UnclePunch
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Training Mode v3.0 Alpha 1
🕑 Added 2020-12-02 15:56:07 +0000 UTC*Note*: All downloads will be in the form of a patch that must be applied to an SSBM .iso. This requires you to be in possession an NTSC 1.02 rip of SSBM. I cannot distribute this file. I recommend purchasing a disc and dumping the contents.
*Note**: Please report all bugs in the Training Mode discord. You can join by linking your Patreon and Discord account!
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Throughout the course of 2020, many core changes have been to Training Mode. I think these changes will be fairly obvious, as there is a somewhat large leap in presentation and quality with the new additions. Huge shoutout to Ploaj for making this possible.
The first and possibly most important change is the ability to write event code in C. This allows code to be written MUCH faster. Assembly is extremely time consuming to write and is a large barrier for outside contributors. I look forward to seeing what people are able to do with this.
The second change is the ability to load event code off the disc. Previously all Training Mode code was loaded in at all times, essentially imposing a limit on how much code can be added to the game. By only loading code when needed, the event limit is *drastically* increased.
Lastly is the ability to import and display custom models and textures. This, combined with C code, makes it possible to create intuitive, functional, and visually appealing UI. These features allow for some insanely powerful additions with a level of polish not often seen in smash mods.
This will be an alpha because there's bound to be a fair amount of bugs. To make the experience smoother, I've added the the ability to reboot the game with a button combination when the game crashes. By pressing the familiar button combo, L+R+A+Start, the game will reboot.
Comments
WuhnWae
Also very curious if theres documentation for people wanting to learn more about creating/editing scenarios. Absolutely incredible stuff <3
UnclePunch
unfortunately not, there's so much I have to do still and I havent gotten time to make documentation yet :/
Lawrence Gunnell
Sick stuff Unc. What's the best way to start messing around in C creating new events? I have a few weeks coming up for Xmas break, would love to poke around. Any documentation/primers available on that?
