unless someone here makes a sever then that doesnt make a diference becuase lets say the PM guys make their own server then you would need PM wifi safe stuff instead of vBrawl wifi safe stuff so yeah until someone makes a server after may20 the wifi safe thing will be a thing from the past
It seems someone doesn't know anything about how project m works
Just remember to make sure to tell us, and probably the requester, that you are taking on their requests. This is to make sure we dont all make the same thing lol. If you want, i or AwesomeCasey can add a section for you in our OPs so people can see what you've contributed.
when using riivolution, the codeset (RSBE01.gct) doesn't go in the "codes" folder. It goes in "pf". At least for me it does anyway. As for your gecko problem, maybe you don't have the file patch code?
I've recently come into a problem with my brawlbox. After editing anything (common5,mu_munemanin) and hitting the save button, the compression makes the size of the file larger than it is supposed to be, freezing my game. This only started to happen recently. I've made sure the compression is set to LZ77 but after the compression occurs and I reload the file, the compression is set to none and the filesize jups from 4.XXXX to 10.XXXX. I redownloaded brawlbox and the issue still occurs, yet when I tried compressing it on a desktop, the filesize stayed the appropriate size. Anything wrong here, or is it just my laptop screwing up the compression? Post Merge: March 23, 2012, 07:33:47 PMAlright, so let me elaborate. It turns out that only editing my mu_menumain causes a broken compression, editing the common5 and adding the tile pillar css worked fine with no issues. Whenever I try to replace the menu background or edit my miscdata7 so the names of my songs are correct, the compression doubles the size for no apparent reason, even If I didn't change anything. I've tried editing it on both my laptop and on a separate desktop, and the problem still occurs, so there must something else causing it to double the size. Any insight?