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1  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 09, 2013, 06:23:14 PM
i tested it and it seems to work, but since i didnt put any animation they just T-positioned.
so as long as an animation DOESNT happen then they wont just up and die?

EDIT: i just went and tried the animation DownSpotU which is used for when you die in stamina mode and it works now Happy Face ill just need to keep tabs on this topic so i can replicate this again for other characters.

thank you for all your help my King!
2  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 09, 2013, 05:34:20 PM
how do i get an animation on them if they didnt have one to begin with
3  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 09, 2013, 12:33:49 PM
these may be wrong
http://i.imgur.com/y8FWIc5.jpg

im glad to know we are close to me figuring this out finally.
4  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 08, 2013, 04:33:26 PM
http://oi49.tinypic.com/29ld1tw.jpg

imgur was down
5  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 08, 2013, 01:11:41 PM
okay, i FINALLY got around to testing it and the game freezes when the damage limit is met.
what did i do wrong? or is it unfixable?
6  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: April 02, 2013, 05:30:13 PM
okay, im currently copying and pasting the offset into the subactions.
Zelda has a buttload of them so this may take a while.

*why does in need to be in every sub action anyway? is that to make sure it will occer during any action?
and whats wrong with Thrown? does it crash the game or something?

**something else i forgot, what do i do next when im done putting it in every sub action?
7  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 31, 2013, 08:43:54 AM
okay, now i understand what you meant back when you to make a subroutine.
its staying this time, whats next?
8  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 29, 2013, 07:06:33 PM
i was thinking it might come to that, i just didnt want to ask cuz i didnt wanna bother you about this little thing, but it would be appreciated and im sure many others would appreciate a tutorial of this too.
9  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 29, 2013, 06:12:27 PM
im starting to want to give up on understanding this  Undecided

i tried replacing all the data in Action 117 since all the actions were taken up.
(looking at an unedited psa for yoshi and comparing it to the T-Rex one, i see that is what i should do)

nothing changed in the Subaction's or Subroutine's offsets.
so that leaves me with nothing more to work with.

i feel like with each step that i THINK i understand what you mean, i end up back at square one. Cry
the only thing ive learned from this experience so far is that PSA-ing is even MORE complicated than i thought.
10  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 29, 2013, 04:28:59 PM
okay, it now has data that doesnt erase after clicking on different tabs.
and its the data ive seen before that i tried to type in.

so where does this leave us now?
11  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 29, 2013, 12:40:47 PM
sorry i didnt type that better.

As for Sub Routines, look at the number next to the Offest above the coding, and compare it to the Sub Routine Offset that's in the text box (box in which you type into).


when i read that, i didnt know what you meant for me to do other than look at the data so assumed you meant that i should do this:
http://i.imgur.com/yjwacd5.jpg

i typed in the Action's offset into the Subroutine, was i supposed to do that?
otherwise the offset for the subroutine is just '0 x 0' in the box
12  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 28, 2013, 07:46:33 PM
so then i type in the Specials offset as the Sub routines offset?
which copies the info right?
13  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 28, 2013, 06:02:58 PM
taking a look at the unused action '117' in the data there is the only familiar peice of data i see that i have told to use here. even then there is this "Subactions 02:" that i havent been told to use and all the sub routines are empty despite also being told to create some before starting.
im also not seeing what would show the "100HP limit" variable, but i believe that would be in the sub routine?

do i have to wrong version of PSA 2.70 or am i missing the point entirely?
i knew this would be hard to learn, but more so than i would have thought.
14  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 28, 2013, 04:04:16 PM
ok, so when i tried reversing those i got this:
http://i.imgur.com/PJ4C1mo.jpg

i had put in the data in the sub action tab first, the left is what i saw when clicking back on the sub action tab after i input the sub routine data, then when i went back again to the sub routine it was erased too. not impressed

im starting to wonder how people ever figured this out to begin with. Shocked its so darn confusing and not user friendly. (for me at least)
i feel like i have misunderstood all that you have said on every step. lol  Undecided

im sorry that im not getting this yet, as i know you are doing your best to help me understand.
15  Help & Tutorials / Help / Re: percentage = death like the T-Rex PSA? on: March 28, 2013, 01:10:31 PM
alright, i think understand better what you mean now.

is this any better?:
http://i.imgur.com/trZrvX0.jpg

also, is there a good reason why the sub routine keeps erasing when i click on a different tab even if i hit save?
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