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It's not even close to the other model. That eye is way bigger than the one in the video. I think this is only showing making these kind of edits are doable but they could just be using Blender.
When I think about these costumes, I think about them as a character who could be convincingly represented without the Mii face. Just like Sans, The Knight would very obviously have a mask that totally replaces the Mii's face, and the outfit, while a little chunky, would probably be a great analogue for its body. Non humanoid. The other "requirement" I think for these costumes is that they have a redundant or otherwise unrealizable moveset, and while Kyoko probably fits that bill, Shantae definitely does not.
it's still different, dawg.
How about posting a screencap?
Yes. But it doesn't matter since this was a piggybacker who couldn't even get the date right. Couldn't be more fake if it tried.
The kind of attention that post got from people here, while the thread died with like 7 posts, most of them insulting the OP, is exactly what the OP wanted.
Welp. Pack it up, I guess?
What else is new? Those incels got nothing better to do than crap on everyone but themselves.
It's not even a screenshot. It looks to be an image taken of the screen from a flip phone camera.
No it's just yet another hack trying to take credit. I think I saw someone saying it was in fortnite lol.
Now, I'm not a model replacement expert, but if I recall correctly from my TF2 days, if you give jiggle physics to a model, you have to specify "bones" in the hat that are affected by physics. I'm not sure how Smash would handle it, but I think if you were to just replace a model and not give it proper "bones", it would either not jiggle, or freak out.
You get one clap of hands from me. It's bizarre enough to work? But why wouldn't they all be featured together in the trailer?
I'm gonna be honest here, as much as people on Twitter WANT the mallow costume leak to be fake, how many actual GAMEPLAY FOOTAGE leaks have ever been fake. To my knowledge, the only video leaks we've had were Bowser Jr., Shulk and Ken and ALL of them turned out to be real. Reason being is because functional mods are the hardest things to fake, or at least WAAAY harder to fake than still shots or *gasp* random **** posts on 4chan.
Because it would need an explanation and they had niether enough gameplay footage to show it off nor a proper venue to talk about it.
I am!
This is exactly it. Replacing a model doesn't magically give the new model the attributes of the old model. You have to make the model compatible with jiggle bones.
Now that would be one hell of a monkey's paw if I ever saw one.
Oh, neato. Geno really attracts a variety of people.
Remind me to make a Fortnite Dance Geno when his model gets extracted after release.
I just wanted to point out that my newest favorite term in Geno speculation is now Jiggle Bones.
Except they could've easily been in the retro segment of the trailer.
Sure, but the physics/code are there in the engine already. I'm sure it's not simple, but it makes it easier than doing it from scratch, I would assume.
I've been a fan for years. I'm actually the one who ripped the sheet on TSR and made a M&L style Geno sheet years back. Good times!
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it's because they weren't in the retro trailer that it's suspicious. Mai especially is the second most popular snk character after Terry but she wasn't shown alongside everyone else.
Oh, okay. So nothing we'd see tomorrow. And Geese Heihachi, Lloyd, and Hollow Knight are the Frogger ones. Thanks!
Unless I made a mistake did Papagenos not get more costumes from that guy in the recent past? I feel like a screenshot was posted here yesterday, but it's fair to say that a lot was posted here yesterday.
That's a third party controller, but the one in the thumbnail is a NeoGeo fightstick.
the entire KOF franchise is coming to the Switch isn't it...
The code for the physics is already in the engine, but since Smash wasn't intended to be fan-developed for, I don't have an answer as to whether or not the average joe would know how to take advantage of it in their modding, especially since I believe the Slime hat was the first to have any sort of jiggle - happy to be wrong, though. If that's the case, a year's worth of modding would have to be compared to a few months worth of having jiggly hats.
Brilliant move on Nintendo's part. Again, real love letter to fighting games there.