Turn your SmashBox off and turn it on again. If it doesn't work, give me your .wav file.

And this time I mean it.

I fixed the weight problem. The MDL0 rebuilder is done.

Yes.

Yes, that is supposed to happen.

1. Put smashbros_sound.brsar in the same directory the program is, click Insert .sawnd and choose the .sawnd file.

2. You have to fill in Group ID, Collection ID and Wave ID. There is a tutorial on Brawlvault.

Your brsar needs to be called exactly "smashbros_sound.brsar".

Wait a sec. Pikachu not locked in? He's the very second Nintendo icon.

What I meant is getting Captain Falcon's model to work over Pit.

Why not just use the model? Glitches are fixable and there shouldn't be much problems as Falcon already has all the needed bones - he's a playable character after all.

When you're using 32-bit computer, "Divide by 0" error is a normal thing on some of the Waves. But not when you get it on every Wave.

I'm not aware of any ways to do so

You have to do it the hard way then - through the BrawlBox.

If you're not willing to search around this thread, wait for the tutorial.

Try exporting your .wavs in Audacity everytime you want to insert them. Or put a test sample which you know does work before you want to insert something.

I'm going to release Sawndz 0.11 tomorrow. It will now pick the frequency not from wav file, but from spt. It should fix many problems, if it doesn't, there is not much I can do about the problematic wavs.

I replaced Wave 6 in joucyu group, which originally caused "Dividing by 0" error. It worked fine, no broken brsars.

So far every error I've noticed seems to be caused by incorrect .wav files, it seems.

If clicking on a Wave in SmashBox gives you an error, it means you can't preview it - that wave has nothing. I haven't tested if these can be replaced, they should be.

http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=24339.0

First Smashbox/Brawlbox, then in game.

Also, first part of the tutorial is up.