What's the difference between the Wi-Fi Safe Set and the Full Set?

[Bizzy]

So I attended a tournament today and couldn't help but to notice a huge difference, everything felt off. I couldn't wavedash at all really, but when I play at home I wavedash fine. This has probably already been addressed before but I'm just curious

 

[wiiztec]

WiFi doesn't have c-stick buffering or register light press L/R as separate inputs

in the full set airdodging is done with a full press while shielding can be done with a light press, in the wifi set they can both be done with a light press, you can make them both need a full press by resetting your controller while pressing L&R to just before the click

 

[MonkUnit]

"FULL SET VS. WIFI-SAFE
The Full Codeset takes advantage of all that Project M has to offer. However, for WiFi and replays to function properly, the WiFi-Safe set must be used. The WiFi-Safe set does not differentiate between L/R lightpress and full press or have C-stick buffering, nor does it have Stock Control or Stage Strike. The PMBR recommends you play with the Full Codeset unless you're specifically using WiFi/Replays. You may switch between these two builds simply by replacing RSBE01.gct, the menu2 folder, and the system folder."

From the Project M website.

 

[Bizzy]

Alright thanks guys

 

[Y-L]

Question: Will the Wifi set become obsolete as of May 20th? Not that I used it anyways, but just curious.

 

[MonkUnit]

No. The WiFi set can still be used to play offline as well as saving replays, so it still has its uses.

 

[DrinkingFood]

@ MonkUnit site is down where can I find DL links

 

[MonkUnit]

@ DrinkingFood the site is working for me so you should be able to download now

 

[210stuna]

RSBE01.gct, the menu2 folder, and the system folder.

What exactly is the difference?
Say I have a modified RSBE01.gct, and menu2 folder, and system folder (common 5)