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Before even starting this process, you need to have built the 20XX ISO file. The tutorial for this can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbglwFv5PmA (thanks Beanwolf!)
The IT Group will also develop and provide training to maintenance operators on the MaintMax Database. These tasks will be done by the lead and assistant IT engineers. If additional support is needed, it will be coordinated through the Project Manager and IT Group Lead. 20XX Tournament Edition is a Melee mod made to be a tournament-optimized version of the 20XX Training Hack Pack that was released on November 28th, 2015. The mod was created by Dan Salvato. Download Super Smash Bros Melee (U)(OneUp) ROM / ISO for GameCube from Rom Hustler. 100% Fast Download. 20XX Free Download PC Game Cracked in Direct Link and Torrent. 20XX is a co-op-friendly action platformer roguelike. 20XX is developed by Batterystaple Games and published by Batterystaple Games. It was released in 25 Nov, 2014. 20XX is a co-op-friendly action platformer roguelite. Sep 17, 2017 The 20XX Melee Training Hack Pack 4.07. 20XX 4.07 download links have been updated to address the following issues. Overwrite the 20XX Alternate Costume File, defined in the tables above, in your 20XX 3.0 ISO with a new costume file for the same character color.
The first step is to install the Homebrew Channel on your Wii. You need to know your Wi-Fi- MAC address and you need to be on system menu 4.3. Go to please.hackmii.com and enter your system menu region (U for NTSC-U, J for NTSC-J, E for PAL, and K for Korean) and your MAC address. Make sure you typed it in exactly as it is on the Wii. Enter the captcha and press cut the red wire. Unzip the downloaded file onto a clean SD card.
Put the SD into your Wii and remove all Gamecube controllers and memory cards (this is important, as having them in can mess things up). Go into the message section of the home menu and find the red letter. It may be a few days forwards or backwards, or hiding behind other letters. Open the letter and some text will show up, then disappear quickly. Press 1 when the program prompts you to. When the installation menu comes up, press install homebrew channel and continue. You can now exit the installer.
- Melee 20XX Training Pack FULL ISO DOWNLOAD is at the bottom. 20XX lets you increase your skill by giving you different settings to play around with. Super Smash Bros Melee 20XX Iso Download Link.
- Alternatively, if you want a free trial of the Sophos Firewall products then follow the link to sign up for a Sophos Firewall, Sophos Firewall Manager or Sophos iView free trial. Complete unified threat management for your network. Existing customers may download the full ISO below for installation support.
On your computer, delete all the files on your SD, then download this zip: https://www.mediafire.com/?0p3iworx59wcb71 Extract this onto your SD so that the apps and WAD directories are on the root of your SD.
Put your SD back into your Wii and then launch the Homebrew Channel. Open IOS236 Installer v5 and let it run. After it's done, open WAD Manager 1.7. Set the IOS to use to 236, and set source to SD card. Go into the WAD folder and install DIOSMIOS_2.10.wad if you are loading from a USB and install DIOSMIOSLite_2.10 if you are loading from an SD. Then install DM Booter Forwarder Dark - DMLF.wad so that you can launch Dios Mios from the homescreen.
Back on your computer, download thiszip: http://www.mediafire.com/download/ngr79ku6d80qqrm/Dios_Mios_Toolbox.zip After you extract it run DMToolbox.exe. Set the Gamecube ISO as your 20XX ISO. Create a folder called 'games' on the root of your SD or USB and set the install location to that folder. Once it installed, you're good to go! Just boot up the Dios Mios channel on your homescreen and boot the ISO
Thanks to achilles1515 for making this awesome pack!
If you have any issues, PM me on reddit, /u/jackmorgan888, or leave a comment below.
20XX Melee Hack Pack v4.06 RELEASE! (In-game replay recording and playback, drastically improved Save States, DI line drawing, Tag Team Melee, and much, much more!)
Greetings fellow smashers,
The past thirteen months have been a period of significant growth for the 20XX Hack Pack, and I am here to share with you the latest release of the project, Version 4.06. Aside from the tangible new features, much of this growth has occurred behind the scenes, with smarter and safer programming practices in addition to a deeper understanding of the game engine through reverse engineering; an imperative combination for developing a rich and flexible set of practicing tools for the community. I continuously struggle with finding the perfect 'stopping point' for releasing full versions of the Hack Pack, but I am very comfortable with its current state and feel it is time. Please refer to the changelog below for details about the new version.
Before attempting to use the new replay system, I implore you to block off 1.5 hours of your life and watch the extremely low production quality, incredibly informal, unscripted, 9 part, 20XX Hack Pack 4.06 - Save States/Replay Tutorial Playlist. The content quality is high though, so pay attention! It will be well worth your time. The only change relevent to the replay system since the time of those recordings was adding a 'Random Hold Last Percent Chance' [to continue the replay] flag in the Debug Menu, rather than a hard-coded value like in the videos.
I am relatively new to the programming world, and just created a Github project, my first ever, for the 20XX Hack Pack. The nature of the 'source code' for this project is..strange..compared to higher level languages because it is standalone assembly code being injected into already existing assembly code via manual hex editing (although, I let MCM handle the vast majority of code injection now). I guess the current plan for this Github is to just be a public home for some of my notes. Two main files are uploaded - 'SSBM Facts.txt' and 'Scratchpad - Achilles.txt' whose names and format were inspired from wParam, the Melee hacker from a decade ago that created the original memory card stack overflow exploit. 'SSBM Facts' details some of the structures, flags, ID lists, and other things of that nature used by the game. 'Scratchpad - Achilles' is basically where I write all my code and research notes. As of now, it is a 27,000 line long text file where order, clarity, and organization is not guaranteed. For the most part, the stuff towards the bottom is the most recent. The majority of the assembly code used in the project can be found in this file, but it is not exhaustive. Both of these files could use a lot of updating.
I also created an official 20XX Hack Pack Discord Chat. I am hoping for this to be a hub of collaboration between community members to assist one another with general questions about features of the Hack Pack and to share effective ways of using its features for practicing techniques.
Much thanks goes out to DRGN, for assisting with updating the alternate costumes for this release and for his incredibly useful Melee hacking programs - DAT Texture Wizard and Melee Code Manager. An obvious thanks also goes out to all the other modders in the community whose work somehow or another has been incorporated into the Hack Pack.
Head over to the 20XX Hack Pack SmashBoards thread to >>DOWNLOAD<< and support the project.
I hope you all enjoy using the Hack Pack as much as I enjoy creating it.
Smash onward,
Achilles
20XX Hack Pack Changelog - 4.05 to 4.06
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In-Game Toggles
Quite a few changes here. Make sure to review Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> In-Game Toggles --> 20XX Toggles Info & Develop Mode Toggles Info
Big Note: Collision bubbles are no longer 20XX toggles, but still are and have always been Develop Mode toggles. I know it will take some getting used to, but I am prioritizing removing conflicts between the sets of in-game toggles (and promoting the use of Develop Mode), which is important and was very annoying before.
D-Pad Down = Replay/Player Flag Menu
The menu to control various player/CPU flags and for recording/playing back inputs on a per player basis. This is not a replay system meant for full match recording. Please watch the tutorial series for an introduction.
Y+D-Pad Left = 20XXTE Input Display (basically taken straight from that separate project)
Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> In-Game Toggles --> 20XXTE Input Display Y-Pad to adjust the vertical screen location of the display.
Y+D-Pad Right = DI Draw
Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> In-Game Toggles --> DI Draw Info
Drawn DI is defaulted to disappear after hitstun, but there is a Debug Menu option to adjust this. Setting the value to -1 will keep it drawn 'forever' until the next player is hit.
A+D-Pad Right/Left = Save State [Minor] (..a second save state)
Develop Camera Mode is re-enabled with the requirement of holding B to move the camera. To use Develop Camera, the camera mode has to be explicitly changed by pressing X+D-Pad Left.
B+D-Pad Up/Down will save/load the Develop Camera position. This saved camera position will persist between matches and will save to the memory card during a normal save operation.
Holding Z while starting a match will disable the 20XX in-game toggles, with on-screen display indication.
20XX CPU AI
A few minor updates. Certainly not the focus of this Hack Pack update.
The 20XX AI type is titled '20XX' in the Debug Menu instead of 'Normal'.
Invincibility/intangibility of the 20XX CPU and opponent are now respected (e.g. CPU plays more defensively if opponent is intangible).
20XX CPU level selection changes the percent chance of acting out of grounded, actionable action states (e.g. Higher level = moving more often/links actions together faster more often, lvl 9 is basically what the AI was like in v4.05).
Debug Menu options to change the 20XX CPU propensity for playing offensively/defensively.
Debug Menu option to have the 20XX CPU perform a specific SHFFL aerial instead of a 'random' selection.
Debug Menu option to have the 20XX CPU perform a specific out of shield (OoS) option.
Shielding logic is no longer broken for Yoshi.
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Falco has a lower percent chance of lasering high.
CPUs will sometimes choose to hang on the edge.
Fixed a few other internal issues with the 20XX AI (ex. U-Smash OoS was not working).
Debug Menu --> CPU Codes --> Added a toggle for specifying Nana to always throw a specific direction.
Debug Menu --> CPU Codes --> Directional Influence --> added options for Smash DI Type (random/toward/away/etc.) and a percent chance for the CPU to execute the Smash DI option. Note that this percent chance to SDI is calculated every frame of hitlag, and setting it too high could cause impossible SDI to occur.
Random DI options (and other CPU only codes) no longer apply to 'Manual' type CPUs.
Stage Stuff/Stage Select Screens
Striked stages cannot be randomly selected.
Added a sound effect when switching Stage Select Screens.
Home-Run Contest floor extended from a max distance of 11,347.2 feet to ?????? feet (an absurdly high number).
2nd Stage Select Screen
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New Stages:
Japan: Suzaku Castle
Hazy Maze Cave: Metal Cavern M
Planet Zebes: Metroid Lab
Return to Dream Land (Night)
Hyrule Castle 64 has fixed vertex colors for a few stage elements.
Nintendo GameCube stage --> character shadows are now cast on the white controller port face.
Mushroom Kingdom Adventure --> main stage floor is now flat instead of a slight incline.
Greece: Mount Olympus (Trophy Stage) --> removed clipping through platforms and walls.
Custom Battlefields have been moved to the 3rd Stage Select Screen
3rd Stage Select Screen
Hooked back in the following hacked stages: Skyrule (Hyrule), Great Bay, Kongo Jungle, Brinstar (no rising lava), Corneria (no ships/gun), Yoshi's Island 64.
Added an extended Final Destination (main stage is 3x length).
Added KirbyWare, Inc.
Home-Run Contest & Brinstar Escape stages in VS/Training Mode now use a regular camera instead of focusing on a specific player.
Stage preview texts have been updated.
Character Select Screen
Extra characters (Sheik, Giga-B, Wireframes, Popo, Crazy/Master Hand - Press Z on CSS while hovering holding cursor token) can now be accessed while holding a CPU token and not just your own HMN token.
D-Pad Down at the CSS to immediately transition to the Rumble Screen has been removed and is replaced by pressing the PAL/NTSC image toward the top of the screen.
D-Pad Down at the CSS will now toggle an analog input display, on a per player basis. Use this after plugging in to quickly check if the current controller calibration is satisfactory.
Holding Z while entering the CSS is now a shortcut straight to the Debug Menu. Exiting the Debug Menu afterward will automatically transition back to the CSS it came from. Note that memory card data (and Debug Menu toggles) are not saved during this transaction, so you'll need to initiate a saving sequence at some point to do so, such as leaving the CSS normally to the Main Menu.
Holding X+A for 3 seconds at the CSS or anywhere in the Debug Menu will perform a system reset and will set all the Debug Menu flags to the default values. If a memory card with 4.06 save data is inserted, a prompt will appear asking to reload data from the memory card. Selecting YES will reload the Debug Menu flags associated with that save file, and pressing NO will leave the Debug Menu options as default and disable further memory card saving.
Target Test mismatch can now be accomplished at the Target Test CSS. Select the character to play as, hover the empty cursor hand over the character icon whose stage to play on, and then hold A for 1.5 seconds. Z Button to Retry will stay on the mismatch stage. Beware, high scores on mismatch stages will be documented as a normal high score for the character in the match.
X/Y Alternate Costume toggling on the CSS is now disabled for some extra characters (Wireframes/The Hands/Giga-Bowser/Popo). This used to cause issues with a Blue Yoshi CSP appearing.
Name Entry [English Alphabet] now contains a 'shine' insignia.
Reminder: Set the match rule to TIME and hold Start for 1.5 seconds to start a solo player match.
Game Modes
Debug Menu --> Game Modes --> All-Star Mode Options -->
Can now be played on tournament legal stages only
No Fountain of Dreams, for the possibility of lag with 4+ players.
CPU Sheik is used instead of CPU Zelda in this mode.
Can specify the AI type to play against.
Can enable a clone of the main human character that can be controlled by a different player port (2-Player All-Star Mode?!?!).
Endless Friendlies is now fixed! The Debug Menu options for this mode have been moved to Debug Menu --> Game Modes.
Endless Friendlies optional random character count has been increased from 3 to 4.
New Game Mode: Tag Team Melee
One active player on-screen per team with the ability to tag your teammate into play.
Debug Menu --> Game Modes --> Tag Team Info
Textures
CSS L/R alternate costumes have been majorly overhauled by DRGN, who not only assembled the new pack of textures, but also spent a lot of time doing color conversions, image touch-ups, and full texture creations. Major shoutouts to his assistance with the project, as well as his Melee hacking programs, DAT Texture Wizard (DTW) and Melee Code Manager (MCM). Make sure to check those programs out if you haven't already, and DTW can now auto-generate the CSP alternate costume background colors, if you choose to replace a .lat/.rat costume file.
Debug Menu --> Texture Hacks --> all 6 tourney legal stages now have a variety of textures that can be selected, as well as a random option at the end of the list. It is quite easy to add more textures as well - look for a SmashBoards post soon.
Debug Menu --> Texture Hacks --> added a toggle to disable all in-game GFX and EFX textures (can use this to get a clear view of character hitboxes, e.g. Fire Fox).
Debug Menu - Miscellaneous
Holding X+A for 3 seconds will perform the same system reset as mentioned in the Character Select Screen section.
Debug Menu --> Extras --> Nintendont Users --> Added a fullscreen texture to inform Nintendont users to enable 'Native Control' in the Nintendont settings.
Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> Collision Bubbles --> added options to display different hitbox display IDs with different colors, as well as changing the alpha value (transparency) of hitbox/hurtbox displays.
Increased the joystick deadzone (to 0.8) for the Debug Menu to reduce the chance of accidentally toggling options while moving up/down.
Disabled L/R from toggling options in the Debug Menu, due to R being used for turbo speed.
'IASA Enabled' (interrupt as soon as) color overlay now includes IASA frames for the Landing action state.
'Auto-Cancel Enabled' color overlay now works for Game & Watch's nair, bair, and uair.
Added a color overlay option for 'Missed Smash Turn' in Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> Color Overlays.
Added a color overlay option for Nana type secondary characters being desynced.
Debug Menu --> Stage Codes --> Force Simple Geometry has been added to disable stage and background models and enable the Develop Mode collision link view mode with plain background by default.
Debug Menu --> Stage Codes --> Always Draw Collision Links has been added, allowing collision link display overlay on stage models.
Debug Menu --> Extras --> Widescreen: --> added a fourth selection for Monitor 4:3.
Debug Menu --> Extras --> included a toggle for enabling [Smash.gg] 'Slippi' match stats extraction via EXI slot B. The use of this feature requires hardware by Jas Laferriere (Fizzi).
Debug Menu --> Item Codes --> added an option for containers to spawn containers.
Debug Menu --> General Codes --> Hitlag/SDI Behavior --> v1.02 is now default in the Debug Menu. I changed my stance on v1.00 being default after remembering that PAL never has the option to play with v1.00 and a lot of PAL players use 20XX.
Debug Menu-->General Codes-->VS Melee Player Flags--> P4's CPU AI Type is defaulted to 'Normalish' instead of '20XX'.
Damage staling is now enabled in Develop Mode by default. The option to change this is in Debug Menu --> Training Codes --> In-Game Toggles.
Debug Menu --> Extras --> About Me --> A little info page about me for anyone curious.
Debug Menu - Memory Card Management - New major Debug Menu page
Overwrite the default [NTSC] SSBM save file in Memory Card Slot A/B with a custom one.
Current options include:
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Debug Menu --> Character Codes --> Fire Emblem (Marth/Roy) Sword Swing Colors has been added again. Roy is able, but does not contain colors by default. Sword swing colors can now be specified within the costume file. See this post for more details and a more formal post will be created in the future.
PAL Donkey Kong no longer loses Giant Punch charge upon being hit out of Up-B.
PAL Samus can no longer enable the extended grapple.
PAL Samus can no longer cancel aerial grapple with bomb jump.
SDR toggled Fox & Falco can now 'eject' out of their Up-B animation with an instant Z press (again, these are not official SDR changes - just my fun experiments due to having a free character toggle).
MasterHand and CrazyHand are now controlled by the selected port.
Fox and Falco taunts will now randomly (~50% chance) execute the Corneria special taunt on any stage. The Corneria special taunt animations have been modified to have the exact same frame length as a regular taunt for both characters.
Music
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Every non-vanilla HPS music file has been re-encoded using dsp2hps. Hopefully, this fixes console audio issues somes users were experiencing.
Debug Menu --> Music Codes --> Custom Music Playlists --> Added an option for the Global playlist to not override the Menu playlist.
D-Pad Up at match start (during the READY, GO!) will reload the background music. If using a random playlist of some sort, a new track will be chosen. A reminder that this can also be accomplished by pressing D-Pad Up on the Pause Screen.
Miscellaneous
Pause Camera focus point z-axis translation (into and out of screen) can now be accomplished by holding Z and using the C-stick y-axis.
When a Custom Shield Color is enabled, the color of the game series logo (behind player percents)/nametag arrow/off-screen magnifier bubble are changed in accordance to the new shield color.
Salty Runback is now disabled for Single Player Modes.
Salty Random Runback is a new feature triggered by holding A+Y when exiting a match (same scenario as regular Salty Runback). A new match will automatically be started with the same players/characters from the last match using RANDOM stage selection (similar to Endless Friendlies).
Pause screen 'P1/P2/P3/P4 Pause' textures use a new font, instead of the default Comic Sans or whatever that crap was.
Removed some Japanese files from the file system to clear space.
An immense amount of general code cleanup!
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Modding Features
A fourth Stage Select Screen has been added for modders to create a custom stage page.
Pl__.pat character files (PAL files in vanilla 20XX) now read frame speed modifications (FSMs) starting at 0x32BA80 in the DOL. No setup is necessary other than placing the FSM hex list at this location, and they will be immediately honored in-game.
Itaru's extended Pl__Aj.dat files are used for all characters, allowing Results Screen animations to be used in-game.
Subaction Event codes: Modified self damage/heal, character data modifications, projectile/item spawn.
Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug where 'SDR' Falcon Kick fire textures would not appear.
Fixed a bug where killing CrazyHand in Classic Mode would not allow you to finish the match.
Fixed a bug that would cause the game to freeze upon returning to the VS Mode CSS after playing certain Stadium/1P Modes.
Fixed a bug where the Tap Jump Disable Debug Menu option would be ignored for characters with DJC'able aerial jumps (this bug applied to aerial jumps only).
Fixed a bug where mid-game player spawns for Event Matches (e.g. Event Match 16) would be disabled at certain times when it should not be.
Fixed a bug where Debug Menu --> CPU Codes --> DI --> Custom DamageFlyTop DI Inward % chance was actually the outward DI % chance.
Fixed a bug where Debug Menu --> CPU Codes --> Custom getup attack percent chance (non-frame perfect) was not being read correctly.
Fixed a bug where selecting a character in All-Star (and maybe other Regular 1P Modes) and then switching to an alt costume/PAL/SDR would cause the game to freeze upon completing the first match.
Fixed a bug with the Salty Runback code that would freeze the game if holding A+B while transitioning from SSS to CSS.
Fixed a bug in Chess Melee where pummeling/mid-throw damaging a stamina player to death would not cause the thrower to freeze following the victim's death.
Fixed a bug in Chess Melee where two or more players dying on the same frame would cause the lower port character to not be respawned.
Fixed a bug where Players 1 & 2 were unable to pick-up coins in Coin Mode matches.
Fixed a bug where some stages normally with a permanent fixed camera (e.g. PokeFloats) would use a regular camera instead.
Fixed a bug in Event Match 3: Barrel Buster where breaking barrels before the match timer started decreasing would not add to the total counter.
Fixed a bug in Event Match 3: Barrel Buster where the high score could not go higher than 2:00 (120 barrels busted).
Some of the new features fixed bugs and things.