Not 100% sure, but pretty sure:

You're not gonna be able to use them.  PAL codes are buggy for the most part, primarily the File Patch code.  It won't actually load the .rel file, meaning the stage will freeze no matter what.

So, with the advent of more and more advanced hacking techniques...is it possible to transfer them over to trophy hacking?  I don't see any way to transfer the vertex-hacked models over, since last I checked the bones aren't exactly the same.  Same question about getting transparencies working on trophies - I've yet to have any luck - things like shoulderless Samus just end up with black blobs where the shoulders would be.

Alternately, is there a way to get reasonably consistent lighting on a stage?  I can get a character to hold a pose, but lighting is a bit trickier.

This is all for CSP making, by the way.  Trophies are the most reliable way, but if that doesn't work I'm gonna have to go for another option.

Thanks muchly.

So, I've recently found out that you can replace a trophy's textures in BrawlBox to have the trophy display an actual reskin by transferring texturedata[0] onto it from the .pcs or .pac file of the texture.

So apparently invisibility is unsolveable,so not gonna deal with that.  Blah.

Anyways, when dealing with custom trophy textures I've found that on occasion accessories (Fox's belt-tied reflector on, say, Das Donkii's Military Fox texture) start to glitch when on trophies, resulting in awful-looking wireframes.  If I get the chance I'll post later how exactly I managed to get that...not that complicated.

Blah.

As before, any help would be nice (preferably from people experienced with this sort of thing).

Thanks,
Andarel

While I can get the texture on, invisibility just hasn't been working.  Large black splotches, constantly.  For example:

Shadow Queen Zelda (the most important culprit):

What it should look like versus what it does look like - note the fact that the arms are black and the flap at the front of Zelda's dress is still there, just solid black: all the invisibility just flat-out does not work.  For the record, that first image was made by someone else using this exact same method...which is how I know that it's at least possible.  Blah.

For anyone willing to help, all the needed files are stored here, and here is a pre-made one that does not work (might be simpler to start from there).

I would be extremely grateful to anyone willing to help.  Thanks muchly!

~ Andarel.