Ultimate Training Modpack Plugin

A Skyline plugin using cargo-skyline for adding features to the training mode. It uses native Smash UI to provide a menu for customizing training options.

The latest stable release can be found here.

The latest beta release can be found here.

• Beta Changelog

• Features

• Installation

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Build Instructions

Features

The features in this modpack are configured through the menu, which can be accessed within training mode by pressing SPECIAL+UPTAUNT. Generally they fall into these categories:

• Mash Settings; Defensive Settings: Controls CPU behavior
• Save State Settings: Saves and loads the positional state of the player and CPU
• Miscellaneous Settings: Displays additional information onscreen, enables or disables stage hazards

Menu Settings

When multiple options are selected, one of the selected options will be chosen at random. Open / focused menus can be reset by pressing the Y button. All menus can be reset to the default by pressing the Z/ZR button. These defaults can be saved upon exiting the menu by pressing X when in-menu. Use this to make a preset that fits your personal training style.

Mash Settings

Click here for setting descriptions...

Feature	Description	Options
Mash Toggles	Actions to be performed as soon as possible out of hitstun or shieldstun	Airdodge, jump, shield, spotdodge, roll in, roll out, aerials, jab, tilts, smash attacks, grab, dash, dash attack
Followup Toggles	Actions to be performed after the Mash option	Airdodge, jump, shield, spotdodge, roll in, roll out, aerials, jab, tilts, smash attacks, grab, dash, dash attack
Mash Triggers	Conditions which will cause the CPU to perform their mash action	Hitstun, shieldstun, parry, tumble, landing, ledge trump, footstool, clatter, ledge option, tech option, grounded, airborne, distance: close, distance: mid, distance: far, always
Attack Angles	For attacks that can be angled, such as some forward tilts	Neutral, up, down
Throw Options	Throw to be performed when a grab is landed	None, Forward Throw, Back Throw, Up Throw, Down Throw
Throw Delay	How many frames to delay the throw option	0 to 150 frames (2.5 seconds) in increments of 5 frames
Pummel Delay	How many frames after a grab to wait before starting to pummel	0 to 150 frames (2.5 seconds) in increments of 5 frames
Falling Aerials	Should aerials be performed when rising or when falling	Yes, No
Full Hop	Should the CPU perform a full hop or a short hop	Yes, No
Aerial Delay	How long to delay a Mash aerial attack	0 to 30 frames (0.5 seconds)
Fast Fall	Should the CPU fastfall during a jump	Yes, No
Fast Fall Delay	How many frames the CPU should delay their fastfall	0 to 30 frames (0.5 seconds)
OoS Offset	How many times the CPU shield can be hit before performing a Mash option	0 to 30 hits
Reaction Time	How many frames to delay before performing an option out of shield	0 to 30 frames (0.5 seconds)

Defensive Settings

Click here for setting descriptions...

Feature	Description	Options
Airdodge Direction	Direction to angle airdodges	Neutral, out, up-out, up, up-in, in, down-in, down, down-out, left, right
DI Direction	Direction to angle the directional influence during hitlag	Neutral, out, up-out, up, up-in, in, down-in, down, down-out, left, right
SDI Direction	Direction to angle the smash directional influence during hitlag	Neutral, out, up-out, up, up-in, in, down-in, down, down-out, left, right
SDI Strength	Relative strength of the smash directional influence inputs	None, Normal (8 frames between inputs), Medium (6 frames), High (4 frames)
Clatter Strength	Relative strength of mashing out of grabs, buries, etc.	None, Normal (8 frames between inputs), Medium (6 frames), High (4 frames)
Ledge Options	Actions to be taken when on the ledge	Neutral getup, ledge roll, ledge attack, wait
Ledge Delay	How many frames to delay the ledge option	0 to 300 frames (5 seconds) in increments of 10 frames
Tech Options	Actions to take when slammed into a hard surface	Miss tech, tech in place, tech roll in, tech roll out
Mistech Options	Actions to take after missing a tech	Neutral getup, getup attack, roll in, roll out
Shield Toggles	CPU Shield Behavior	None, Infinite (no shield damage or decay), Hold (no shield decay until the shield is hit for the first time), Constant (no shield decay)
Shield Tilt	Direction to tilt the shield	Neutral, out, up-out, up, up-in, in, down-in, down, down-out, left, right
Crouch	Should the CPU crouch when on the ground	Yes, No

The CPU can be instructed to perform a wide array of different actions in response to particular situations. The following situations are available:

• Mash: To be performed after being hit or shielding an attack
• Followup: To be performed as soon as possible after the mash option
• Ledge: To be performed when hanging on the ledge
• Tech: To be performed when slammed into the ground or wall
• Miss Tech: To be performed after failing to tech
• Hitstun
• Shieldstun
• Parry
• Tumble
• Landing
• Ledge Trump
• Footstool
• Clatter ("Mashing out" of grabs, freeze, bury, etc.)
• Ledge Option
• Tech Option
• Grounded
• Airborne
• Distance: Close
• Distance: Mid
• Distance: Far
• Always

The timing of the CPU option can be influenced by the following settings:

• Mash Triggers
• Aerial Delay
• Ledge Delay
• OoS Offset
• Reaction Time
• Fast Fall Delay
• Falling Aerials

Save State Settings

Click here for setting descriptions...

Feature	Description	Options
Mirroring	Flips save states in the left-right direction across the stage center	None, Alternate, Random
Save Damage	Should save states retain player/CPU damage	Yes, No
Save States Autoload	Load save state when any fighter dies	Yes, No
Save Damage (CPU)	What to use for CPU's damage on save state load	Default, Save State, Random
Damage Range (CPU)	Random percentage for save state load for CPU	0 to 150 %
Save Damage (Player)	What to use for player's damage on save state load	Default, Save State, Random
Damage Range (Player)	Random percentage for save state load for player	0 to 150 %
Enable Save States	Should save states be enabled or disabled	Yes, No
Save State Slot	Save and load states from different slots	1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Save State Random Slot	Load from a random slot	Yes, No
Character Item	The item to give to the player's fighter when loading a save state	None, Player item (#1 - #8), CPU item (#1 - #8)
Buff Options	Buff(s) to be applied to respective character when loading save states	Accelerate, Oomph, Psyche Up, Bounce, Arsene, Deep Breathing, Limit, K.O. Punch, Wing

Save States

At any time in Training Mode, you can press Shield + Down Taunt to save the state of training mode. This will save the position, state, and damage of each fighter, which can then be reverted to at any time with Shield + Up Taunt. With the mirroring setting, loading the save state will flip the positions, allowing you to practice your skills facing both directions. Use this instead of the built-in training mode reset!

You can switch Save State slots by using the associated toggle! There are 5 slots you can save, and they are persisted between loads of the game!

The following attributes are saved in the save states:

• X position
• Y position
• Percent
• Facing direction
• Fighter kind
• Charge level
  • Banjo-Kazooie: Wonderwing
  • Donkey Kong: Giant punch
  • Hero: Frizz
  • Lucario: Aura sphere
  • Mario: F.L.U.D.D.
  • Mewtwo: Shadowball
  • Mii Gunner: Charge blast
  • Mr. Game & Watch: Bucket
  • Pac-Man: Bonus fruit
  • Pirahna Plant: Poison breath
  • R.O.B.: Laser, gyro, burner fuel
  • Robin: Thunder tome
  • Samus / Dark Samus: Charge shot
  • Sheik: Needles
  • Squirtle: Water gun
  • Steve stored materials
  • Steve tool durability
  • Steve tool material
  • Wario: Waft
  • Wii Fit Trainer: Sun salutation

With the following attributes applied according to the menu selection when loading a save state:

• Mirroring (X position and facing direction)
• Buffs
  • Cloud: Limit
  • Hero: Acceleratle, Oomph, Psyche up, Bounce
  • Joker: Arsene
  • Little Mac: K.O. punch
  • Sephiroth: Winged form
  • Wii Fit Trainer: Deep breathing
• Character item

Click here to see the available items to be loaded.

Fighter	Item Variation 1	Item Variation 2	Item Variation 3	Item Variation 4	Item Variation 5	Item Variation 6	Item Variation 7	Item Variation 8
Banjo-Kazooie	Grenade Egg	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Bowser Jr.	Mechakoopa	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Daisy	Smile Turnip	Winky Turnip	Dot-Eyes Turnip	Stitch-Face Turnip	Mr. Saturn	Bob-omb	-	-
Diddy	Banana Peel	Peanut	-	-	-	-	-	-
King K. Rool	Crownerang	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Link	Remote Bomb	Arrow	-	-	-	-	-	-
Mega Man	Metal Blade	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Pac-Man	Cherry	Strawberry	Orange	Apple	Melon	Galaxian	Bell	Key
Peach	Smile Turnip	Winky Turnip	Dot-Eyes Turnip	Stitch-Face Turnip	Mr. Saturn	Bob-omb	-	-
Richter	Holy Water	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
R.O.B.	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro	Gyro
Robin	Book	Levin Sword	-	-	-	-	-	-
Sheik	Burst Grenade	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Simon	Holy Water	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Snake	Grenade	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Toon Link	Bomb	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Villager	Wood Chip	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Young Link	Bomb	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Miscellaneous Settings

Stage Hazards

Set stage hazards on or off in Training Mode! Use this to practice on tournament legal stages with hazards.

Input Delay

Practice with emulated extra input delay, in frames. Use this to practice with online's default delay, which is typically 4-5 frames.

Frame Advantage

Practice moves on shield to find out the frame advantage of the moves performed. Best used with Shield Toggles set to Infinite.

Hitbox Visualization

Currently, hitboxes and grabboxes are supported. When visualization is active, other move effects are temporarily turned off for easier visualization.

Click here for setting descriptions...

Feature	Description	Options
Frame Advantage	Display the time difference between when the player is actionable and the CPU is actionable	Yes, No
Hitbox Visualization	Should hitboxes be displayed, hiding other visual effects	Yes, No
Input Delay	Frames to delay player inputs by	0 to 10 frames (0.167 seconds)
Stage Hazards	Should stage hazards be present	Yes, No
HUD	Turn UI on or off	Yes, No

Installation

The training modpack requires the following prerequisite packages:

• Skyline: https://github.com/skyline-dev/skyline/releases
  • This is a generic code mod loader for Nintendo Switch games that the Training Modpack uses.

To install the Training Modpack, download the .zip file from the latest release page. Extract the files from the .zip file using the file explorer on Windows or Mac, or a program such as 7-zip (windows) or unzip (Linux).

Installation on Nintendo Switch

• Atmosphere: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases
  • This is the custom firmware that is required for any hacked Switch. One great guide for installation here can be found at https://switch.homebrew.guide/.

1. Transfer the extracted contents of the TrainingModpack .zip (atmosphere folder) onto the root of your SD card, merging the /atmosphere folder with the one on your SD card.
2. Similarly, transfer the extracted contents of the Skyline .zip (exefs folder) into sd:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000.
3. No files need to be manually deleted when upgrading from a previous version.
4. The The SD card should have the below files at these locations.

SD Card Root
└── atmosphere/
    └── contents/
        └── 01006A800016E000/
            ├── exefs/
            │   ├── subsdk9 
            │   └── main.npdm
            └── romfs/
                └── skyline/
                    └── plugins/
                        ├── libnro_hook.nro
                        ├── libparam_hook.nro
                        └── libtraining_modpack.nro

Installation on Yuzu Emulator on PC

Note

Working as of Yuzu Mainline 1537 ~ 1538!

Exact same process as above, but the filepaths are in Yuzu's mod paths.

1. Extract the contents of the TrainingModpack .zip (atmosphere folder). Paste the atmosphere folder inside atmosphere into %AppData%/Yuzu/sdmc/.
2. Similarly, extracted contents of the Skyline .zip (exefs folder) into into %AppData%/yuzu/sdmc/atmosphere/contents/01006a800016e000.
3. No files need to be manually deleted when upgrading from a previous version.
4. The Yuzu sdmc folder should have the files below at these locations.

%AppData%
└── Yuzu/
    └── sdmc/
      └── contents/
          └── 01006A800016E000/
              ├── exefs/
              │   ├── subsdk9 
              │   └── main.npdm
              └── romfs/
                  └── skyline/
                      └── plugins/
                          ├── libnro_hook.nro
                          ├── libparam_hook.nro
                          └── libtraining_modpack.nro

Installation on Ryujinx Emulator on PC

Exact same process as above, but the filepaths are in Ryujinx's mod paths.

1. Extract the contents of the TrainingModpack .zip (atmosphere folder). Within that folder, you'll have a contents folder. Paste the contents folder inside atmosphere into %AppData%/Ryujinx/mods/.
2. Similarly, extracted contents of the Skyline .zip (exefs folder) into into %AppData%/Ryujinx/mods/contents/01006a800016e000.
3. No files need to be manually deleted when upgrading from a previous version.
4. The Ryujinx mods folder should have the files below at these locations.

%AppData%
└── Ryujinx/
    └── mods/
      └── contents/
          └── 01006A800016E000/
              ├── exefs/
              │   ├── subsdk9 
              │   └── main.npdm
              └── romfs/
                  └── skyline/
                      └── plugins/
                          ├── libnro_hook.nro
                          ├── libparam_hook.nro
                          └── libtraining_modpack.nro

Beta Installation

To install a beta version of the modpack, follow the same procedure using the latest beta release on Github. Beta releases may have additional features and bugfixes, but are subject to change.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. There was a Switch update, can I install it?

   Whenever there is a Switch update, you will need to update Atmosphere as well. To continue playing with mods, you should not install switch updates until there is a corresponding Atmosphere update. If you accidentally update your switch and there isn't an atmosphere update available yet, you can continue playing without mods by turning your switch fully off (hold the power button) then turning it back on normally.

2. There was a Smash update, can I install it?

   Yes, you can install updates to Smash. The training modpack is generally resistant to changes in the game, so Smash itself can be safely updated.

3. Can my Switch run the Training Modpack?

   Depending on when your Switch was manufactured, the exploits used to allow access to mods may or may not be patched and it may be possible for you to run mods like the Training Modpack on your switch. Enter the serial number of your switch into https://ismyswitchpatched.com/ to determine if your switch can be modded or not.

4. My Switch is patched, can I still install the Training Modpack?

   No, your Switch cannot run the Training Modpack. Only units that were manufactured before a certain point can run custom firmware and game mods.

5. My Switch is "Possibly Patched", can I still install the Training Modpack?

   Possibly - it is not known whether your switch has the hardware patch installed or not. However, you can find out with no risk by completing the installation steps through step 12. If your switch launches into Atmosphere, then it is unpatched and you can run mods. If Tegra gives the message "Smashed the stack with a 0x0000 byte SETUP request!", then your switch is patched and cannot run mods.

6. Do I need an emuMMC?

   No, an emuMMC is not required for smash mods. Using an emuMMC is complicated and a known ban risk when connected online, so it is not recommended.

7. Can this mod be run on emulators?

   Yes, using Yuzu or Ryujinx! See the installation instructions for more information.

8. How do I know that I installed the Training Modpack correctly?

   When launching Smash for the first time after installing the Training Modpack, you should receive a pop up notification confirming that you've installed it correctly. You can also check your SD card to make sure that you have all of the files installed in the correct location. If you have the following files, its likely that everything else is installed correctly as well. SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/exefs/main.npdm, SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/romfs/skyline/plugins/libtraining_modpack.nro, etc.

9. How do I launch Smash without the Training Modpack (and other mods)?

   Hold the L button as you are launching Smash.

10. I can launch Smash, but the mod doesn't seem to be doing anything in training mode?

    This usually indicates that either the modpack or skyline was not installed in the correct location. Read the installation instructions again carefully, and ensure that you have placed all of the files in the exact locations specified.

11. How do I open the menu?

    Hold DPAD UP and press B while in training mode.

12. Why are the save state mirroring positions slightly off on Town and City and Smashville?

    These two stages are actually slightly asymmetrical. On Smashville, the left side is 4 units longer than the right side. On Town and City, the left side is 2 units shorter than the right side. This asymmetry is not currently accounted for in the Training Modpack when mirroring save states.

13. How do I install the Training Modpack?

    Full installation instructions are provided in the #setup-and-download Discord channel.

14. How do I install an update to the Training Modpack?

    The process for installing and update is very similar to the initial installation. Download the new .zip file from the Github releases page, extract the contents, then drag the atmosphere folder to the root of your SD card. Any existing files will be replaced, so there is no need to delete any files manually.

15. How do I install a beta release to the Training Modpack?

    To install a beta release, follow the same process as updating the Training Modpack. Download the beta .zip file from the Github releases page, extract the contents, and drag the atmosphere folder to the root of your SD card. Any existing files will be replaced, so there is no need to delete any files manually.

16. How do I remove the Training Modpack?

    Removing the Training Modpack is as simple as deleting the files and folders that are associated with the modpack, listed below: SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/manual_html/html-document/training_modpack.htdocs/ SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/romfs/skyline/plugins/libnro_hook.nro SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/romfs/skyline/plugins/libparam_hook.nro SD:/atmosphere/contents/01006A800016E000/romfs/skyline/plugins/libtraining_modpack.nro SD:/ultimate/TrainingModpack/

17. Can I donate to the Training Modpack?

    You can find the donation link in the #faq Discord channel. We use the money to commission video edits for releases, so thank you if you do end up donating!

18. Do I have to repeat the process of installing the mods EVERY time I turn my switch on?

    The custom firmware Atmosphere stays loaded when the switch goes to sleep, but not if it is fully powered off. So you only need to go through the process of injecting the payload through TegraRCMGui when the switch is fully powered off, such as if the SD card is removed.

19. I've heard about people getting banned while uing this mod online. Can I use this while playing online without getting banned?

    The Training Modpack features are only applied while in training mode and do not affect any of the other game modes outside of it, including online play. Smash online is client sided, so only the data that is sent to other players is available for inspection by Nintendo. Since the Training Modpack doesn't affect that data, the Training Modpack is safe to use when playing online. This conclusion is backed up by user experience, where many users have played online with the Training Modpack active and have suffered no adverse consequences. HOWEVER, please understand that there is inherent risk involved with smash modding, and no guarantee is made that your switch will not be banned. Other wifi-unsafe mods, unsportsmanlike online play, cheating, save editors, online emuMMC, pirating, and other activities may result in a ban. Nintendo has not published a list of ban-worthy activities, nor have they communicated that modding is acceptable, but these are several well-known causes from user experience. It is your responsibility to understand these risks, since it is your switch and your choices.

20. What features does the Training Modpack have? What does each option do?

    The Training Modpack has a wide array of features to improve training mode. Some of the more impactful improvements are the ability to save and load fighter positions, practice with hazards off, and adjust CPU behavior in certain scenarios. A full list and explanation of the different settings is available on the Github page here: https://github.com/jugeeya/UltimateTrainingModpack#features

21. I think I found a bug in the Training Modpack. How do I report it?

    First check in the #bug-reports channel and Github Issues to see if it has already been reported. If it hasn't, please collect as much information as you can about the bug (including how to reproduce it!) and submit it either in the #bug-reports Discord channel or as an issue on Github here: https://github.com/jugeeya/UltimateTrainingModpack/issues

22. I have an idea for a new feature in the Training Modpack? How do I suggest it?

    Suggestions are always welcome! You can request new features in the #requests Discord channel. Please do keep in mind that the developers are volunteers with busy lives, so we may not be able to implement every suggestion, but we do read all requests in that channel and often prioritize features that are highly requested.

23. What happens when I pick multiple options for a setting, such as mash or tech options?

    Some menu settings allow for multiple selections. When there are several settings selected, the CPU will randomly choose between the selections when that setting is triggered. For instance, if you have both "Ledge Jump" and "Neutral Getup" selected under "Ledge Options", then the CPU will randomly select between those two options when deciding what to do when it is on the ledge.

24. How do I reset my Training Modpack settings?

    If you want to completely reset your menu selections back to the factory default, all you have to do is delete this file: SD:/ultimate/TrainingModpack/training_modpack_menu.conf

25. What input delay should I pick for practicing online?

    Good LAN connections can be simulated with an input delay of 3-5 frames. Poorer Wifi connections can be up to 6-8 frames.

26. How do I install other mods, like skins or stages?

    You will need to use the Arcropolis mod manager to enable other types of mods. This discord is focused on the Training Modpack; more information on installation of other mods can be found in the general SSBU modding Discord, which is linked in the #welcome channel.

27. Can I put the Training Modpack under my SD:/ultimate/mods folder?

    No, the Training Modpack is not supported in a chainloading configuration. Please only install in the recommended location.

28. Are there any known mods that conflict with the Training Modpack?

    Currently the known conflicts are:

    • Minecraft Skins

29. Who created the Training Modpack?

    jugeeya is the creator of the Training Modpack, along with its predecessor in Smash 4. There are a number of developers who contribute new features and bugfixes as well, listed on the contributors page: https://github.com/jugeeya/UltimateTrainingModpack/graphs/contributors

30. I want to contribute as a developer to the Training Modpack. How do I get started?

    If you'd like to help out as a developer, we welcome any contributions! The Training Modpack is written in Rust, and uses the Skyline framework to hook into existing Smash functions to add functionality to training mode. If you aren't already familiar with Rust, the Rust book is a great place to start familiarizing yourself with the syntax and structure: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ . You can also take a look through the existing codebase on Github to check out how everything works right now. It's all open source!

Build from Source

If you'd like to build the modpack starting from the source code, you can build the NRO using the standard command for skyline plugins:

cargo skyline build --release

To build the entire modpack including supporting files, use the steps in the Github Actions specification file.

Prerequisites

• Stable Rust environment with cargo-skyline

Development Tips

Ryujinx

Developing on Ryujinx on Windows is very easy and has a streamlined script in ryujinx_build.ps1.

1. Drag-and-drop the normal beta at the Ryujinx paths as described in Installation.
2. Delete the libtraining_modpack.nro that is used in those paths.
3. Edit the paths at the top of the file to match your local filesystem
4. On your first run, you may have to run the script as Administrator in order to set up the symlinks to this repo's built files.
   • Both the plugin and the layout.arc will be sourced automatically via symlink
5. Run the script to iterate and develop.
   • Logs will be printed to console.
   • Since we are using the feature layout-arc-from-file, you can edit layout.arc in real-time with Switch Toolbox and reload training mode without rebooting to view your changes.
   • If you'd like to exit, you can CTRL+C the script and Ryujinx will also close.

Beta Changelog

These are the features that can be found in the latest beta release that are not in the stable release.

Features

• Input Recording: Trigger a recording and play it back (default binds: R+DPad Down, R+DPad Up respectively)! These recordings can be customized in terms of length between 60 and 600 frames, looping, and more! They can be configured to run in familiar situations like Mash or Ledge options and more - @GradualSyrup, @jugeeya
• Input Display: Show inputs in a per-status, frame counted log-style viewer! Choose between raw controller inputs and "Smash"-style inputs, being what the game actually understands and passes to fighters - @jugeeya, @xhudaman
• Auto-Updater: Allow the modpack to automatically update itself when updates are available. Users can choose which update track they'd like from the Stable or Beta track in the menu - @asimon-1
• Custom Stages: The Custom Stage Tab is now visible in Training Mode, allowing for labbing on Custom Stages - @GradualSyrup, @RayTwo
• Mash Overrides: Specify which mash options to perform in specific scenarios - @GradualSyrup, @asimon-1
• Hide Tech Animations: Animations and the CPU cursor are are hidden (character model/effects are invisible) during when the CPU is teching-- use this to practice true reaction tech chasing! The fixed camera is also modified on legal stages to aid this practice. - @GradualSyrup
• Customizable Button Configs: Configure button combinations for save states and input recording in the menu itself. Please note that we now use raw inputs rather than Smash inputs, and save state save/load binds have moved to L+DPad Down, L+DPad Up respectively - @jugeeya
• Press Start/Select to Open Menu: You can now open the menu with start hold; pressing start for < 10 frames gives the original menu. On controllers with the minus button, minus can also be used to open the menu. This behavior can be toggled, and the old default B+DPad Up will always work. This change allows for much more seamless opening and closing of the modpack's menu - @jugeeya
• Dodge Staling: Control whether the CPU is affected by the game's default dodge (roll, airdodge, etc.) staling mechanism. - @GradualSyrup

Bugfixes

• Keep Duck Hunt's Reticle, Luma, Mii Fighter hats, Mythra's sword, and Pikmin when loading save states - @GradualSyrup
• Fix Pokemon Trainer load on save state - @GradualSyrup
  • Allow Pokemon to be saved properly
  • Speed up load to match other fighters
  • Remove effects as artifacts
• Fixed bug where the Dash Attack mash option would not properly trigger dash attack - @GradualSyrup
• Fixed Hero, Little Mac, WFT, Sephiroth, and other characters' SFX/VFX replaying on save state load - @GradualSyrup
• Fixed missed tech toggles not occurring when characters are jab locked - @GradualSyrup
• Fixed bugs with regard to menu inputs - @jugeeya
• Input delay now works properly with the less delay mod - @jugeeya

Adjustments

• Added many new character features to the Buffs Menu - @GradualSyrup
  • Shulk Monado Arts
  • Min Min Power Dragon
  • Wario Waft
• Automatically save and load many new character features with save states - @GradualSyrup
  • Olimar's Pikmin line up
  • Kirby's hats with save states
  • Robin's tomes and Levin Sword
  • Incineroar's Revenge
  • Sora's Spell
• Made menu larger and added more columns for increased visibility, especially on handheld - @jugeeya
• Users can close the menu immediately after opening it - @jugeeya
• Menu exit inputs (B, Start) no longer have effects in-game (B causing a Special input, Start reopening the menu or opening the vanilla menu) - @jugeeya
• Dynamic help text in the menu, so users can quickly see their input binds for button configurations and more - @austintraver