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use the latest faster melee beta 4.9. they fixed it in the new beta.
It's a Faster Melee bug.
Hey, so I rebuilt the iso and copied it to my sd card but for some reason it doesn't show up in nintendont, any suggestions?
Did you rename the ISO to game.iso?
SAAAAME!! I feel like you should be able to do something with the folder "Pl__.dat". I messed around with it but couldn't get it to work...Is there an easy way to replace all the character alt textures in 4.06 with the custom ones I added into 4.05? I replaced about 90% of the character alt textures and I don't wanna have to move them all by hand
Copy over 26 rat and 26 lat files? Shouldn't take long.
Do i rename it when im saving it? is that just the name i give it when im saving it to the sd card?
In your sd card it must be "game.iso" for it to be recognized by nintendont
It shouldn't be THAT bad. If you sort by file type and simply copy over anything with .lat and .rat, that should cover all the alternate costumes except Red Falcon's, which is some other wierd filenameIs there an easy way to replace all the character alt textures in 4.06 with the custom ones I added into 4.05? I replaced about 90% of the character alt textures and I don't wanna have to move them all by hand
Also if I wanted to change the background colors when you pick an alt could I just copy and paste the Hex code from my 4.05 into 4.06? I changed all of those too to match the new costumes I put in my 4.05
Yeah i named it that, still nothing unfortunately, I'm stuck now
Use the DMToolbox and install to the games folder.
What is the dmtoolbox?
I tried copying/pasting the hex for mine and it worked
Are you using Nintendont? That sounds like this problem:
I am using Nintendont, and that does appear to be the exact issue. Fortunately this particular song is not one I feel the need to take the time to fix, but if I'm running into the issue again I'll follow your guide. Thanks for the info!
Alright I figured it out. When you add songs, you DO need to check 'do not use game.toc' when rebuilding the ISO.
Or you can use DTW, which requires less steps. You don't even need to extract the disc's files; you would just select the option "Add File(s) to Disc". And you don't need to worry about any TOC settings.
Wait, DTW can add songs now to a disc?
Thanks for the tip, Melee hacking sure has changed a lot in even just a year lol
Well it can add new files to a disc (much easier than GCR). But you still have to name the file appropriately prior to importing, and edit the MnSlChr file (explained here). When I have some time in the future, I'll probably add functionality to handle that as well. I also need to add the ability to pull song names for the Disc File Tree descriptions, and to be able to rename them from there.
I think we're on different pages... What I'm saying is that in DTW there is a folder which contains all the player information. If you could somehow copy and paste that one single folder which contains every single skin, it would be awesome.
Congrats dude~
Seems to work on my end.
I had this happen with my first build. I think you accidentally compressed your ISO. (You can tell it's compressed if the game is red in Nintendont.) Did you use DAT Texture Wizard make the ISO instead of GCR? Because that's how it happened to me.
