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'''''20XX Tournament Edition''''' is a ''[[Melee]]'' [[mod]] made to be a tournament-optimized version of the [[20XX Melee Training Hack Pack|20XX Training Hack Pack]] that was released on November 28th, 2015. The mod was created by {{Sm|Dan Salvato}}. The mod is one of the first to run from a [[memory card]], making it usable on non-homebrewed consoles. It works by exploiting the loading procedure of ''Melee'' in order to run code. Because of its nature as a save file, it can be easily copied to other memory cards for easy distribution. | '''''20XX Tournament Edition''''' is a ''[[Melee]]'' [[mod]] made to be a tournament-optimized version of the [[20XX Melee Training Hack Pack|20XX Training Hack Pack]] that was released on November 28th, 2015. The mod was created by {{Sm|Dan Salvato}}. The mod is one of the first to run from a [[memory card]], making it usable on non-homebrewed consoles. It works by exploiting the loading procedure of ''Melee'' in order to run code. Because of its nature as a save file, it can be easily copied to other memory cards for easy distribution. | ||
== Changes from ''[[Melee]]'' == | == Changes from ''[[Melee]]'' == | ||
=== General | === General Changes === | ||
*All [[character]]s, [[stage]]s, and [[Trophy|trophies]] are unlocked from the start. | *All [[character]]s, [[stage]]s, and [[Trophy|trophies]] are unlocked from the start. | ||
*The match rules are set to the standard competitive ones by default. | *The match rules are set to the standard competitive ones by default. | ||
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*The [[pause]] camera is now unrestricted. | *The [[pause]] camera is now unrestricted. | ||
*Versus Matches can be started with a singular player. | *Versus Matches can be started with a singular player. | ||
*[[Name]] | *[[Name|Nametags]] disappear during {{SSBM|Zelda}}, {{SSBM|Sheik}}, and {{SSBM|Mewtwo}}'s [[up special]] (and Mewtwo's air-dodge). | ||
*[[Start button]] actions disabled when holding [[X button|X]] and [[Y button|Y]]. | *[[Start button]] actions disabled when holding [[X button|X]] and [[Y button|Y]]. | ||
*Pressing X or Y on the stage select screen alternates between singles/doubles preset stages. | *Pressing X or Y on the stage select screen alternates between singles/doubles preset stages. | ||
*Pressing start on match results screen doesn't undo your ready state, and instead the [[B button]] does. | *Pressing start on match results screen doesn't undo your ready state, and instead the [[B button]] does. | ||
=== New | === New Features === | ||
*The name entry supports 8 characters, and lowercase letters can be used pressing X at the name entry screen. | *The name entry supports 8 characters, and lowercase letters can be used pressing X at the name entry screen. | ||
*Replays of a match can be saved by pressing the [[Z button]] on the character select screen before the match, and can be replayed later. | *Replays of a match can be saved by pressing the [[Z button]] on the character select screen before the match, and can be replayed later. | ||
*Playing a song in sound test sets it as the menu music. | *Playing a song in sound test sets it as the menu music. | ||
*Stages can be visually struck by pressing the X button over a stage in the selection screen. | *Stages can be visually struck by pressing the X button over a stage in the selection screen. | ||
*Pressing the Y button on the stage select enables Frozen Mode, which disables Fly Guys on [[Yoshi's Story]], wind on | *Pressing the Y button on the stage select enables Frozen Mode, which disables Fly Guys on [[Yoshi's Story]], wind on [[Dream Land]], transformations on [[Pokémon Stadium]], and background transitions on [[Final Destination]]. | ||
=== Tournament | === Tournament Features === | ||
''These are features usable when "Tournament Mode" is enabled.'' | ''These are features usable when "Tournament Mode" is enabled.'' | ||
*When enabled, all intrusive aesthetic/mechanic changes are disabled. | *When enabled, all intrusive aesthetic/mechanic changes are disabled. | ||
*Players always spawn in neutral starting locations. | *Players always spawn in neutral starting locations. | ||
*Toggles are present for choosing between 1.00 and 1.02 hitlag behavior, {{SSBM|Bowser}}'s | *Toggles are present for choosing between 1.00 and 1.02 hitlag behavior, {{SSBM|Bowser}}'s [[Fire_Breath#Flame_cancel|Flame Cancel]], and {{SSBM|Link}} and {{SSBM|Young Link}}'s boomerang cancel. | ||
*Widescreen (16:9) is now toggleable. | *Widescreen (16:9) is now toggleable. | ||
*Rumble is automatically disabled when a controller is unplugged on/off. | *Rumble is automatically disabled when a controller is unplugged on/off. | ||
*Settings can be locked to prevent tampering during tournaments. | *Settings can be locked to prevent tampering during tournaments. | ||
=== Non-tournament | === Non-tournament Features === | ||
*"Ready To Fight" banner is green to indicate that Tournament Mode is disabled. | *"Ready To Fight" banner is green to indicate that Tournament Mode is disabled. | ||
*There is now an option to skip the results screen. | *There is now an option to skip the results screen. | ||
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[[Category:Mods]] | [[Category:Smash Mods]] | ||
