Possible to hack melee on the wii and remove tap jump?

[jalued]

i was just wondering since i have melee disc and a wii (hence an sd slot). is it possible to hack melee this way for such a simple request? (its an irritating adition to the game that no one likes and isnt required for any AT i use)

 

[superyoshi888]

Off the top of my head, no. Unless it's possible to edit Melee using Gecko OS, you are better off looking for some Action Replay codes and an AR, obviously.

 

[jalued]

action replay codes?

 

[Slashy]

Action Replay is a hex editor for most game systems.

 

[Plum]

You could always do what my friend does when we go from Brawl to Melee.

When he plugs in the controller he holds the analog stick slightly down (and I do mean very slightly).
When the analog stick is in neutral position, it will treat it as if it is always slightly down. If you hold it down too much every jab will just be a Dtilt, and if you don't hold it down enough it won't have the tap jump "off" effect.

There's kind of a magic middle position where it won't register a neutral position as down, but it won't register an up press as a hard press up. So essentially you don't jump when you hit up, because the game thinks you are slightly pushing up, and tap jump is "off." IMO its just too much trouble to bother with when you could just learn to play without tap jump...

That's all I can say if you don't want to go out and get an Action Replay

 

[weinzey]

wouldnt that result in not being able to upsmash?

 

[Sails]

When in Gamecube mode, the Wii has no access to any Wii specific features. Nor will it ever. So that's out of the question. Your only bet is to as said, get an AR or a USBGecko and start tracing and hexing.