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Awesome! I had no idea there was a work around. I'll start telling people to use the Native Control option.
Sorry about that. But now that you mentioned that, I wasn't having any audio problems with Nintendon't until just a few hours ago. It was very random though, and didn't happen very often. Plus, the problem would be fixed by just picking a stage and playing the game like normal. When the music stopped all of a sudden, it would be fixed once the match was over.
Yea, but if the music stops when you load a stage you have to quit it and repick. Idk about you, but that's super annoying to me. Happens to me all the time.
Or just play no music?
It's so weird. Feels like playing the game naked.
Most tournaments play no music (or very low) so l'm used to it. However in my personal setup l have music higher than even ingame sounds. I couldn't agree more.
Currently vM and 20XX share the same data.
What Doqter Kirby said, but if you want them to have separate data you can change 20XX's game ID: http://smashboards.com/posts/17361219/
Turn off global Melee netplay settings.
I added a link to this post on the main thread. That'd be sweet if you could keep it updated like you said. Thanks again!Achilles1515 [/USER]
I've put together a list of known bugs; it can either be linked from the main post and I'll maintain it or just added to the main post and maintained by you.
Troubleshooting/Known Issues
For problems pertaining to the in-game toggles, refer to the relevant code's section in the original post for known issues and workarounds; it is very likely your issue is documented there.
• Missing features such as PAL characters and alternate costumes, debug mode/in-game toggles, or alternate stages.
◦ Caused by using an outdated version of the 20XX hack pack; download the most recent version from the original post.
◦ The current version number is indicated in the original post at the top of the page. Post-3.00 versions indicate the version number ingame in the debug menu (at the top of the screen).
◦ Pre-3.00 versions have a blue debug menu with white text, which easily distinguishes them from more recent versions (which have a grey debug menu with yellow/white text). If you installed the version linked in the description of Beanwolf's installation tutorial video on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbglwFv5PmA), then you will have installed v2.06 (which is outdated). Again, download the most recent version from the original post.• When playing on Dolphin, the game freezes upon pressing start at the start menu.
◦ Disable global netplay codes.
• Some text, mainly punctuation, contains artefacts ("pixels"/"static"). This is visible in places such as the name entry screen and the TV in the background of Pokémon Stadium.
• Certain codes do not work in Dolphin.
◦ This will be fixed in the next update.
• The Sheik CPU will occasionally teleport to the ground.
◦ This is a side effect of the method used to prevent the CPU transforming into Zelda. There is currently no solution to this problem.
• Blue Pokémon Stadium texture and Red Caption Falcon alternate costume textures do not display.
◦ This will be fixed in the next update.• The camera on the no transformations version of Pokémon Stadium does not work correctly; it always acts the way the camera on vanilla Pokémon Stadium does during a transformation.
• Activating the hitbubble display on Dreamland causes the characters to become invisible. This also happens occasionally on Pokémon Stadium (depending on the camera angle), and possibly other stages too.
◦ This is a bug with the hitbubble display in vanilla Melee. There is currently no known solution to this issue.
• Playing single player modes, viewing trophies, or playing with Japanese language settings can cause the game to freeze.
◦ This is caused by trophy textures/Japanese-specific files being overwritten so that new elements (such as PAL character DAT files) can be added in their place. When the game tries to load the overwritten files it crashes. Avoid using these modes until the issue is resolved.
◦ This should be fixed in the next version as the result of a new method for adding these features. It is outlined in this thread: http://smashboards.com/threads/all-...ophies-sharing-my-last-wip-mod-thingy.379629/
• Being unable to change the CPU to Sheik/SoPo/Giga Bowser/Fighting Wire Frames on the character select screen.
◦ You cannot toggle the character while holding the CPU's character selection token; you can only toggle the character while holding a player's character select token.
◦ Hover the player's token over the character, press the Z button, put down the player's token, and then place the CPU's token on the character. The characters remain toggled universally, so toggling the character for one player will also toggle it for all other players and CPUs.
• CPUs mash out of Donkey Kong's Cargo Throw abnormally quickly.
◦ This is caused by the CPU's repeated DI/tech inputs combined with the low number of inputs required to mash out of Cargo throw. There is currently no solution to this problem.• When using the satly runback feature (L+R+A+B+Start) to reset a match, the match will be restarted with the default stage music even if the random stage music toggle is on. There is currently no solution to this problem.
• There have been reports of miscellaneous issues (such as the analogue stick and triggers being read incorrectly) which have no clear cause; in many cases, there is no change made in the 20XX hack pack that should logically cause these issue. It is not clear whether they are caused by the 20XX hack pack or if they are a result of other issues such as bugs in the USB loader being used (Nintendont is a possible cause). Some issues are mentioned here: http://www.reddit.com/r/SSBM/comments/2rew8b/psa_regarding_20xx/
Remember that some issues may be caused by accidental toggling of codes (people have complained of things like "increased chances of phantom hits" because they've accidentally toggled invulnerability); if 20XX is being used for a tournament, be sure to change the settings to match vanilla Melee in all relevant areas (disable all in-game toggles, enable Dream Land wind, etc.).
I'm working on the next version.
With the Melee hacking community being so active nowadays, there are a lot of things being discovered/developed almost everyday so there's definetely room for improvement and options to enhance the Melee experiencie even more. I'm really excited to see what updates the next version of the Hack Pack will have and what we have in store for Melee Hacking in general for the rest of 2015.
Got it.
If you're on Dolphin, then try disabling global netplay settings, and any other active cheat codes.
It goes back to 4 stock, also it doesn't show any cheats at all under my cheats manager.
Are you sure you have v1.02, maybe run an md5 checksum on it.
It's not under cheat manager. Right click your iso and then click properties, then the AR codes tab.
That's built in to 20XX. It's in the debug menu under gameplay codes.
lol like i said it was probably pretty easy, thanks man!
Literally just heard about it less than 5 minutes ago LMAO one second
Awesome, thanks!
Are you not on 3.02? Turn off "Boomerang Superjump" in the Character codes menu.
Next version. You can just extract out PlYs.dat from a PAL ISO and overwrite the one in your 20XX ISO if you want. That will make him permanently PAL.
