been met. I do not believe sound ids have been listed anywhere but I may be wrong. I remember someone talking about having every character be loaded at the title screen battle as a way to get past this but idk.
The title screen battle is an actual match, which triggers the Start Melee function. This function will also point to the character objects loaded, but AFAIK in my experience there's no consistent way to keep a character in memory. Sometimes characters are allocated again, even though they've never been deselected in my experience. It's part of what I ran into a lot of issues with using gecko tool I wrote.
click the save button at the button of the window. You can open it in dolphin manually or with the run button at the top of the window.
So, you save it into a decompiled iso and run it in dolphin?
With Crazy Hand you don't need to do any decompiling/recompiling of the iso if you're just trying to test the changes in Dolphin (or Dios Mios), that is all done behind the scenes for you. When you load up an iso, Crazy Hand will read and write directly to the iso file you've loaded. Then, as Tatatat said, you can either open the iso manually in Dolphin or press the run button from within CH.
That's odd, actually. I was sure I fixed both of those issues... That's on the top of my to-do list now, thank you for pointing it out c:
Tater
, I just noticed that you have names in the PiCo editor mislabeled slightly. You labeled them all as "hitstun" when in fact they are all for "hitlag". For those who don't know, there is a difference!
I might have read up earlier on that before and already added that to my plco.dat as a modification. I wrote up a little python program to check the differences between two hex files so I'll come back with results after I go through each difference.Hey
Hitlag, also known as Freeze Frames, refers to the period immediately after a character has been hit with a move when they are frozen in place briefly. This is also the period in which you can input SDI.
Hitstun refers to the period after you have exited hitlag and are being sent away due to knockback. Hitstun correlates with how long the time is before you are able to input another action. As knockback and percent increase, hitstun increases.
On a related note: has anybody ever found values allowing you to change the global hitstun multiplier for melee?
0xa134 = 0.4Hey
Hitlag, also known as Freeze Frames, refers to the period immediately after a character has been hit with a move when they are frozen in place briefly. This is also the period in which you can input SDI.
Hitstun refers to the period after you have exited hitlag and are being sent away due to knockback. Hitstun correlates with how long the time is before you are able to input another action. As knockback and percent increase, hitstun increases.
On a related note: has anybody ever found values allowing you to change the global hitstun multiplier for melee?
Check through the pages on here, I believe I either linked to or described them in earlier posts on this thread.
That is just exporting the FSM data. You can later import it from the button right next to the export button. To save frame data changes or edit changes, use the lower half of the GUI and press save to save changes. You must have the ISO patch FSM engine from the ISO Patches dropdown menu at the top of the window activated once.
Actually the FSM stuff just get exported as a plain .txt file. "options.cfg" must be what he's referring to which is auto-generated by CH and is only used by the program to manage user settings (default iso directory and a couple other flags). You shouldn't ever need to open this file, and deleting it is just fine, it will generate a new one.
What happens when you try to use it? And what version of melee are you using (1.02, 1.01, 1.00, PAL)? I'm working on a new update for CH so I'll look it. Unfortunately I've never been able to test CH on Mac or Linux because I only have windows. The DOL patching system should be getting a complete makeover in the next release.
When I click on the Apply button, there's a little didn't-work tone (like the kind of sound you'd get if you tried to close a window when there's a dialogue box open or something). It lets me add frame speed modifiers, but they don't affect gameplay at all. I'm using 1.02 Melee.
Interesting. Are the frame speed modifiers saving correctly? If you add modifiers from the GUI, save it, close Crazy Hand, reopen Crazy Hand and navigate to the FSM panel do they appear there just like before?
They are saving, yes. So that's even weirder than I thought. I assumed the problem must be in the patching because of that tone, but maybe not?
Very bizarre... Have you had problems with any other features in Crazy Hand not working, or is this the first one you've noticed?
