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Slippi Guides
Created by Slippi.gg
Slippi Dolphin has built in Rollback to play Super Smash Bros. Melee using a .iso file.
Windows Download || Mac Download
Super Smash Bros. Melee ISO Download
Note: You will need to download V1.02 to play Slippi Dolphin
Created by Vince Au
Slippi Stats Graphic Generator can be used to display match information directly from .slp files. Simply go to the website, drag in your .slp files, and you should have a generated stat image. If you want to put this into OBS, you can copy the URL and paste it as the URL for a browser source.
Slippi Replay Mode
Created by Slippi.gg
Slippi Replay Mode can be accessed by downloading the Slippi Desktop App. Simply open Slippi Desktop App, configure the correct replay path in 'Configure Settings', then return to the main menu to click on 'Replay Browser'.
Slippi Broadcast Mode
Created by Slippi.gg
Slippi Broadcast Mode can be accessed by downloading the Slippi Desktop App. The broadcaster must first have Slippi Dolphin open and running. Both the broadcaster and spectator will open the Slippi Desktop App and select 'Gameplay Broadcasts'. The broadcaster will then put in the Broadcast Key, which is given by the spectator. The broadcaster hits 'Start Broadcast' and the spectator should be able to watch any game as it happens.
We always recommend a warmup game to ensure that the Broadcast works.
Slippi Widescreen Mode
In Slippi Dolphin, right click your game (Super Smash Bros. Melee) and click 'Properties'. Click the 'Gecko Codes' tab and check the 'Option: Widescreen 16:9' box. You can now close the settings windows and open the game to play Super Smash Bros. Melee in Widescreen! Make sure to set your Dolphin Window Resolution in 'Graphics' such that your Dolphin Window also has a 16:9 ratio (or some other widescreen ratio).
Slippi Input Display Overlay
Slippi Dolphin Doubles
Created by Slippi.gg and modified by MrEnzyme
(Version 8)
Testing Network for Slippi
Go to packetlosstest.com and start a test with the following settings:
Packet Size: 2440 and 2456 Bytes
Frequency: 61 Pings/Second
Duration: 30+ Seconds
Acceptable Delay: 100 Milliseconds
Server: Georgia
Note: You want the Sent-% and Received-% to be 95+% for a reliable connection.
SSBM Guides
If you are looking to learn more information about the game, check out this repository of helpful Super Smash Bros. Melee tutorials!
By Hamyojo and Cjag
Diet Melee is a rollback, unranked, direct connect compatible build of Melee that’s lower poly in both its stages and characters, and thus easier to run on weaker hardware. If you’re someone who can’t get Melee consistently over 58 FPS for whatever reason, Diet Melee is for you!
By raoul duke
Custom Stages for Super Smash Bros. Melee! This also works with Slippi, so if both people are using the same ISOs, you can direct connect to play online!
By Team Akaneia and Uncle Punch
(Version 0.6)
Play Volleyball in Super Smash Bros. Melee! This also works with Slippi, so if both people are using Akaneia ISOs, you can direct connect to play online!
Instructions
Download the Mod files
Extract the files from the folder
Go to the appropriate Operating System folder among the extracted files
Follow the file names as instructions
Uncle Punch Training Mod
The Uncle Punch Training Mod is extremely useful for practicing Super Smash Bros. Melee techniques.
SSBM Skin Modding
Using DAT Texture Wizard, you can change the appearance of characters and stages in a Super Smash Bros. Melee ISO.
Go to the Intercollegiate Slippi Mods page to download the files for custom stages and character skins!
Stream Guides
Live Updating Scoreboard Overlay
Instructions
Go to the dropdown arrow on the right side, go to 'Scoreboard Tabs' and pick a new scoreboard.
Pick something with '2' if you have two players, and pick something with '4' if you have four players.
Each '+' represents an image slot for each player. We recommend only using a single '+' if you only need an icon for characters.Right click on 'Save' go to 'Text Config' and for each of the options you intend to use, change it an 'Image' or 'Text'.
Go to the folder with the 'Scoreboard Assistant.exe' and look for the 'input' folder. Here, you should find a folder with a similar name as the tab you created. Put any images you wish to select from for either player in that folder.
Go to the folder with the 'Scoreboard Assistant.exe' and look for the 'output' folder. Here you should find the results of the values in the desired format (image or text). You can add these as sources into Open Broadcast Studio (OBS).
Whenever you want to update the Scoreboard, fill in the appropriate values, and hit the 'Save' button.
Date/Time Overlay
Using a Browser Source in Open Broadcast Studio, you can display the current Date and Time!
Instructions
Start up Open Broadcast Studio
Click the '+' under 'Sources' and add a 'Browser Source'
Give the 'Browser Source' the appropriate Time/Date URL
Format: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/usa/new-yorkSet the Width to 1920 pixels and the Height to 1080 pixels
Apply the following Transformation by right-clicking the Browser Source for the Date/Time and go to 'Edit Transformation'.
Crop Left = 385
Crop Right = 1301
Crop Top = 455
Crop Bottom = 566Add the following filters ultimately listed in this order. You can edit the second Color Correction 'Hue Shift' value to get different color tones on your Date/Time source.
Color Correction: Gamma=-3, Contrast=2, Brightness=-0.03, Saturation=5, HueShift=0, Opacity=100, Color=#ffffffff
Chroma Key: KeyColor=#ff1bffff, Similarity=1, Smoothness=80, KeyColorSpillReduction=100, Opacity=100, Contrast=0, Brightness=0, Gamma=0
Color Correction: Gamma=0, Contrast=0.06, Brightness=-0.43, Saturation=0, HueShift=180, Opacity=100, Color=#ffffffff
Written by Lucky "Luckstruck9" Lai
Using .bat files, you can edit scores on stream more easily. This can be done by double clicking one of the programs, or having another device open it.
Instructions
Download the Score Changer Files
In Open Broadcast Studio, put 'score1.txt' and 'score2.txt' as Text Sources.
Click the appropriate .bat file to change desired score.
Optional: You can set your Stream Deck to run the .bat files or have a Razer device programmed to run the .bat files.
IF YOU ALREADY USE SCOREBOARD ASSISTANT:
Download the Score Changer Files
Put the Score Changer Files into "Scoreboard Assistant/input/YOURFOLDER"
Note: You should already have a 'score1.txt' and 'score2.txt' file in that directoryOptional: You can set your Stream Deck to run the .bat files or have a Razer device programmed to run the .bat files.
Stream Resources
Super Smash Bros. Melee Stream Overlay
Super Smash Bros. Melee Character Heads
Super Smash Bros. Melee Character Portraits
Scoreboard Overlay
The Scoreboard Overlay template that Intercollegiate Slippi uses.
Note: Requires Photoshop to open
Community Resources
Written by Lucky "Luckstruck9" Lai
Using a Discord Bot in Python can help manage your Discord Server and better communicate with members.
Installation and Usage
Download Python (v3.5+)
In 'Command Prompt' or 'Terminal' type the following line:
'pip install Discord.py'Download the Python Discord Bot Template
In the top right, click 'New Application'
Fill in the necessary details, and then go to the 'Bot' tab on the left
Copy the 'Token' (Should be towards the center of the screen)
Paste this in the 'DiscordBotToken' on line 34
Go to Discord, right click on the server you want to the bot to be part of, hit 'Copy ID'
Paste this in the 'DiscordServerID' on line 32
To Be Continued