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I just made a Ganon skin a few minutes ago
Never said it was impossible
I wasn't implying that
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Name: The Flash (edited)
Made by: ??? Edited by: MicroWade
Download Link Here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/uprqb2c32sy6qpi/PlCaRe.dat
Yeah its on the OP
I believe Falcons red alts are PlCaReR.usd (right) and PlCaReL.usd (left)
HumanMeatPuppet
Just realized i put PlFc instead of PlCa, sorry about that, i fixed it above.
The only files I'm finding in the 20XX and vanilla root folders are:
Thanks
The files with the alternate L and R costumes are PlCaRl.usd and PlCaRr.usd respectively, and you can replace them with a .dat, there's no need for a converter
Does this include sound files of the smash 64 Narrator?
Name: Smash 64 GO & GAME SET
Made By: Mifee
Download Link Here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/sjr71nvy5g98s87/IfAll_(Smash_64_Go_&_Game).usd
Hopefully no one has done it yet. I can do a black outline if requested
Thank you! I figured out what I was doing wrong. I was attempting to put certain textures into slots that they were not intended to be in, which actually brings up another question I have: Is it possible to change the slot that a color is intended to be in? For example, in the OP there is a Stormtrooper texture for Falcon. It is set in the neutral slot. My intention is to use it in the grey/black slot. Is there a way to do this without the game freaking out?
Nice Zant!The files with the alternate L and R costumes are PlCaRl.usd and PlCaRr.usd respectively, and you can replace them with a .dat, there's no need for a converter
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Name: Agent Falco (replaces Neutral)
Made by: Minerali
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/b3dabnhgddqm254/Falco+-+Agent+Falco.zip
Name: Rawk Hawk (Replaces Neutral)
Made by: Minerali
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/v8ty9m5rpgr2u2s/Falco+-+Rawk+Hawk.zip
Name: Zant (replaces Blue)
Made by: Minerali
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/b4tbtab1v8lkgmm/Falco+-+Zant.zip
Name: Apu (replaces Green)
Made by: Minerali
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/pel8gkmv6nrgug1/Ganondorf+-+Apu.zip
What does it do exactly? Modify the shininess value?So I don't have a texture hack to post today, but I made this program:
http://smashboards.com/threads/shinyfalco-v1-0-0-beta-windows.438387/
Use DAT Texture Wizard. The CCC.
Yes. sort of.
All you do with DTW is enter a new value. Hit enter. Then save.Yes. sort of.
There is a specularity/shininess value in the color struct, but modifying that doesn't do anything, I think it's because there is this other value which is unknown value in the material struct, which seems to control "max shininess" (I actually don't know what the value is for, it could be a bit masked enum, or just some enum for how the material reacts to light).
Here is the Color Struct:
Color StructuresEditing the 4 byte float at offset 0x10 doesn't make the jacket shiny, and Fox and Falco actually have the same value for those bytes for their respective Color structs.
Offset Size Format Description
0x00 1*4 unsigned RGBA Diffuse
0x04 1*4 unsigned RGBA Ambient
0x08 1*4 unsigned RGBA Specular
0x0C 4 float Transparency (1.0 = opaque)
0x10 4 float Unknown (Shininess?)
Here is the Material Struct:
Material StructuresEditing the 2 byte unsigned value at offset 0x06 does make the jacket shiny (Fox has 0x001C for that value, whereas Falco has 0x0014)
Offset Size Format Description
0x00 4 pointer String Offset (typically unused)
0x04 2 unsigned Unknown Flags
0x06 2 unsigned Unknown Value
0x08 4 pointer Texture Struct Offset
0x0C 4 pointer Colors Struct Offset
0x10 4 unsigned Unknown
0x14 4 pointer Unknown (to struct of size 0x0C)
The DAT texture wizard doesn't seem to support editing that value (changes to it are not saved).
So that's what my program does, I have an array of offsets where the Unknown Value needs to be changed are, and it changes all of them.
Where did you find the How to Play stage?
Hey, trying my hand at a Ganon skin currently, super noob to this. How do you get the software to edit color structs like that? I google HexEdit 4 but I really find any downloads.
Did I really just develop an entire program because I wasn't hitting Enter?? Haha rekt.
An early v4+ build of DTW had a bug that prevented saving of some structure values. Sounds like you might have that build. You could try again with the latest version (4.3 as of this writing). After you change a value and your cursor is still in the text entry field, hit Enter as Achilles said, and the field's background and the program's status message (in the upper right of the program) should change to red. Then you can go to the menus and hit save or you can use the keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl-s'. I should also point out that if you're on the DAT Texture Tree tab's "Properties" tab, and you move the mouse cursor outside of that area, then the text field will lose focus; you'll notice that you can't type in it anymore, which also means that the enter key won't save either. (This is due to a method to get the mouse wheel to automatically switch between scrolling the Properties tab and the list of textures on the left, by identifying what's being hovered over.)Yes. sort of.
There is a specularity/shininess value in the color struct, but modifying that doesn't do anything, I think it's because there is this other value which is unknown value in the material struct, which seems to control "max shininess" (I actually don't know what the value is for, it could be a bit masked enum, or just some enum for how the material reacts to light).
Here is the Color Struct:
Color StructuresEditing the 4 byte float at offset 0x10 doesn't make the jacket shiny, and Fox and Falco actually have the same value for those bytes for their respective Color structs.
Offset Size Format Description
0x00 1*4 unsigned RGBA Diffuse
0x04 1*4 unsigned RGBA Ambient
0x08 1*4 unsigned RGBA Specular
0x0C 4 float Transparency (1.0 = opaque)
0x10 4 float Unknown (Shininess?)
Here is the Material Struct:
Material StructuresEditing the 2 byte unsigned value at offset 0x06 does make the jacket shiny (Fox has 0x001C for that value, whereas Falco has 0x0014)
Offset Size Format Description
0x00 4 pointer String Offset (typically unused)
0x04 2 unsigned Unknown Flags
0x06 2 unsigned Unknown Value
0x08 4 pointer Texture Struct Offset
0x0C 4 pointer Colors Struct Offset
0x10 4 unsigned Unknown
0x14 4 pointer Unknown (to struct of size 0x0C)
The DAT texture wizard doesn't seem to support editing that value (changes to it are not saved).
So that's what my program does, I have an array of offsets where the Unknown Value needs to be changed are, and it changes all of them.
He is changing them to 0x1c, because 0x1c contains the (00000008) bit
Ah. Right. Thanks. Forgot you had that one defined already.
How were you able to do this?
Fixed.
This should be the right time to ask this...
Name: Peco Fox
Made By: ChillisMySkill, Wunobi (for the request)
Download Link Here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/2wxwx73ha7atkkq/PlFxLa_-_Peco_Fox.dat
He's a character from the anime Ping Pong the Animation. And I haven't seen it, but I guess he's supposed to be super cool.
