Project Frame Data Display v1.0

UnclePunch · Apr 8, 2018

This project has been migrated to Training Mode

- Includes onscreen prompts for wavedash timing, L-cancel info, hitstun and hitlag, shield stun, missed tech, act oos reaction time, dashback status + percentage, shield drop info, APM, missed meteor cancel info and frames left in the players action state.
- Press L in the rules menu to bring up the settings screen. Here, you can toggle each display on and off.
- Toggled display settings save to the memory card and are loaded on boot.

Description:

Toggle Screen:
Select which onscreen displays you would like to enable by pressing L in the Rules menu.

Wavedash Timing:
Displays which frame you successfully wavedashed on. Text turns green when a perfect wavedash was performed.

L-Cancel Info:
Displays where in the L-Cancel window your input was. Also displays a live L-Cancel percentage upon landing an aerial.

Dashback Info + Percentage:
Displays whether your DB was a successful vanilla DB, successful UCF DB, or a failed DB. Also displays a live DB percentage upon attemping a DB.

Shield Drop Info:
Text color indicates a vanilla shield drop (green) vs a UCF shield drop (yellow). Displays how many frames since the stick has left the origin as well as the Y coordinate that was read upon shield dropping.

Act Out of Shield Info:
Displays which frame you acted out of shield stun. Text turns green when the action was frame perfect.

Hitstun/Hitlag/Action State Frames Remaining:
Recommended to use in develop mode with frame advancing. Displays how many frames the player has left of hitstun, hitlag, and the current action state.

APM:
Calculates a rough APM (inputs per minute really) per player live.

Missed Tech Info:
Indicates whether the tech was missed from a late button press or from the lockout window.

Missed Meteor Cancel Info:
Displays how many frames early a missed meteor cancel input was. Also if it was from an XY input or a tap jump input

Downloads:
Gecko Code (FM + Vanilla Melee ONLY, use this for netplay)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + UCF 0.73 (Updated to fix Random Stage Selection overwrite bug)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + NO UCF
MCM Mod Library (For adding to your own custom .iso)

How to Swap DOL File in 20XX 4.07++ ISO
Video: https://streamable.com/p98f5

GCR (program needed): http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwhrjoj01hzwjb7/GCR v1.0.exe

PbZ · Apr 8, 2018

I dont use this site much but you are literally a god UnclePunch!!!! I love you per se?

Stormghetti · Apr 9, 2018

The only way to describe this: n u t .

TerryJ · Apr 9, 2018

This is incredible! You've clearly put a lot of hard work into this. Thank you so very much <3

Uzzi · Apr 9, 2018

You are the hero melee doesn't deserve

leomar ibanez · Apr 9, 2018

UnclePunch said:
- Includes onscreen prompts for wavedash timing, L-cancel info, hitstun and hitlag, shield stun, missed tech, act oos reaction time, dashback status + percentage, shield drop info, APM, missed meteor cancel info and frames left in the players action state.
- Press L in the rules menu to bring up the settings screen. Here, you can toggle each display on and off.
- Toggled display settings save to the memory card and are loaded on boot.

Description:

Toggle Screen:
Select which onscreen displays you would like to enable by pressing L in the Rules menu.

Wavedash Timing:
Displays which frame you successfully wavedashed on. Text turns green when a perfect wavedash was performed.

L-Cancel Info:
Displays where in the L-Cancel window your input was. Also displays a live L-Cancel percentage upon landing an aerial.

Dashback Info + Percentage:
Displays whether your DB was a successful vanilla DB, successful UCF DB, or a failed DB. Also displays a live DB percentage upon attemping a DB.

Shield Drop Info:
Text color indicates a vanilla shield drop (green) vs a UCF shield drop (yellow). Displays how many frames since the stick has left the origin as well as the Y coordinate that was read upon shield dropping.

Act Out of Shield Info:
Displays which frame you acted out of shield stun. Text turns green when the action was frame perfect.

Hitstun/Hitlag/Action State Frames Remaining:
Recommended to use in develop mode with frame advancing. Displays how many frames the player has left of hitstun, hitlag, and the current action state.

APM:
Calculates a rough APM (inputs per minute really) per player live.

Missed Tech Info:
Indicates whether the tech was missed from a late button press or from the lockout window.

Missed Meteor Cancel Info:
Displays how many frames early a missed meteor cancel input was. Also if it was from an XY input or a tap jump input

Downloads:
Gecko Code (FM + Vanilla Melee ONLY, use this for netplay)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + UCF 0.73 (Updated to fix Random Stage Selection overwrite bug)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + NO UCF
MCM Mod Library (For adding to your own custom .iso)

How to Swap DOL File in 20XX 4.07++ ISO
Video: https://streamable.com/p98f5

GCR (program needed): http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwhrjoj01hzwjb7/GCR v1.0.exe

Hey so how do I get these codes on my dolphin? they don't seem to be saving when I hit add new codes

DrinkingFood · Apr 9, 2018

Very cool, but inputs per minute (IPM) and actions per minute (APM) are different things. Especially in smash where you might constantly option select SDI, ASDI, and techs, IPM more accurately measures what goes on with the players hands and controller while APM more accurately measures the results of those inputs on screen

Stormghetti · Apr 9, 2018

leomar ibanez said:
Hey so how do I get these codes on my dolphin? they don't seem to be saving when I hit add new codes

They're Gecko codes, not AR.

First go here:

Two .txt files should open, but just go to the one with codes in it, go to the very bottom, add space and then the Gecko codes.

UnclePunch · Apr 10, 2018

DrinkingFood said:
Very cool, but inputs per minute (IPM) and actions per minute (APM) are different things. Especially in smash where you might constantly option select SDI, ASDI, and techs, IPM more accurately measures what goes on with the players hands and controller while APM more accurately measures the results of those inputs on screen

Yeah you're right. Its just that APM is much more self-explanatory as an acronym at first glance which is why I used it.

Scorpiator · Apr 10, 2018

I tried using the gecko code and importing the .dol file. It says saved but neither are working, is there something I'm missing?

Edit: I found out you need to press L in versus settings.

Zach Nunez · Apr 10, 2018

UnclePunch said:
- Includes onscreen prompts for wavedash timing, L-cancel info, hitstun and hitlag, shield stun, missed tech, act oos reaction time, dashback status + percentage, shield drop info, APM, missed meteor cancel info and frames left in the players action state.
- Press L in the rules menu to bring up the settings screen. Here, you can toggle each display on and off.
- Toggled display settings save to the memory card and are loaded on boot.

Description:

Toggle Screen:
Select which onscreen displays you would like to enable by pressing L in the Rules menu.

Wavedash Timing:
Displays which frame you successfully wavedashed on. Text turns green when a perfect wavedash was performed.

L-Cancel Info:
Displays where in the L-Cancel window your input was. Also displays a live L-Cancel percentage upon landing an aerial.

Dashback Info + Percentage:
Displays whether your DB was a successful vanilla DB, successful UCF DB, or a failed DB. Also displays a live DB percentage upon attemping a DB.

Shield Drop Info:
Text color indicates a vanilla shield drop (green) vs a UCF shield drop (yellow). Displays how many frames since the stick has left the origin as well as the Y coordinate that was read upon shield dropping.

Act Out of Shield Info:
Displays which frame you acted out of shield stun. Text turns green when the action was frame perfect.

Hitstun/Hitlag/Action State Frames Remaining:
Recommended to use in develop mode with frame advancing. Displays how many frames the player has left of hitstun, hitlag, and the current action state.

APM:
Calculates a rough APM (inputs per minute really) per player live.

Missed Tech Info:
Indicates whether the tech was missed from a late button press or from the lockout window.

Missed Meteor Cancel Info:
Displays how many frames early a missed meteor cancel input was. Also if it was from an XY input or a tap jump input

Downloads:
Gecko Code (FM + Vanilla Melee ONLY, use this for netplay)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + UCF 0.73 (Updated to fix Random Stage Selection overwrite bug)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + NO UCF
MCM Mod Library (For adding to your own custom .iso)

How to Swap DOL File in 20XX 4.07++ ISO
Video: https://streamable.com/p98f5

GCR (program needed): http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwhrjoj01hzwjb7/GCR v1.0.exe

Have you considered making a "jumped out of shine on x frame"? Like show how many frames it took you to jump out of shine after the 4 or whatever where you can't jump. Could help people see whether they need to be jumping faster. And could also have a thing for if you jump too quick out of shine, leaving you stuck in the shine.

ToastedCat · Apr 11, 2018

UnclePunch said:
- Includes onscreen prompts for wavedash timing, L-cancel info, hitstun and hitlag, shield stun, missed tech, act oos reaction time, dashback status + percentage, shield drop info, APM, missed meteor cancel info and frames left in the players action state.
- Press L in the rules menu to bring up the settings screen. Here, you can toggle each display on and off.
- Toggled display settings save to the memory card and are loaded on boot.

Description:

Toggle Screen:
Select which onscreen displays you would like to enable by pressing L in the Rules menu.

Wavedash Timing:
Displays which frame you successfully wavedashed on. Text turns green when a perfect wavedash was performed.

L-Cancel Info:
Displays where in the L-Cancel window your input was. Also displays a live L-Cancel percentage upon landing an aerial.

Dashback Info + Percentage:
Displays whether your DB was a successful vanilla DB, successful UCF DB, or a failed DB. Also displays a live DB percentage upon attemping a DB.

Shield Drop Info:
Text color indicates a vanilla shield drop (green) vs a UCF shield drop (yellow). Displays how many frames since the stick has left the origin as well as the Y coordinate that was read upon shield dropping.

Act Out of Shield Info:
Displays which frame you acted out of shield stun. Text turns green when the action was frame perfect.

Hitstun/Hitlag/Action State Frames Remaining:
Recommended to use in develop mode with frame advancing. Displays how many frames the player has left of hitstun, hitlag, and the current action state.

APM:
Calculates a rough APM (inputs per minute really) per player live.

Missed Tech Info:
Indicates whether the tech was missed from a late button press or from the lockout window.

Missed Meteor Cancel Info:
Displays how many frames early a missed meteor cancel input was. Also if it was from an XY input or a tap jump input

Downloads:
Gecko Code (FM + Vanilla Melee ONLY, use this for netplay)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + UCF 0.73 (Updated to fix Random Stage Selection overwrite bug)
20XX 4.07++ Start.dol Download w/ FDD v1.0 + NO UCF
MCM Mod Library (For adding to your own custom .iso)

How to Swap DOL File in 20XX 4.07++ ISO
Video: https://streamable.com/p98f5

GCR (program needed): http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwhrjoj01hzwjb7/GCR v1.0.exe

Would it be possible to make an info window that shows how close your firefox and wavedash angles are to the perfect angle?

UnclePunch · Apr 11, 2018

Zach Nunez said:
Have you considered making a "jumped out of shine on x frame"? Like show how many frames it took you to jump out of shine after the 4 or whatever where you can't jump. Could help people see whether they need to be jumping faster. And could also have a thing for if you jump too quick out of shine, leaving you stuck in the shine.

ToastedCat said:
Would it be possible to make an info window that shows how close your firefox and wavedash angles are to the perfect angle?

Good ideas, will add those.

Gentlefox · Apr 12, 2018

This is incredible, I especially love the OoS one.

Any chance you'll add adjustable timers for when the windows disappear?

Acryte · Apr 12, 2018

This is absolutely amazing! My life is finally complete.

UnclePunch · Apr 12, 2018

Gentlefox said:
This is incredible, I especially love the OoS one.

Any chance you'll add adjustable timers for when the windows disappear?

Haven't thought of that. Should be possible once i think of an elegant way to implement it.

Uzzi · Apr 12, 2018

Is the only way to turn off all of the codes to have one of the empty slots set to ON? It looks like once an option is selected, at least one has to be ON.

UnclePunch · Apr 12, 2018

Uzzi said:
Is the only way to turn off all of the codes to have one of the empty slots set to ON? It looks like once an option is selected, at least one has to be ON.

Yes, will be changed next version.

0ats · Apr 15, 2018

Hey for some reason when I try to use the Gecko code for the main display function I get an invalid write error with two hex addresses. I am using fm 5.8.7 and vanilla melee. Anyone else get this error?

UnclePunch · Apr 15, 2018

0ats said:
Hey for some reason when I try to use the Gecko code for the main display function I get an invalid write error with two hex addresses. I am using fm 5.8.7 and vanilla melee. Anyone else get this error?

You need to have all of the codes enabled since a lot of them rely on each other.

Dustyn- LIL Paradox LIL · May 12, 2018

Incredible, unbelievable - Truly an exceptional man for having put this together. I thank you, and my family thanks you. Our prayers have been answered. Sacrificing Phillips was not for nought.

Zach Nunez · May 15, 2018

Stormghetti said:
They're Gecko codes, not AR.

First go here:
View attachment 141127

Two .txt files should open, but just go to the one with codes in it, go to the very bottom, add space and then the Gecko codes.

Have you considered adding a code to show what frame you do your aerial after you jump? Like for when you're trying to do say an instant Nair as fox, it tells you what frame you got it out after you leave the ground.

Dustyn- LIL Paradox LIL · May 16, 2018

Or perhaps, frames from input to landing. So out of anything you can tell if you did the most delayed aerial possible

argottv · May 19, 2018

UnclePunch said:
Yes, will be changed next version.

*patiently waiting for next version and training events*

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