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Right, so I removed the textures' alpha channels via GIMP before applying them to the model, but nothing changed. Is there a way to check for alternate textures with GIMP, and if so, would I have to check the textures or the model itself for them?

Okay, I'll test them out. Do I want alternative textures or alpha, or are they what's potentially causing the bizarre effects (if they're there)?

Sorry for the late reply; I just got back from work.

I'm not sure I'm familiar with these alternate textures. This is my first time trying to put together a map. I don't know how to go about looking for alternative textures and transparency, and if they'll solve my problem or are the root of it.

So, I'm trying my hand at ripping maps from Pokémon Black 2/White 2 to see if I can mod them to Sm4sh. Right now, I'm working on PokéStar Studios. I have all the textures and models I need, and I've imported them to Blender. However, when added to the models, the textures are not entirely identical to how they are previewed in Spiky's DS Map Editor.

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To retrace my steps to see if the problem lies there, I:

• Open up Blender.
• Delete the camera, cube, and lamp which are always present whenever you boot up the program.
• Import the .obj file of the map I want to work with (which is contained in a folder along with the textures corresponding to said map.)
• Press A to deselect all polygons.
• In the Viewport Shading bar near the bottom, select "Texture".

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The end result is the second picture in the post. I'll now go over the issues.

The textures are not nearly as sharp as they are supposed to be, with many of the sprites' pixels blurring into each other. There are also some strange thin lines around some of the objects, such as the director's chair, and the shadows are much harsher than they should be.

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I don't even know what's going on with the trees.

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I'm not if this is something that can be fixed, but all help and advice would be greatly appreciated.

I know it is possible to add SFX to Brawl with Gecko OS, but it is not working for me.
I rename the folder to SFX, sfx, or sound and it still won't work! I also make sure that the sawnd file is named correctly. Help!  :oshi:

How do I insert battle portraits into Brawl? You know, those InfFace### things. I can't find the default ones in sc_selcharacter.pac or sc_selmap.pac. So how do I change them?  :oshi:  :oshi:  :oshi:

No, it's not. I made sure that no other windows are open and it STILL won't work.

Help!

Whenever I try to open my pac or pcs files and try to save, a window pops up and says: "Access to the path "...." denied or "the process cannot access the file. It is being used by another process." This just happened today! I don't know what I did wrong.  :oshi:

Thanks.

Okay here is a generic SD card folder.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/l2mj3c1yyxe1b38/Removable+Disk.zip

Just keep tinkering and fixing this folder until Gecko OS shows up on the Homebrew Channel.

Afterward, please send the fixed folder to me.  :kdance:

My SD Card is set up like this:

Root:
apps
codes
DCIM
Nintendo 3DS
private

In the apps folder, there is the Gecko folder

In the codes folder, there is the RSBE01.gct file.

In the private folder, there are all of the mods I've downloaded.

Ummm... I need help.

I accidently deleted the apps and codes folders on my sd card.  *facepalm*

I tried to remake the folders, giving them the same names and inserting the same files. But when I went to the Homebrew Channel, Gecko won't show up!

:oshi: Does anyone have some advice?

Can someone replace the Metal Box effect with an effect that makes characters look like they are from a black-and-white movie? Thanks in advance.