20XX Melee Training Hack Pack

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An image of every stage in Melee 20XX, as of 3.02. Stages have been bordered with a color to signify whether they're tournament legal or not. Lots of stages have either been added, or altered for viable tournament play/practice.

20XX Melee Training Hack Pack is a hack of Super Smash Bros. Melee made by achilles1515, that is designed to help players train for tournaments. 20XX is current on its version 4.05 (released March 17th, 2016). Character attacks and attributes are unchanged, so players can take what they have learned from 20XX and play Melee normally.

Major Changes

• The default rules are set to tournament rules (4 stocks, 8 minutes, items off, etc.).
• All characters and stages are unlocked immediately.
• The pause camera can rotate and zoom out freely.
• A list of Action Replay codes and other settings, in a fashion that is similar to the debug menu replaces Tournament Mode.
  • Customizations like editing the color Final Destination and changing the platforms of Battlefield are included.
• After a match is complete, A and B can be held to start another match with the same characters, stage, and settings. This is also known as a salty runback.
• Stage striking is available on the stage select screen.
  • Certain stages have been modified to closer match that of a tournament-viable stage, getting rid of stage hazards and changing the overall shape of the stage.
• Useful modifications like flashes on successful or failed L-cancels for helping players time L-cancels.
  • The character will flash red when an L-cancel is missed, and white when the player succeeds at timing the L-cancel. Both can be toggled in the debug menu.
• Most normally single-player-only stages, such as the All-Star Rest Area and Trophy Tussle stages, are playable in versus mode.
• Alternate costumes, such as SNES Captain Falcon and Zombie Falco, are usable by selecting a specific costume while pressing the L button.
  • Similarly, the PAL versions of characters can be selected by selecting a character while pressing the R button.
  • Additionally, pressing Z while selecting certain characters will allow the usage of the Fighting Wire Frames, Giga Bowser, Sheik, and Solo Popo.
• Longer nicknames, along with lowercase letters and additional characters to use.

Alternate costumes

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Character	Costume slot	Alternate costume name	Description
Captain Falcon	Default	SNES	Resembles Captain Falcon's official artwork for the original F-Zero.
	Black	Batman	Based on the color scheme and mask of Batman.
	Red	LowLandLions	Changes Captain Falcon's outfit to black with red accents.
	White	Twitch TV	Based on Twitch's purple and white color scheme.
	Green	Green Ranger	Based on the Green Power Ranger.
	Blue	Captain America	Based on the appearance of Captain America.
	Default PAL	Yup.
	Black PAL	Hidden Identity	All i can guess is a hidden identity, but i don't really know.
	Red PAL	The Flash	Has the color pallet of The Flash and his logo on the chest.
	White PAL	Orange and White	Self explanatory.
	Green PAL	Green and Yellow
	Blue PAL	Dark Samus	Has a color pallet similar to tron, but more of a Dark Samus
Falco	Default	Pink & White
	Red	SS Falku	Changes Falco to a yellow color and his outfit to orange.
	Blue	Shiny Wargle	Resembles Braviary's shiny coloration.
	Green	Zombie	Based on the color scheme and certain aesthetic elements of a zombie.

See also

• 20XX Tournament Edition, a separate, independent project that is a lightweight edition of 20XX that can be loaded onto a GameCube memory card.
• Action Replay

External links

• Official SmashBoards thread
• List of in-game commands in Melee 20XX 3.02
• How to install 20XX Melee Training Hack Pack (All versions)