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« Reply #7890 on: January 04, 2012, 11:01:19 AM » |
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Lol Colletes face looks so derpy XD Also, there's a model import forum now, with a help section included, please post it there.
God, I hope BJ figures out Hair/Cape Physics and adds support for them in the next update =3
That way if/when I make a V2 of my Krystal import I wouldn't have to rig her tail to zelda's hair bones :/
Also, does anyone have a version of BB that has the undo/redo button in the animation editing still there. 6.5 B doesn't have it X_X
; ^ ; i cant get a reply there
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« Reply #7891 on: January 04, 2012, 11:22:18 AM » |
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Interesting. But it could possibly be one of those values. You just need to keep on looking.
I dont think it's in there, tried almost value in that offset in G&W :/ but I found out in GW module that you can make him automatic rotate, make him fall -> like a strong wind until you get hurt and do diffirent colour on him (and the other GWs are affected by it too) will some research in dant's old files, thats suicide but someone has to do it
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« Reply #7892 on: January 04, 2012, 01:00:16 PM » |
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I dont think it's in there, tried almost value in that offset in G&W :/ but I found out in GW module that you can make him automatic rotate, make him fall -> like a strong wind until you get hurt and do diffirent colour on him (and the other GWs are affected by it too)
will some research in dant's old files, thats suicide but someone has to do it
Surely you know that not everything can be achieved by simply changing single values at a time. Some factors may rely on more than on value, or possibly a different number length than expected. The only sure way to go about it, just like in the first reply of this thread, to define everything in the file. Hey BJ, I'll volunteer myself for some Brawlbox programming. Similar to secretary work, to program the small stuff while you work on larger projects and researching. I've been doing it aimlessly with your Brawlbox source code anyways.
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« Reply #7893 on: January 04, 2012, 01:32:11 PM » |
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Surely you know that not everything can be achieved by simply changing single values at a time. Some factors may rely on more than on value, or possibly a different number length than expected. The only sure way to go about it, just like in the first reply of this thread, to define everything in the file.
Hey BJ, I'll volunteer myself for some Brawlbox programming. Similar to secretary work, to program the small stuff while you work on larger projects and researching. I've been doing it aimlessly with your Brawlbox source code anyways.
ofcourse I know that but I was kinda hoping that GWs 2Dness was in a floatpoint so I looked after it
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« Reply #7896 on: January 04, 2012, 01:59:14 PM » |
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ofcourse I know that but I was kinda hoping that GWs 2Dness was in a floatpoint so I looked after it
Maybe there's some correlation between G&W's module and the two 2D stages's modules? They all seem to be the same effect after all. It almost looks like it's just a scale Z to 0, hence why a single float point seems plausible.
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« Reply #7897 on: January 04, 2012, 02:05:33 PM » |
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Maybe there's some correlation between G&W's module and the two 2D stages's modules? They all seem to be the same effect after all. It almost looks like it's just a scale Z to 0, hence why a single float point seems plausible.
they have the same effect, yes. but they are linked, no. I have heard about a orcarina code that make flatzone higher in Z-axis but I doesn't know asm that much :/
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« Reply #7898 on: January 04, 2012, 02:31:12 PM » |
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« Reply #7899 on: January 04, 2012, 02:33:20 PM » |
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they have the same effect, yes.
but they are linked, no.
I have heard about a orcarina code that make flatzone higher in Z-axis but I doesn't know asm that much :/
How in the world do these ocarina codes achieve things we can't do? I would have thought that we would be able to trace ocarina codes and use them to help our hacking... I remember not being able to change the MiscData in Smashville to always play K.K.Slider, yet a simple code did. But that's something else; the axis-flattening could be a form of a function rather than a point value, especially if the flat effect does anything more than simple z = 0.
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« Reply #7900 on: January 04, 2012, 03:08:03 PM » |
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How in the world do these ocarina codes achieve things we can't do? I would have thought that we would be able to trace ocarina codes and use them to help our hacking... I remember not being able to change the MiscData in Smashville to always play K.K.Slider, yet a simple code did. But that's something else; the axis-flattening could be a form of a function rather than a point value, especially if the flat effect does anything more than simple z = 0.
codes are more loose than actual hacks, as a code is used to modify the wii's process data...
with PW's FPC, Brawl's very own SD code is modified to force the wii to read from the custom 'pf' directory on SD before reading from the disk, when the data is being loaded into the RAM.
I'm not entirely sure how the wii's processing works, but I know you can't hack 'main.dol' which is located on the disk root.
basically: SD:/private/wii/app/RSBE/pf/ is the same directory as DVD:/partition0/files/
except for the SD directory .../pfmenu2 which should be .../pf/menu2
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« Reply #7901 on: January 04, 2012, 03:26:44 PM » |
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codes are more loose than actual hacks, as a code is used to modify the wii's process data...
with PW's FPC, Brawl's very own SD code is modified to force the wii to read from the custom 'pf' directory on SD before reading from the disk, when the data is being loaded into the RAM.
I'm not entirely sure how the wii's processing works, but I know you can't hack 'main.dol' which is located on the disk root.
basically: SD:/private/wii/app/RSBE/pf/ is the same directory as DVD:/partition0/files/
except for the SD directory .../pfmenu2 which should be .../pf/menu2
We can technically achieve anything an ocarina code can do, just by different means, usually harder too. Like my Smashville K.K. Slider example, instead of changing the Wii to always report Saturday 8:00pm to play K.K. Slider, the stage's own files has to be changed to always play K.K. Slider rather than changing the time report. I would have done it if I was dedicating to hacking that MiscData But more relevant to module files, we'll have to fully decipher those files before we should expect to make G&W 3D.
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« Reply #7902 on: January 04, 2012, 03:27:43 PM » |
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I actually know who made that Flatzone (and Hanenbow) Z-axis code. Anyway, you can, in certain ways, hack the main.dol file, as demonstrated here:
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« Reply #7903 on: January 04, 2012, 03:56:08 PM » |
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I actually know who made that Flatzone (and Hanenbow) Z-axis code. Anyway, you can, in certain ways, hack the main.dol file, as demonstrated here: *cough* rebuild the ISO with a hacked dol *cough cough*
anyways... my code reading skills need to be worked on as I've forgotten everything I knew about Gecko codes DX
can I get the memory result of the code :/ (or what the code would look like once all the insertion/replacement instructions are performed)
please and thanx :3
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« Reply #7904 on: January 04, 2012, 03:56:41 PM » |
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*sigh* The newest version of BB doesn't let me save anything in .pac files unless its a texture... and for some reason the older versions aren't working anymore either... before it used to give "The present key was not found in the dictionary" but now it just crashes without saving... Any idea what's going on here?
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