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Training Mode - A Melee Modpack for Practicing Tech
Training Mode is a modpack for Super Smash Bros. Melee that aims to streamline practice by providing pre-made individual training scenarios. This mod utilizes the event mode present in Super Smash Bros. Melee and reworks them to focus around specific techniques, complete with automatic savestate functionality to allow for rapid-fire practice. Some events have included video tutorials playable in-game (ISO version only) to teach the player about the tech and how to perform it. In addition to these events, Training Mode also includes onscreen text displays which provide you with information otherwise unavailable to you mid-game.
How To Compile the ISO on Windows
1.) Fizzi36 wrote a program to mass assemble .asm files, it is included in the "Build TM Codeset" folder in this repository. All you need to do is launch the "Build Training Mode Codeset.bat" file and the codes.gct file will be generated and placed in the "Additional ISO Files" folder. This folder contains all the files you need to place into the ISO to run Training Mode minus one file, the Start.dol.
2.) The Start.dol is the game's executable and contains copyrighted code, so for that reason I cannot distribute it. However, if you manage to extract the Start.dol file out of your own ISO file you can patch the dol file to load the codeset created prior. Look for the file named "Drag Melee v1.02 Start.dol Here.bat" located in the "Build TM Codeset" folder and drag your extracted 1.02 NTSC Start.dol file onto the .bat file. The modified Start.dol will also be place in the "Additional ISO Files" folder.
Option 1. Use the training pack builder (recommended)
1.) Download the training pack builder, extract the zip, open the
TM ISO Builderfolder then open the folder that represents your operating system.2.)
(Windows) Find your v1.02 Melee.iso file and click and drag your v1.02 Melee.iso file onto the
Drag Melee v1.02 Here.batas if it was a folder that you were putting a file into. A terminal window will come up, informing you that this build process will take a couple minutes. (Mac/Linux) Follow the instructions in the .txt file.3.) Move your newly generated
Training Mode v3.0 Alpha 7.2.isofile into the same folder that your melee ISO was in (should be the folder Dolphin looks at for ISO files).4.) Refresh dolphin to see the new Training Pack in your list of games on Dolphin.
Option 2. Build the ISO with GCRebuilder
1.) Download this repository, open the
Build TM Codesetfolder and run theBuild Training Mode Codeset.batfile. This will generate a file calledcodes.gctin theAdditional ISO Filesfolder. Thanks to Fizzi36 for this tool2.) Due to copyright issues, I cannot post the necessary Melee v1.02
Start.dolfile for this next step - you must either find or extract your ownStart.dolfile. Once you have yourStart.dolfile, open theBuild TM Start.dolfolder. Click and drag yourStart.dolfile onto theDrag Melee v1.02 Start.dol Here.batas if it was a folder that you were putting a file into. A terminal window will appear saying that your newly created files should be available in theAdditional ISO Filesfolder.3.)
You can nowDownload GCRebuilder and copy the contents of"Additional ISO Files"Additional ISO Filesto an NTSC 1.02 Melee root folder and rebuild the ISO. I recommend using GCR.How To Compile The ISO on MacOS
Note: I haven't tested this on Linux.
Things
yYou'llnNeed1.) Install brew
2.) Run
brew install go wine xdelta. This will installwinefor running GCR,gofor building our mass assembler, andxdeltafor patching the .iso.3.) Download a copy of GCRebuilder
4.) Clone or download the JLaferri/gecko repo
Before
yYourfFirstbBuildNote:
$PROJECTROOTprefersrefers to the root of this project1.)
cdinto wherever you downloaded the JLaferri/gecko repo (e.x~/Downloads/gecko)2.) Run
go build. This will generate a an executable calledgecko. Place that executable in the$PROJECTROOT/Build TM Codeset/macdirectory of this project3.) You'll need the
Start.dolfile from your Melee iso, this is wherewinecomes in handy. Runwine $PATH_TO_GCREBUILDER.exe, GCRebuilder should open its own window, from there you can extract yourStart.dol. Your Melee iso md5 hash should be equal to 0e63d4223b01d9aba596259dc155a174.Building
1.) cd into
$PROJECTROOT/Build TM Codeset/mac, and run./gecko build. This will mass assemble the.asmfiles in the$PROJECTDIR/ASMdirectory,.yYou should end up with acodes.gctfile in$PROJECTDIR/Additional ISO files.Example output:
2.) Run
./modifyStartDol.sh $PATH_TO_YOUR_START.DOL, where$PATH_TO_YOUR_START.DOLiswhere theStart.dolyou extracted is locatedthe location of theStart.dolfile you extracted. This will generate a newStart.dolat$PROJECTROOT/Additional ISO Files/Start.dol3.) You can now copy the contents of
$PROJECTROOT/Additional ISO Filesto an NTSC 1.02 Melee root folder and rebuild the ISO, using GCRebuilder as we did in Step 3 in Before your first build.Common Errors
1.) When running GCRebuilder with wine it crashes with dyld: Symbol not found: _gliCreateContextWithShared
A) this solves the issue.
2.) xdelta3: target window checksum mismatch: XD3_INVALID_INPUT
A) Your
Start.dolyou extracted from Melee isn't correct. Make sure your .iso has a md5 hash equal to0e63d4223b01d9aba596259dc155a174.