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Download the new 3.02 file replacements on the main post and rebuild ISO.
It would be great to have out of hitstun options. The limitation with the jump out of hitstun code is in the framework of how I originally coded it. As we discussed previously, when the CPU is hit, they are changed to a human and given a direction input. While this is happening they are actually holding the Y button as well. I figured out if you write 0 to their "digital button data" memory address every frame of the game, that is has an effect of acting like they are spamming the button input ( I figured this out by writing a 32-bit write code of zeroes to this address [before I really knew what it was for], and realized I could buffer jumps with X/Y).Achilles,
I almost hate to make suggestions because I know you have a lot on your plate, but I'm just going to throw some things out there anyway.
-Debug option to change action out of hitstun/ more options out of hitstun.
Right now they jump immediately, which has some problems. To give you a scenario, if Falcon tries down throw knee on Marth, it can be avoided by DI away. The thing is Marth will jump into it every time rather than just tech or autocancel an aerial or something. There are a number of things like this where a fair or nair or even nothing is better than jumping. It'd be a really useful to be able to practice against certain options or if they mixed up their options.
-Spotdodge/Shield after techs
This could also be a debug option or just standard, but it'd be awesome if the CPU would spotdodge so I can practice techchasing Sheik and actually tell if I'm getting there in time (right now only Fox/Falco do anything worthwhile after a tech). They could either mix up spotdodge and grab or you could just choose which one. Another alternate thing that could help is that "turn" counts as green colored. The reason for this is that CPUs tend to turn towards you immediately and the turn doesn't register as a color right now so you can't really tell if you are a few frames late because they don't flash green or anything...
-Choose a DI
Much like "repeat an action," if you could do a button combo and then have a chance to input a DI and then P2 will always DI that particularly way. This is useful for practicing against a particular DI or testing to see if a combo is escape-able with certain DI.
-Choose a tech option
I particularly want to practice against no tech get-up options. I tried to set-up a good way to do this, but It'd be pretty cool if maybe teching could be disabled so you can get more isolated practice against the get-up options. It could also be cool if you could set them to always tech a certain way or such so, for example, you can grind out the spacing of stomping tech roll behind. You can do this by hitting the air most of the time, but you know this would be kind of cool.
I think these things could really help us improve our punish game/ option coverage. If I can help you out, let me know.
Edit: Didn't see the update. Great work on 3.02!
Oh and Happy BirthdayAchilles1515 !!
This is actually already implemented
works fine for me.New test version for the loyals.
20XX 3.02 - New CSS File Replacements.zip
Includes:
Start.dol
MnSlChr.usd
MnSlChr.dat
(you will need to rebuild the ISO)
New code category: Texture Hacks
- Custom CSS
- Uses an alternative Character Select Screen file when turned to ON.
- File used when OFF: MnSlChr.usd (default)
- File used when ON: MnSlChr.dat
The 20XX Alt CSS in the download link is Goxplex's New CSS. Retouched by Ohsm and with the 20XX closed port texture. @Goxplex @Ohsm
The most important change in this update is that the main CSS code of mine, that controls everything like alt costumes, extra characters, PAL characters, etc., has been added to the end of the MnSlChr files. I need testing done to ensure this method of adding code is stable.
The only changes made to the CSS are the very first four bytes (0x0 - 0x3) and at the end of the vanilla MnSlChr file from 0x3a2849 and onward (so texture offsets are the same). If you want to edit the alt CSS, copy and paste (overwrite) your entire custom file from the beginning, but make sure to leave the first four bytes as 0x003a3bcd.
The only potential bug I've noticed is when I left my Wii sitting on at the CSS for like 15 minutes and it froze.
Please give me feedback.
That is a simple gecko code where moves can cancel in other moves. It shouldn't be too much to ask for.
it's a common problem, many people, me included, can't get it to work.
actually, you don't. if you like the custom texture more than the original red you can just replace the original red costume with the custom one.
Achilles1515
I'm not using a trophy file for red Falcon alt. It is PlCaRe.dat which is the japanese red Falcon costume. It is not as straight forward to use a trophy file instead because of how the game appends the file extensions based on what language it is currently in.actually, you don't. if you like the custom texture more than the original red you can just replace the original red costume with the custom one.
http://smashboards.com/threads/official-melee-texture-hack-thread.361190/
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it seems like a dumb idea since it's so simple, but have you ever tried to use another trophy file for the red falcon alt?
maybe you didn't because it always worked for you.
Oh okay, i just thought that because you use a trophy file for all the other alts and didn't look carefully enough in the main post.
D-pad down at character select screen.
Added.
A couple weeks ago I started testing a hack similar to this but more like Turbo Mode from PM. It worked the majority of the time but didn't cancel some special moves. I may look back into it at some point.
How do you know that this is a "simple" code?
Are you looking for invincibility (not receiving knockback)? That is now x+d-pad up.
Oh, that's
If one could choose regular a regular costume, and another an alt costume for the same color this would even make sense :D
It sounds like you didn’t replace the DOL file. Just follow the guide for replacing a single file within the ISO on the main post. You don’t need to rebuild the entire 20XX ISO again if all you need to do is replace the DOL. The hacked DOL file is in the file replacements download with the filename Start.dol.
In our dreams.
So if someone wants to play C9 Fox and the other wants to play blue Fox, what if you made red Fox temporarily load TyFood.dat, and automatically switched them to that color, and made red Fox's CSP the one for C9 Fox?
I don’t think this will work. Similar to why you can’t just replace a blue Fox costume over top of a red one. You would need to have a C9 textured PlFxOr.dat to do this. But yeah…a lot of work for not too much benefit.
You can do this for yourself with the P2 Action Spam toggle. R+L+D-Pad Up. Then, P2 spams the input given 3 seconds after having activated the toggle.
Why powershield samus missiles when you can just aerial through them lol. Samus so bad
what exactly do you mean with "didn't work"?
I mean like in CFG, the Melee ISO/20XX ISO didn't show up as a game, and DIOS-MIOS Booster kept saying I didn't have some Lite or regular DM version.