So I've started making my own hacks for Brawl since the beginning of July now, and one thing I did notice is you guys have tons of helpful tutorials and such on this forum. Saying that another thing I did notice is that it can be difficult at times to find the information/guides that you may need, especially if you are an inexperienced hacker (like me.) Yes I know the site has a search function, but that's not always helpful, especially if you don't know exactly what to search for (terminology-wise, if that makes any sense.)

So here's my proposition: KC:MM Hacking Wiki. What it possibly could contain is:
- The tutorials from the forum, reorganized to make finding what you need easier (or links to the tutorials at the bare minimum)
- A terminology page; this would go over basic definitions and purposes of various brawl, modeling, et al terms. For example, instead of repeatedly getting questions about common5.pac or MiscData[80] or whatnot, a definition page could clearly explain what each thing was and/or what it does.
- a FAQ page; Instead of repeatedly getting questions like "My Samus hack froze when I did the final smash! How do I fix this?!?!?!," a FAQ could guide a noob to the correct tutorial without the need for them to post on the help forums.

Essentially what the wiki would accomplish is organization, which could really improve the Kitty Corp forum as a whole. What do you guys think?

I don't know if many of you are familiar with Lego Digital Designer (http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/), but it's a free program from Lego that, well, is basically like owning a bottomless bin of Legos on your computer.

I did a little research the other day and I found out that there's a way to import the 3D models into 3Ds Max (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUlSqO3pnnk.)

No, I haven't personally tried this yet, but I might one of these days when I get the chance. I just think it would be cool to make a stage in LDD then importing it into Brawl, and it might be a lot easier to make custom stages that way, too.

Also, upon further research, I found a site that has a bunch of the official Lego sets already built in LDD (http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=41226. Just imagine fighting on Fort Legoredo or whatever classic sets you might have had!

Damn it, now I want to go play with Legos. I miss being a kid...