You don't need anything else to make the ISO than what is included in the download. I could do that, but Sandbag doesn't have a lot of attacks/normal action states and inputting those causes the game to freeze. So it's super duper prone to crashing which is why I just decided to not have that option.ĭoes your opponent have the gameID set to GALEXX? Playing two identical copies of the same 20XX on netplay, with all the same 20XX settings enabled is the exact same as playing two identical copies of vanilla Melee. Start with a fresh Melee Code Manager download. txt files that default come with the program that contain codes. In the Melee Code Manager folder that contains the. EXEĮxe file, open Settings.py in an editor and change the CommonCodeRegions line to this: 20XX MELEE ISO 4.05 CODE Then manually add in codes in the Tools tab of the program and apply them to the DOL. If you set the "chance for frame perfect getup" to 100, then they will getup attack as early as possible. But it looks like after the random frames of laying on the ground, executing the getup is not happening (and therefore they lay and wait until they are forced to stand up). Thanks for the report.Īll the movie files have already been deleted. Yes, the music files are now indexed by headecimal numbers. This was my guide for adding new HPS files to the filesystem: The filename is shown below the "Track Preview" option in the Music Codes Debug Menu. See that 20XX Music Manager post that can automate the process. You would need to give it a unique filename, by changing one letter, and then adding that new file to the filesystem and modifying the 20XX Stage Swap Engine. Idk about making GCR ignore the max size, but I know it can't handle a larger ISO, although a larger ISO is playable by some homebrew loaders. I would check out the 20XX Music Manager program, which I believe can generate ISOs of larger size. I've already deleted the movie files and some Japanese files to make more space.
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