If I remember correctly, that's one of the last things that downloads. Then the game should boot to the main menu. Check your dump and let me know the sizes of your dt00, dt01, and ls
I tried doing it again and it didn't work. This is going to sound super sad and pathetic but could anyone send me their files for smash bros hacking (Content,meta,etc)? I think i'm doing something wrong and this is so frustrating!
The dump is not where it should be. I actually can't find it on my computer. I set it to dump to a C:/Smash and it's not there.
Try dumping again and send your dump to a new folder named "Dump" on your desktop. That's what I did.
Oh wait. I found it lol. I forgot that I have my desktop on a different drive. Anyway, dt00 is 3.8gb and dt01 is 2.24gb
Your dump should be done. You now should be able to go download the lastest patch in uwizard
Why do I need uwizard for mods? I'm following this tutorial and it doesn't mention it http://pastebin.com/NENj6bTV
So I have an...interesting predicament. I'm trying to texture the bandana/scarf from the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games onto Pikachu, kind of like this:
This is the texture:
(The actual pixels are the smallest size they can be, this is just shown up close to show there's no fuzziness on the texture)
No blurriness, right?...
What do? :/
I think the part of the texture I'm editing is spread too far and thin across this part of the model which makes it blurry and bad quality...does anybody have any suggestions?
3DS textures were way easier to work with than this...>_>
What do? :/
I think the part of the texture I'm editing is spread too far and thin across this part of the model which makes it blurry and bad quality...does anybody have any suggestions?
3DS textures were way easier to work with than this...>_>
So I have an...interesting predicament. I'm trying to texture the bandana/scarf from the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games onto Pikachu, kind of like this:This is the texture:No blurriness, right?...(The actual pixels are the smallest size they can be, this is just shown up close to show there's no fuzziness on the texture)
What do? :/
I think the part of the texture I'm editing is spread too far and thin across this part of the model which makes it blurry and bad quality...does anybody have any suggestions?
3DS textures were way easier to work with than this...>_>
If modifying UV's is possible, then that would solve your problem.
Alright, so I've extracted Fox's sounds and I cant seem to find the file where all of his sound effects are, Ive got a file which is his rapid jab called snd_vc_fox.nus3bank which Is the only voice file ive been able to find, the rest are the crowd chanting his name and his victory theme, does anyone know where to find them because I wanna edit them for a certain mod
Hello, I need to fix a problem I have with some costumes. When I select a certain character with one costume, and my brother selects the same character and another costume, the match will load and we'll both be using the same costume.
To fix this, I need to use TexIDFixer and edit the texture ID (as said in TS4M's http://pastebin.com/exA11jTM).
However, I'd like to know a little bit more about what number to use. It sounds like I can just use a number that isn't in use, because TS4M says "Nintendo set the texture ID to 4 x (slot - 1) so avoid using any of those numbers". Does that mean when I'm adding costume slots, I need to set the texture ID to a number that isn't divisible by 4 or being used by any of the other costumes I've added?
Thanks.
Edit: Found someone saying:
" Character slots for textures are c00-c07 unless you added more. IDs start at 1. So the texture in slot c00 will be ID 1, c01 will be 2, c02 will be 3, etc.
They're not the same unfortunately. ID numbers are +1 of the slot number without the 0 in front."
If this is true, then I just need to start using IDs from 9 and up. Is this correct? x:
To fix this, I need to use TexIDFixer and edit the texture ID (as said in TS4M's http://pastebin.com/exA11jTM).
However, I'd like to know a little bit more about what number to use. It sounds like I can just use a number that isn't in use, because TS4M says "Nintendo set the texture ID to 4 x (slot - 1) so avoid using any of those numbers". Does that mean when I'm adding costume slots, I need to set the texture ID to a number that isn't divisible by 4 or being used by any of the other costumes I've added?
Thanks.
Edit: Found someone saying:
" Character slots for textures are c00-c07 unless you added more. IDs start at 1. So the texture in slot c00 will be ID 1, c01 will be 2, c02 will be 3, etc.
They're not the same unfortunately. ID numbers are +1 of the slot number without the 0 in front."
If this is true, then I just need to start using IDs from 9 and up. Is this correct? x:
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shouldn't the main folder be patch and not patch1? I could be wrong, but that's how my folder is set up
Edit: I'd take that folder under content and move it to the numbers folder
That's just how textures are mapped to models and how Pikachu's textures map is. There's nothing you can really do to fix that right now. My only suggestion would be to try increasing the resolution of the texture in question. It would give you more room to work with and should help reduce how blurry it looks.So I have an...interesting predicament. I'm trying to texture the bandana/scarf from the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games onto Pikachu, kind of like this:This is the texture:No blurriness, right?...(The actual pixels are the smallest size they can be, this is just shown up close to show there's no fuzziness on the texture)
What do? :/
I think the part of the texture I'm editing is spread too far and thin across this part of the model which makes it blurry and bad quality...does anybody have any suggestions?
3DS textures were way easier to work with than this...>_>
It should work fine in theory, but I don't know if the nut inject script will properly support it.
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