Does anyone know how to make additional character slots work using the CSS tool?

Started by Armored dragon, March 05, 2014, 12:32:53 AM

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I'm trying to make a new character slot using Mewtwo2000's CSS tool so I can add a character without replacing one but so far all I get are crashes. Can someone please help? At first, it showed a 2nd mario icon and when I highlighted it, the game crashed. now that I've tried to add icons using a Brawlex tutorial and now the game won't even go to the CSS without crashing.  keep in mind I'm using project M.


oh. keep in mind I'm talking about the CSS tool not the BrawlEX stuff.

It's not possible, as far as I know, to add characters into the game (not replacing anyone) unless you're using Phantomwings' BrawlEx or custom made modules like the ones Dantarion made specifically for P:M.
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Quote from: br3compactor on March 05, 2014, 02:07:37 PM
It's not possible, as far as I know, to add characters into the game (not replacing anyone) unless you're using Phantomwings' BrawlEx or custom made modules like the ones Dantarion made specifically for P:M.

This is correct. Incidentally, this was the wrong board to ask this my friend..The CSS tool CAN add new ID's to the code, but there isn't a point in doing it unless your using the clone engine. especially since the game will freeze if you hover over the blank icon.

anywho, a mod should really move this...

oh, sorry, I didn't know this is the wrong place, but can you use any of the brawlex stuff for project M?

Quote from: Armored dragon45 on March 05, 2014, 10:12:58 PM
oh, sorry, I didn't know this is the wrong place, but can you use any of the brawlex stuff for project M?

No unfortunately. Dant himself said it would probably never work with PM due to both clone engines hooking in similar places as well as a few other things. :P sorry bout that.

That sucks. helpfully someday there will be a way to make more CSS slots for project M.