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I'm aiming for the whole roster, but I should begin with the top 8 I guess. If someone could recomend me cool poses of characters it would be great, these could be results screen victory poses, the classic mode characters pictures or ingame screenshots.
I also discovered this way you can add custom stock iconsHere is how to load custom CSPs through dolphin without having to add them into the MnSlChr.usd/dat, as that gets very tedious and also causes desyncs on Netplay.
Step 1
Go to Dolphin and Select the "Graphics" Option
Step 2
Select the Advanced tab in the Graphics window and make sure "Dump Textures" is enabled.
Step 3
Go in-game and load the CSPs you would like to replace (I.E If I wanted to replace Fox's blue CSP I would select Fox, and then change to the blue costume, and then exit dolphin, as the texture would have been dumped since it was loaded.)
Step 4
Go to "C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME_HERE\Documents\Dolphin Emulator\Dump\Textures\GALE01" and find the texture you want to replace.
Copy this file to "C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME_HERE\Documents\Dolphin Emulator\Load\Textures\GALE01" or just simply copy the name of the file.
Step 5
Place the CSP/Texture you want to have in your game into "C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME_HERE\Documents\Dolphin Emulator\Load\Textures\GALE01" and rename it to what the file's name was when it was dumped.
Step 6
Finally, deselect Dump Textures.
I hope this is easy to understand, I tried to make it stupid-people proof.
Thanks! It looks beautiful now, amazing work!really nice CSS Goxplex, lovin it <3
I just tweeked some of the lights for you so the darker characters, like for instance fox, fit in better with the rest of the cast.
hope you like it (:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/axwko1ns3zwjkwr/MAnSlChr_New_CSS_Icons_by_Goxplex_.usd
Great job, Ohsm and Goxplex! It looks awesome. I'm excited to officially try it out.really nice CSS Goxplex, lovin it <3
I just tweeked some of the lights for you so the darker characters, like for instance fox, fit in better with the rest of the cast.
hope you like it (:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/axwko1ns3zwjkwr/MnSlChr_New_CSS_Icons_by_Goxplex_.usd
I did some C. Falcon portraits but I don't really like the final result. For some reason there was a really small difference between two of the portraits. I can upload them if you want to, they look decent, but I'm eventually going to upload new ones with a different pose.
I'm really interested on everything you mentioned. Please link me those videoguides.
Does the link on the first page not work for you?
I have been on this thread a million times and apparently I never noticed the stages section lmao....Thanks!
Thanks bud
When in camera mode 8, the camera offsets are from 0x453040 to 0x453058. You can change these while the game is frozen in frame advance.Sure. They're up on both Twitch and YouTube. Take your pick.
EDIT:
I played around with the camera's memory offsets quite a bit today, and didn't have much luck in finding a CSP solution. I found 7 different camera modes that could be set with address 80452c6c (though sometimes some aren't available for some reason), with 9 addresses that affected camera position/angle (though some of them seem to be duplicates. Also there are probably more.) The way I set up was by starting a match with debug mode enabled, freezing the game (by pressing start, not pausing the emulator), and then changing memory values. (If you update the values while the game is paused as normal or otherwise having the game running will result in the camera starting to move to the new position, but then immediately updates back to trying to track in whatever camera mode it's set to.)
The problem:
Any time you use the Debug Mode camera controls (D-pad + C-stick), the camera mode switches to a specific mode (mode 8), as it stops following the characters. Obviously the debug mode camera is what we would want to use for setting up our shots, since we can position the camera in -almost (only thing missing is roll)- any way we want. Unfortunately, whenever the camera enters that mode, Dolphin no longer shows updated address values when you click on them. So I wasn't able to find a way to get specific position data. Even if you switch to a different camera mode to try to force them to update, the camera just moves to the new position immediately, with new values, so it doesn't do any good.
The memory addresses I've been changing are only the result of a calculation. Which is why when you change them, the game starts trying to move away from them on the very next frame. If the values I've been changing are the output, then I think the input values to the calculations are what we would need to be editing. But I wouldn't know how to find those.
If someone wants to play with this some, here are some other notes I took down:
camera memory addresses (4 bytes each):
mode switch: 80452C6C
values (hex): 0 - follow all players
1 - pause camera
2 - close-up follow* (for 1-player mode victory close-ups)?
3 - close-up follow
4 - fixed-camera mode
7 - character tracking that allows offsets** (need to use taunt in debug mode to use)
8 - free-roaming camera addresses ignore position changes
* Isn't always available. e.g. if you load the match from the CSS vs. the debug menu. or tweak other variables first.
** Didn't accept the memory address changes I tried, even when frozen in debug mode.
- Any camera movement inputs will force the game to go to mode 8
- If you only change the axis 1 variables below, mode 4 will look to the centerpoint of the stage.
horizontal pivot (yaw): 80452c7c
vertical pivot (pitch): 80452c80
x-axis 1: 80452c94
y-axis 1: 80452c98
z-axis 1: 80452c9c
z-axis 2: 80452cac
x-axis 2: 80452cec (resets immediately on frame advance with cam 4)
y-axis 2: 80452cf0 (resets immediately on frame advance with cam 4)
y-axis 3: 80452d10
Yes, they are separate stored in separate locations. The first ones are for the pause camera (like in a normal versus match) and the ones I just posted are for the "camera mode 8" that you were talking about.
I thought it was really weird before that I kept finding so many sets of positions that seemed to be the same (and of course the behavior of the camera as I played with different sets without always changing the mode). Heh. But that makes sense now. Although the positioning is still a bit odd, since some of the values even within mode 8 affect more than one thing (like for example y-axis AND pitch, or something similar).
what you're looking at is the metal box effect with a color overlay on the character. Editing the actual metal reflection texture is also possible. (Like this) so you could probably change just the color of the metal texture to yield the same/similar results as what you posted.
Don't see why not. In fact I thought I'd seen one for Mario before, but maybe not, since I don't see one in my collection or the OP. Do you know how to dump textures in Dolphin? Try loading up a match and see what dumps out when you get a metal box. If the texture tiles well enough with itself it should work pretty well to just replace all of a character's textures with the metal texture. I don't know if there's some special lighting effect that is normally applied though.
That’s cool.
No, I'm just a leecher
That’s awesome. The shield color is in PlCo.dat, and hence, how it’s possible to change the shield color with a code like in the 20XX pack. I wonder if that shield texture is in PlCo.dat as well. I would assume it is. This would be a funny thing to change!
Aw, well I appreciate you guys looking into it for me
Ah. That's cool too. I still haven't worked with ASM codes at all. Those would be added to the dol someplace?
That's just a Gecko/AR code (compatible with both. Just a 32-bit write every frame of the game). ASM is actual coding instructions, this code is just writing 32-bit floating point numbers to a specific place in the RAM. They're not the the same thing.
We need a light blue shield with a C9 logo on it for Mango to use with C9 Fox :DKind of neat
