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{{Merge|List of CPU modes|Having both as separate articles is largely redundant; if we need any differentiation between non-debug and debug-only modes, we could just split List of CPU modes into 2 separate tables/sections, then merge this article into the non-debug section}} | |||
A '''CPU mode''' ''(labeled CP/CPU in-game)'' is an action that a [[AI|computer player]] can be set to perform in [[Training mode]]. Types of actions include standing still, [[walk]]ing, [[dash]]ing, [[jump]]ing, [[attack]]ing, and allowing another player to control the CPU. Two additional CPUs of the same character from ''Melee'' onward can be added, and all three will behave under the selected mode. Computer players can also be manipulated with an extended set of modes via the {{SSBM|debug menu}} | |||
==List of modes== | |||
*'''Stop''': Causes a CPU to stand idle without inputting any action to defend itself from attacks. The CPU will still jump and attempt to [[recover]] offstage, perform a [[floor recovery]] after entering a fallen position, make an input to get off a [[revival platform]], and perform a ledge jump when on a [[ledge]]. Players can freely practice and test out [[stage]]s, [[item]]s, and the player's character [[moveset]] without the CPU bothering them. It is the default mode when Training mode is started. | |||
*'''Walk''': Causes a CPU to walk from one end of the stage to the other. The CPU will still perform similar inputs to those listed in stop mode. In the debug menu, it is known as WALK. ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''{{'}}s [[Event 19: Peach's Peril]] has {{SSBM|Peach}} set to the walk command. | |||
*'''Jump''': Causes a CPU to [[jump]] repeatedly in place. This allows for the testing of [[aerial attack]]s, as well as the [[knockback]] and [[falling speed]] of the jumping character. In the debug menu, it is known as JUMP. | |||
*'''Evade''' ('''Run''' in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''): Causes a CPU to run away from the player. Will rarely attack unless using a recovery. In ''Melee''{{'}}s debug mode, it is known as ESCAPE. | |||
*'''Attack''': Causes a CPU to attack the player. The level of the CPU is chosen at the [[character select screen]], and can only be adjusted afterwards in ''Brawl''. Allows the player to practice fighting against other CPUs. Since they are on one team, CPUs cannot attack each other. | |||
*'''Control''' ('''Human''' in ''Melee'', nonexistent in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and {{for3ds}}): Allows players to control CPUs using separate controllers. Active players can control up to a maximum of 3 CPUs (P2-P4). Like attack mode, CPUs cannot hit each other. This mode is useful for doing things that would be unconventional to perform in a [[Versus Mode|normal Smash match]]. Known as "MAN" or "MANUAL" in debug mode. | |||
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