But what about Quote D:

Hmm. Toon Link, Ness, and Zelda.

File size limits usually only break when raising file size.

Can you be sure that it's the CSP? Could it be a different hack?

O: Extremely awesome.

Any other plans for Gannondorf in there? Or just a few things to make gameplay a bit more varied?

So Mewtwo2000 are you gonna edit the Hyrule Castle 64 Stage and add a tornado to hurt a character that gets cought into it and throws them up in the air like in the N64 verison.

It might just be possible... create upwards-traveling floor collisions following the tornado's path, which you can set to the type crash1 with the unknown 1 box checked (not sure if this works, or crashes the game) to hurt anyone caught in it (like the spikes in the stage builder)

Not very simple, not very easy, not very practical. But it should get the job done.

What's your opinion on the tornado, Mewtwo?

Maybe ask Mewtwo2000, he seems to understand it and get it to work.

My guess is that you either didn't make an animation, or you didn't make the animation have key-frames instead of normal frames.

To change them to key-frames, go to the bone and the animation, and then press the bottom copy button, followed by the bottom paste button, as in:



This should make the frame a keyframe. Apply this to all models (the bones you moved)

Also, I'd appreciate it if you posted any troubles in my guide's thread, so I see it more quickly.

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Wait, try crash1 with the unknown1 box checked, if you haven't already. Because it's checked in the Stage Builder file.

Drag and Drop Translation = Stage Hacker Preference
Drag and Drop Rotation = Animation Hacker Preference

Stage hackers would prefer drag and drop for translations. That's why it would be suggested. Though not anywhere as annoying as bone rotation for animations, I'm sure it would make stage hackers quite a bit happier.

I'm saying that based on the fact that I hate the draggable bones and interpolation. Makes character animation not worth doing for me.

What I would prefer is seeing all of the models (like in collision editor) while still being able to edit the position (like in model previewer). It would save a huge amount of trouble.

Oh, and viewing all of the models animated at the same time (instead of one at once)

Probably hard to do, but it'd be worth it for stage hackers.

Could you do that, Bero?

.....really? That sucks. What about crash2 and crash3?

So Mewtwo2000 are you gonna edit the Hyrule Castle 64 Stage and add a tornado to hurt a character that gets cought into it and throws them up in the air like in the N64 verison.

It might just be possible... create upwards-traveling floor collisions following the tornado's path, which you can set to the type crash1 to hurt anyone caught in it (like the spikes in the stage builder)

Not very simple, not very easy, not very practical. But it should get the job done.

Eh. I guess.

UPDATE:

Zelda OoT: Great Fairy Fountain
The Great Fairy Fountain from LoZ: OoT. Made as a request.



Made in 2 days. Probably my most quickly made 3D stage ever.

Don't use hacks on Wifi: It desynchs, and you can now get banned for it (I think).

Using hacks in single player remains fine.

You will like it more when you see it in a video for sure xD

Animated, then, I assume?

BTW, I think that only characters have .pcs files. Anything outside of characters besides music (stages, items etc) will be in .pac format.