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It’s still somewhat of a hybrid build in small ways. Flame cancel, PK Thunder not disappearing after Ness is damaged, and boomerang superjump are all permanently enabled at the moment (v1.00 “buffs”).Achilles1515 Is 20XX 4.05 fully NTSC? I mean, when putting the SDI/DI behavior to 1.02, will the game have all of 1.02's properties or...?
Only those? Is everything else fixed and right where it should be? You should make that a toggleable option.
Normalish or Multi-Man. The only custom things that CPUs other than "Normal" do are DI and tech/getup options, as defined in the Debug Menu.
Not in this version of 20XX. You can do it in Develop Mode in vanilla SSBM.
Just download the root files.
They are other Debug Levels that the developers implemented into the game. They don't provide anything new/different that we aware of that Master or Develop can't do. So yes, don't use the ones that are labeled "don't use". You get out of Develop Mode by turning it back to Master Mode. If you're talking about exiting a match, pressing X+DPad Up is equivalent to pressing Start like normal.
Yes. Fixed as in not modifiable or fixed as in something was broken? Everything else is 1.02 with all the 20XX features and Debug Menu.
Yeah, I'm sure it's possible, I just haven't looked into it.
Just download the root files and follow the included README. You don't need anything else to make the ISO than what is included in the download.
I could do that, but Sandbag doesn't have a lot of attacks/normal action states and inputting those causes the game to freeze. So it's super duper prone to crashing which is why I just decided to not have that option.
Does your opponent have the gameID set to GALEXX? Playing two identical copies of the same 20XX on netplay, with all the same 20XX settings enabled is the exact same as playing two identical copies of vanilla Melee.
Start with a fresh Melee Code Manager download. Delete the .txt files that default come with the program that contain codes. Make a new .txt file for it to read.I've been trying to figure this out on my own but i can't seem to get it.
So I've found all the empty space in the DOL that you've specified and placed the item spawn code found in your post here:
http://smashboards.com/threads/custom-subaction-event-projectile-item-spawn.427019/
at 0x407950.
When I do just that, nothing happens when the command is called. In fact, it doesn't call any actions past it. Then, I used the code manager tool, injected the code a vanilla v1.02 DOL and compared it's hexadecimal values with an unmodified v1.02 DOL. I found 2 things, the first being the code was injected 0xBC9 (the first empty space the code manager found?) and the second was that at 0x6E26C, 80640008 was changed to 4BF92540. I assume 4BF92540 is the "branch" specified here:
Taking what I gathered from this, I tried replicating this process on the 20XX DOL and I got the same problem as before where nothing happens and it ignored actions past the item spawn action. I assumed the only variable here was the branch because it was the only thing not specified and could possibly be different based on where the code was placed.
Finally, I put the item spawn code in roughly the same spot as where it was in the vanilla DOL (a couple of offsets up because it would overwrite some other code) and placed the "branch" at 0x6E26C and here's where I currently am:
The action is supposed to give the player a bat but it seems to be failing part way. I've also tested this action on the vanilla DOL and it works so the action syntax is not at fault.
I guess my question is how would you go about adding this code to the 20XX DOL? I apologize for the wall of text, just wanted you to know where I was coming from with all this.
Just tested it. You are not doing anything wrong. If you set the "chance for frame perfect getup" to 100, then they will getup attack as early as possible. But it looks like after the random frames of laying on the ground, executing the getup is not happening (and therefore they lay and wait until they are forced to stand up). I'll look into it. Thanks for the report.
20XX Music Manager
All the movie files have already been deleted. Yes, the music files are now indexed by headecimal numbers. The filename is shown below the "Track Preview" option in the Music Codes Debug Menu.
First:Ok
My first question is whether or not it is possible to replace the legal stages like Yoshi's with a different texture but ONLY on the second page. I want to have alternate textures of all the legal stages but I don't want to replace the ones on the first page. I'm sure this is possible but I was just hoping someone could explain it really quickly or link me too where it has already been explained
My second question revolves around custom music but it is not about how to add more music. I've got that covered. My problem is that I want to add songs up to FF.hps but I ran out of room on my ISO. Is there anyway that I could decrease the size of certain files or make GCR ignore the max size or whatever. I don't want to replace any of the songs Achilles already added or any of melee's default songs if I don't have to so please let me know if this is possible.
Thanks for the help.
This is an interesting idea. I'll need to think about the specifics behind what would be needed to accomplish something like this, but I think it has potential and would be pretty fun. Should the CPU's be invincible, in some manner? Hmm. I guess it would be good for them to be in different locations around the stage...idk.
Yeah, possibly. Right now they just mixup jumping and attacking.
Fixed as in having fixed some 1.00 and 1.01 features (besides the ones you mentioned) that were in previous versions like 4.00 and so.
Also, I was looking at MnSlChr.usd in a hex editor and saw what looked like an attempt at the alternate stage textures (Giygas FD, blue FD, etc.) much like the alternate Battlefield textures, which made me excited. Are these planned for the next release of 20xx? I would love to have added my own alternate stages but I know nothing about hex editing the Debug menu or how to implement code.
Hello (I made a smashboards account just to reply to this lmao) I went through all your steps in this and I am having some trouble:Hello guys. I made some tools that auto-inject values for songs in MnSlChr.usd and also auto-renames HPS files
Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/577qxt3gc3b7v3h/20XX+4.05+Song+Inject+Tool.zip
How to use:
0. Before you start, I recommend that you create a backup copy of your 20XX 4.05 root just in case.
1. Download and extract "20XX 4.05 Song Inject Tool.zip"
2. Take the HPS files that you want to add and put them in the 'HPS' folder. Rename them to how you want them to appear in 20XX 4.05. Keep in mind that the max title size is 31 characters (not including the .hps file extension). If a filename is too long, you'll get an error message later when you run the program. The program will tell you which filenames are too long so you can rename them if you get any errors.
3. Take MnSlChr.usd and copy it into the "20XX 4.05 Song Inject Tool" folder.
4.a If you want to just add all songs in /HPS/ in alphabetical order, double click autoinject.bat. It will ask you to enter the offset to insert the songs. The offset you enter will be the offset for the first song. For example, if the last song you added had offset 0x69, you want to use offset 0x6A unless you want to overwrite the last song at 0x69. Also, if you your last song was 0x69 and and you choose to overwrite 20 songs starting from 0x31, the program will write 0x31 through 0x45 (0x31 + dec 20) and zero out the rest. This way if you want to completely redo your songs, you'll be able to start over from scatch.
Anyways, in my example, I will insert to 0x31:
5. Hit enter. If everything goes smoothly and no errors occur, the command window should close by itself. MnSlChr.usd has now been modified and had the new offsets written to it, and a new folder called "HPS_Renamed" holds a copy of all your files renamed. (Your original files in /HPS/ will be kept intact)
7. All you need to do now is copy MnSlChr.usd to your 20XX root, copy the files in the "HPS_Renamed" folder to your root/audio folder, and rebuild your ISO... don't forget to check 'do not use game.toc' I recommend testing it out in Dolphin before trying it on your Wii.
4b. If you want to add songs in a custom order (non-alphabetical) then create a text-file with the list of files in the order that you want. If you want to add empty lines, you can, but don't put any spaces (i.e. use only the 'enter' key) in the empty lines, or else the program will think that they're filenames. When you create your list, don't put the file extension in the filename entries (see below), and make sure they match the filenames in the /HPS/ folder. Name your file and save it in "20XX 4.05 Song Inject Tool". Name it whatever you want, but don't use the names "renamelist.txt", "TMPHPSList.txt", "TMPHPSList2.txt", or any other filename in the folder.
Double click customorder.bat. A command window should pop up and ask you which songlist to use. Type in your songlist file and hit enter. In my example I type in "custom song list.txt".
Pro Tip: Type the first 3 or so characters of your songlist file and then hit tab, windows should find it for you
After that, it will ask you which offset to enter... from here, it's pretty much the same was steps 4.a through 7 above.
Troubleshooting:
-I have run into one issue where I test in Dolphin and everything is fine, but when I loaded it in my Wii in Nintendont, it crashed. This was because I had saved my debug menu settings on my Wii memory card. I overwritten on some older songs that I didn't want and thus had less files, and my memory card's debug menu settings was trying to access a file that no longer existed. In other words, the memory card tried to load a playlist that had a song indexed 0xA4, while the songs on the new ISO only went up to 0x87. It was an easy fix though... just remove the memory card, load the game, then overwrite on the old data.
-The lowest possible offset you can enter is 0x31 because 0x00 through 0x30 are original-Melee songs and the offsets are slightly different for them. If you try to use an offset 0x30 or lower, the program will complain.
-If you try to add too many songs, the program will complain and tell you that you are adding too many songs. Remember that you can only go up to 0xFF.
-I've tested this in Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 so far. I have been using it to add/rearrange songs to my 20XX 4.05 going up to 90 songs at a time, but I still might have overlooked something. If you run into any issues, let me know and I'll try my best to help.
Achilles1515
I just had a some random ideas for the next 20XX:
I could hook you up with that, gimme a few minutes.
Here you go, rename it to just PlMs.sat and rebuild your .iso with it.
I agree. I would love to have CPUs SDI. Even if it doesn't look very realistic.
Have you copied your files in HPS_Renamed to your root/audio folder?Hello (I made a smashboards account just to reply to this lmao) I went through all your steps in this and I am having some trouble:
The original amount of songs for 20xx 4.05 is 76 and when I add songs and they are past 76 they wont work (If i click on them they just restart the song currently playing) But if I add songs and replace some of the old ones they will work up to and not past 76.
Great tutorial btw I would highly appreciate a reply
Yeah, the regular textures are named .dat (for example, red marth is PlMsRe.dat) but the alternate textures are named .rat and .lat. Its easy to remember because the extra textures for the same color have .rat for R button and .lat for L button. (In this example, the alternate R-Button texture for red marth is named plmsre.Rat.)
Thanks man. I'll look up into more sick melee modding. Thanks dude
Thank you so much dude.
Gecko is not the same as homebrew. Homebrew is software that runs on the wii allowing you to run other 3rd party software. Gecko OS is a system that allows you to hack your WII's RAM (if you want me to explain how it works in more depth, I will). You can make .gct files with a program called codemanager. Gecko OS reads your SD card and loads the .gct file you put in the SD card. It then loads the game as usual after the RAM modification is made, allowing you to play your game with hacks. I do not know much of anything about Melee hacking, but I am an avid Brawl Hacker.
YOU ARE A F.CKING GOD
Dark Link is available as a texture
There's something similar like that already in 4.05, but the shield and sword are black as well.Dark Link is available as a texture
Heres the download link http://www.mediafire.com/download/1kagoeghpm9go9j/PlLkBu.dat
