I believe the results screen icons are models with no textures. However, people have made custom ones (that are textures) for new slots with BrawlEx.

By who? The owner?

The point of the conversation is this: thread is dead for months. Owner posts in it. No big deal. However, if some random person bumps the thread for some reason, then it's a problem.

This is witchcraft, I tells ya.

We are making some amazing work arounds for hurtboxes.

Fuuuuuck that's sexy.

I'm really like the Smash 4 head variant.

April Fools Blackjax <3

Well then. Our local Touhou fan showed up, and I missed him.
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Now THAT'S a Mecha Mario.

ds22 is a wizard.

It was more of a response to the second half of his response (about Smash 4's take on it).

And I love the new "different characters as stock" thing. Smash 4 got the right idea, but it wasn't implemented well.

May I ask HOW?

Loving these HD revamps, plus that Bowser stage... Yumm.

I lost interest in Brawl hacking due to Smash 4. I only do the occasional BRSTM because there hasn't been many top-notch hacks recently. The same couple hacks and packs have been on the dail top ten for a few days. None of them are interesting.

Then offer critiques, according to the dictionary definition, and the synonyms of it, as opposed to your definition that doesn't answer the "how". It's not that complicated. All I'm asking is for you guys to just be descriptive in your criticisms, so that people can actually be helped.

Are you kidding me?
THAT'S THE PART OF CRITICISM.

Most people, if they're familiar with the program they're making their thing it, will offer advice using any technique. Just look at the model import people. They offer helpful advice on how to improve their rig.

You're just ignoring all the criticism because you don't have thick skin.

But Carnage. You have the constructive criticism badge. SURELY you must know what proper critiquing is.

[criticism]

He's doing it to help the guy, not to be mean. Criticism is when you publicly address what's wrong with something. He isn't saying "it sux get on my level" or whatever. He's helping. You criticize someone to help them become better.

Everyone's first hack isn't going to be the prettiest piece of art. However with some criticism, you can help someone better themselves. A big part of working with graphics is the fact that you might need criticism from your peers. I work with it a lot, as I am working on becoming a graphic designer. We need to do critiques to help each other out with what you like and what you don't like.

I feel like some people don't take criticism to part. They take it as offensive and get all pissy. It happened in a thread that I will not mention because it ended up in flames.

KJP actually created a thread recently on how to properly critique things.