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I have seen this command in Ganon's DownB(Ground) of melee v1.00.![]()
Change to 64000001.
Yeah, the "64" opcode means "specify jump amount".I have seen this command in Ganon's DownB(Ground) of melee v1.00.
This command means "Lose air jump"?
I think the reason is that this command cannot be used with "special attacks".Yeah, the "64" opcode means "specify jump amount".
00 = have ground and air jump
01 = have air jump
02 = have no jumps
I'm not sure why they didn't use this subaction event for ganon and falcon aerial down B. It's hardcoded in the ASM.
Did you make sure he entered normal Fall and not SpecialFall? I believe SpecialFall always removes jumps.I think the reason is that this command cannot be used with "special attacks".
I tried to use 64 command with Ganon's side B air. But he couldn't jump.
I tested with BM2.0 ganon. So, he enters normal Fall.Did you make sure he entered normal Fall and not SpecialFall? I believe SpecialFall always removes jumps.
It should go:
Enter Side B AS (remove all jumps) -> subaction restores jump count -> enter fall after side b, jump count in tact from subaction.
If you did this and it didn't work, there may be something else changing the jump count.