GFX Help? [Solved by KingJigglypuff

[TeenLukus]

Anyone have the Graphic Effect IDs  and the External Graphic Effect IDs for PSA?

[KingJigglypuff]

http://www.mediafire.com/view/6p65bikqa5qrgvc/External_GFX_IDs.txt

This should help you. Ignore the numerical listed values on the far left.

Here's a video that gives a visual representation of GFX 00 through 87.
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[TeenLukus]

Okay so I still don't get it i'm trying to put the heart peach uses in her uptilt over some of pits moves, whats the id for this.?

[KingJigglypuff]

Oh, you wanted to use one character's GFX over another?

You can only do that by porting the GFX over onto the character you want, as it's impossible for a character to call another character's GFX without the said character in the match.

There's a lot to take in, so I've put everything into a Spoiler.

Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.

If you did everything right, then your newly added GFX should show up.

[TeenLukus]

Thanks for the help but it uh.. it didn't work. could you maybe do it for me and put the GFX over his attack11? It's for a Rouge PSA. I'll credit you.

[KingJigglypuff]

http://www.mediafire.com/download/6qgiltqql31ep5t/FitPit.pac

Here you go.

[TeenLukus]

One more irrelevant thing, I was porting the kick animation for Pits up tilt over his attack 11 when I tested it it normally was marios S3SHi (hi tilted side tilt) when I tested it In the game the leg didn't move and it was low kind of. almost like a lowkick how do I fix this?

[KingJigglypuff]

If you're straight up porting an attack animation, you should be able to just copy + paste the contents of the Other tab of the base attack over to your character's attack.

Though to explain the problem, it's caused by Slope commands. Slope commands slant the character's legs if they're on a slope.

For future reference, here's the Slope Command values that I know about.

If both feet are off the ground, set the parameter to 0.

If the right foot is off the ground, set the parameter to 2.

If the left foot is off the ground, set the parameter to 4.

If neither of the feet leave the ground by a large amount, set the parameter to 6.