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Try this. Let me know if it works.
You should be keeping all your personal costume files in a separate folder. So anytime a new 20XX version is released, you can just copy and paste/overwrite the downloaded root files.
Which file in 20XX would I save?
It's kind of a spit in our face when you ask for advice which you've ignored, even though we've given you great reasons not to in addition to the issues with DM you're experiencing on your own. Like I said before, there's no switch to be made. DM and Nintendont can coexist, and if you're using a real memory card, Nintendont will load from the same memory card DM did. Don't you think it's at least worth a shot?
Achilles1515
, do you think it's possible to use the same code that powers the magic behind Rainbow FD, to give Game and Watch an L-alt that does the same thing with his color?Look at the melee textures thread... (A very recent post)It's kind of a spit in our face when you ask for advice which you've ignored, even though we've given you great reasons not to in addition to the issues with DM you're experiencing on your own. Like I said before, there's no switch to be made. DM and Nintendont can coexist, and if you're using a real memory card, Nintendont will load from the same memory card DM did. Don't you think it's at least worth a shot?
As far as your memory card goes, take it out, blow into it like an old game cartridge, blow into the memory card slot, and try 'er again.
I'm not trying to spit in anyone's face or ignore good advice. As I said before, my setup has worked completely as intended for the better part of a year, over multiple versions of 20XX, before this issue arose, so if anything I assumed it's an issue I brought on myself by tinkering in the settings too much. Especially when resetting fixed the issue last time.
Hey Achilles,How To Add HPS Files to 20XX 4.0
(this requires GCR and rebuilding the ISO with checking "do not use game.toc")
This is current last song 20XX 4.0 Beta01.
But we can add more!
1) Obtain an HPS file of your liking.
2) As shown in the above screenshot, the last named file is 68.hps. We are adding another one. So increment the HPS name counter by one. In this example, I would rename my HPS file 69.hps. (The numbers are in hex. So after 69 comes 6A, then 6B, .... , then 6F, then 70, etc.)
NOTE: Letters within the file name ARE capitalized!
3) Extract a root folder of your 20XX 4.0 ISO with GCR (at this point, you should probably just have a "master 20XX root" on your desktop or something).
4) Navigate into the "audio" folder and paste 69.hps
5) In your 20XX root folder, open MnSlChr.usd in a hex editor.
Go to offset 0x003edda8. This is a table of pointers. You don't really need to know what these actually do, but just go down to the very end and add one more entry (because you are adding one song). For your new entry, take the last entry and subtract 0x20.
6) Now we need to add the song name ASCII text that will appear in the debug menu. In the step above, your new entry was "0x80fd9da0". Subtract 0x80bec720 from the new entry value. (In this example, 0x80fd9da0 - 0x80bec720 = 003ed680). Take the result and go to the offset in MnSlChr.usd.
7) Add your song name (ASCII to hex conversion). 31 character max.
8) Save MnSlChr.usd. Rebuild 20XX 4.0 ISO with GCR while checking "do not use game.toc".
9) Major profit.
Yes, you can go all the way up to FF.hps.
Now you have to edit the names in both MnSlChr.0sd and MnSlChr.1sd. It's the same process, but now you have to do it twice
Oh wow they're all there in both files, I checked earlier but guess I didn't look hard enough. It was even in the same offset as before. Thanks!
I know Achilles was talking about it at one point, I'm not exactly sure what he said.
It's already in 4.07++ I think, at least something very similar is.
The Smash Turn? That pretty much describes the dashback issue UCF addresses...and it's been implemented since v4.07.
It's in 20XXTE v2d, but you'll need a Wii with a memory card manager to use it, until the next 20XX is released.
Are you using a memory card
First you'll want to make sure you have the 20XX in-game toggles on. Start a game with whatever CPU you want to practice shield pressure on. Press the Start button. Press right on the D-pad twice so that 20XX toggles are turned on and Develop toggles are turned off. Now press down on the D-pad. A menu should pop up. Press R to go from your character to the CPU. Change the CPU type to "20XX." If the CPU is set as Player 2 or 3 they will automatically be 20XX type. Player 4 is automatically set to "Normalish." Now set the 20XX CPU type setting to "Shield - Hold." Press down on the D-pad to dismiss the menu. Press Start to return to the game. At this point you will want to press A and D-pad Down at the same time to enable infinite shields (you will hear a confirmation sound). Congratulations, you can now practice pressure against infinite shields!
I'm having this issue as well.
Disable Frame Counter in Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> In-game Toggles
God with a Wavebird
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Okay, I am very sorry if I caused any confusion about UCF.
Check Dolphin's controller settings.
Nice, I like this dedication.
The main problem with implementing this is the song name data is stored in the Character Select Screen file, which is no longer loaded in RAM while in a match. I would need to move the ASCII song name data out of the MnSlChr file and into the DOL, but the whole reason why I placed it in MnSlChr to begin with (along with all the other Debug Menu data) is to save the "free space" in the DOL for assembly code for new features and things which have greater weight. I do like this idea, though, so maybe I can think of a workaround in the future or just seriously consider putting it in the DOL...but it is not a priority at the moment.
This is already implemented if Pause is OFF.
I'll put this on the list of things to add for next version.
I've never been too fond of adding this into the Hack Pack for the following reasons.
This one had me interested. Please test this code:
$Timer HUD - Hide leading zero with match timer < 10:00 (1.02) [Achilles]
C22F4450 00000007
7FC3F378 80830010
80840008 80840008
80840008 80840008
3CC08047 80A6B6C8
38C00008 2C050258
40800008 38C00000
B0C40014 00000000