Hi all!

So I had an idea (not sure if it's ever been done before) to make Falco's Down-B, or his 'shine,' more... hybrid. I wanted to make it so that when you input Down + B, the way Falco's shine would work in melee would come up. But during that time, he can jump-cancel or input Down + B again which would bring out his current shine, where he kicks his reflector.

I wouldn't even know where to begin programming something like this. Is this even possible? Please help!

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First, I assume I would have to have the animations ported...

Hi all. So I'm doing something simple as importing Link's Side Smash to Roy's Side Smash, but Roy's sword swing isn't there. How would I go about fixing that? Should be simple, right?

I apologize in advance for anything I might have missed reading the FAQ and all, but I'm having difficulty understanding some fundamentals of hacking--unfortunately, I'm not all that tech savvy, but I'm more than willing to learn how it all works!

So from what I understand, Brawl is modified by altering Data Partitions (which are extracted original files from the game), and then re-injected via SD Cards while loading up Brawl into its Stage Builder loophole with something called Gecko? And I understand Gecko uses that loophole to inject the modified date into the game?

My first question is:
How would I extract files from Project M? There are a lot of things I love about Project M that I would like to modify into my own modded version of Brawl. I understand I would use... PSA? Or Brawl Box? But getting the files out from Project M... how would I go about doing that? Is there a program that extracts an iso file into these Data Partitions?

My second question is:
Alternatively, I would prefer it if I could compile an entire iso, like an entire package like Project M was done. Is there a program that puts together your modded stuff with Brawl into an iso?

I would like to mod as I go along, you know? To test it in Dolphin and make changes quickly and retest them.


I have a million more questions, but these are just the fundamentals. Thanks for reading and the help!