I am relatively new to the programming world, and just created a Github project, my first ever, for the 20XX Hack Pack.
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The nature of the "source code" for this project is.pared 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. I also created an official 20XX Hack Pack Discord Chat.īoth of these files could use a lot of updating. 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 Training Codes -> In-Game Toggles -> 20XX Toggles Info & Develop Mode Toggles Infoīig 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. The menu to control various player/CPU flags and for recording/playing back inputs on a per player basis.
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This is not a replay system meant for full match recording.
Please watch the tutorial series for an introduction.
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