Smash Ultimate Enhanced Training Mode

[@akumoth8357]

blink twice if you're being kidnapped

[@_saitama1566]

What

[@jacksmile6669]

@@_saitama1566 no one tell him

[@stevenpalomino2053]

@@_saitama1566 this is so sad can we blink 2 times

[@aitusai]

This is amazing

[@Warrenoh]

jesus christ man ahahhahahahahahahhahaa

[@ejej_shej7958]

1:37 I wish I could dash dance like that

[@-rami-8528]

ejej shej I don’t think there is a living human being who can flick the control stick that hard, don’t be sad

[@BananaSlayer_]

That’s easy lmao I do it all the time to flex on these mere mortals who can’t move the joystick at frame perfect speeds.

[@SamerMasterson]

Super impressive, nice work!!

[@riggedgame1189]

Don't we all?

[@russianbot2179]

dashing dancing that rapidly is essentially the same as standing in one place. meaning it has very little use in combat. dash dances need to actually travel somewhere to have any effect on your opponent

[@lordvgames]

1:53 what melee dashdancing looks like to new players

[@chagis100]

That's dash dancing not wavedashing?

[@lordvgames]

@@chagis100 Right, forgot

[@bready2die]

@@lordvgames speaking from experience huh

[@ryful_z3]

When using face cam, make sure you actually look alive by doing small gestures and looking at the camera, otherwise everything is great as far as the video goes

[@CaptainL]

thank you! I am fairly new to KZbin so all advice is appreciated

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

Nah it could be part of the brand

[@disgustof-riley]

I thought he was reading a script, but he didn't move his eyes.

[@yasr5931]

Nobody: My rival calling me through Xtransceiver: 4:10

[@the0therethan]

Banger comment

[@Alphabetatralala]

The creepy face-cam thing is actually done on purpose, he's imitating Oblivion NPCs.

[@hecdudeh2o969]

Oh god. I saw this video a month ago. I can’t get his cold, dead face out of my nightmares.

[@TimG57867]

If only they took 5% of the work that went into World of Light and put it into the Training Room. Then we wouldn't have to go out of our way to mod in the most basic of features. Seriously why can't I instruct a CPU to air dodge and jump when they start getting hit? That's like one of the fundamental basics of testing combos...

[@montesideacc]

tbf I'm not a hardcore nintendo fanboy myself and at this point I really only own their consoles for smash, but it's very reasonable to recognize just how out of touch japanese game companies can be when it comes to esports and competitive gaming in general. Yes, there are exceptions, but they're not titans of esport industry, culturally speaking, like korean and american devs. As competing for non-pot money is still considered gambling. While this doesn't answer your question directly, it combined with how casual of a gaming company nintendo has its roots in being, can help explain why nintendo can seem largely out of touch at the worst possible moments. No idea on bandai namco's end though

[@servantofcygnus]

it’s almost like to casuals, a combo actually being completely true and having a couple frames of vulnerable time is more or less the same it’s almost like to casuals, forcing the opponent to do things like airdodge and jump when hit is mostly irrelevant it’s almost like to this game’s target audience - to the vast majority of people who buy it - the training mode is already far beyond sufficient. as dedicated as the competitive community is, it’s never going to change who the game is actually made for. disappointing, but completely expected

[@montesideacc]

@@servantofcygnus the 'marketed for casuals' argument never actually holds up when you consider how easy it is to satisy both a competitive and casual audience. Casuals don't hate extra features the same way competitive players are legitimately hurt by the exclusion of features

[@servantofcygnus]

WA.Monte >competitive players >easy to satisfy did you miss the part where people have bitched literally every time Nintendo gives them an inch, because it’s not the mile they asked for? Quickplay lets people pick the kinds of stages, amounts of items, and specific modes that they want to play on, and tries to average it out when there’s a ruleset difference between two players. Strictly speaking, this is the best possible system for casual players, i.e. the vast majority of players - it was never built for competition or ramping your skill (which, no, Elite Smash does not imply; the game needs to be balanced for casual play, too), because people consistently prefer using their own ranking systems and websites to janky in-game rankings in most games. Battle Arenas offer an easy way to go for the exact ruleset you want, and even play the same matchups over and over instead of dealing with a completely random pool of people. But instead of recognizing this, people LOST THEIR FUCKING MINDS, because the mere idea that the game isn’t (and never will be) made with them as the crowd Nintendo is incentivized to please apparently gives other Smash players headaches. In the same vein, training mode both offers frame-by-frame playback and the ability to control the training dummy, allowing you to test the validity of any combo in the game even while alone, yet people still lost their shit at the fact that the combo counter isn’t perfect or the fact that you can’t tell the dummy how to DI - as though they’re not perfectly equipped to get their practice in regardless. Please don’t tell me competitive players are even remotely easy to satisfy. Maybe that’s true for real fighting games, but competitive Smash players are the most incendiary, insatiable people on the face of the planet about the fact that Nintendo won’t single them out as the demographic that needs to be satisfied, and that sure as fuck isn’t okay. A note: casual players care very little about minor features being left out compared to competitive players, but the complete inverse is true for... you know... modes. Actual game content. I have yet to meet a single casual player who isn’t upset that customs were removed - removed solely because a competitive fanbase religiously obsessed with never testing anything banned them without cause, the same reason Mii sizes also went into the gutter. I’ve yet to meet anyone not disappointed in the absence of Smash Run, or anyone outspoken to be okay with the absence of a second SSE. You could strip the game down to just VS. mode and the whiny

[@KingOfStrapFanboy922]

Your so right. Idk whats going through Sakurai's brain. Gives us complex options like a training grid, launch distances, and invincibility display but dosent give us the most BASIC fucking options like set CPU to DI away, or to airdodge... Its mind boggling

[@Sabbathfaax]

Volume is much better!

[@CaptainL]

I was hoping I'd get this comment, now I can sleep easy

[@church4516]

CaptainL agreed. Not quiet anymore!

[@sonicthehedtogfake7884]

@@CaptainL and thats better! Cyrekt its right! 😁😅

[@sonicthehedtogfake7884]

Its better you right 😅

[@sonicthehedtogfake7884]

Pls UnHate cyrekt ^_^

[@pbz7572]

Captain L. That's really cool that you made the code yourself. Great video!

[@t-m0917]

Input recording and playback can be used to master Di for every single move in the game

[@DREAMSQU33ZE]

Thats pretty cool 👌 The dedication is real

[@3rdJan]

Appreciate the hustle and the advice. Also props for using a facecam to make the video more personal. Of course it's not gonna be perfect on your first try but mine would look even worse. Respect!

[@alexevaldez]

Amazing stuff man! I feel like if someone made an android controller app that will work on the switch via usb rather gc. and port the logic of this to that. this would be more accessible for everyone and would open up stuff for TAS, recording, etc. specially that someone kinda already did it for splatoon art before

[@petercottantail7850]

I love the idea but my proc4astination will leave me to just sticking with my feet

[@bmsonic7468]

This tool would make practicing by myself FAR more productive than playing with my friends who just pick Ganon and try and cheese...I would consider buying one of these if this was possible as I don't have the programming background to do this :/

[@kacieremata9014]

OH MY GOSH! It sure is you Captain L!!

[@PiKayDaps]

'a one frame gap isn't enough to escape a comb-' Jigglypuff used rest... It wasn't very effective against Marth's spacing and disjoints

[@TheFoxPlush]

Great complete video! About the facecam (and as others have said before me), try to look directly into the lense and moving around to go with what you're saying. It'd give a warmer and more alive feel to your facecams :)

[@StarmenRock]

thanks for your hard work and initiative!

[@J-DawgTBH]

Hey you're that dude that played Jigglypuff in Smash 4!

[@ibrahim92002]

ok mr robot

[@grotn_]

Wow I just watched it other videos so had my volume up high the difference in volume was so significant lmao

[@bedtimeguy]

BOI U LOOKIN LIKE A GOT DAMN ROBOT

[@bedtimeguy]

But he do be lookin kinda fresh tho...

[@sampletext7925]

REALLY helpful video, big ty for making it, but when you’re recording ya face it’s important not to do that full eye contact stare you were doing. It’s totally unintuitive when you’re not used to it so just try to keep it in mind homie

[@julienhill8129]

This man look like a robot

[@styrowrld6770]

love the vid! I'm still too worried about even showing my face on youtube.

[@equinox-XVI]

You know there's just one option we need in training mode A cpu behavior "mimic" option: You turn it on input a move and then the CPU will do the move you just did but indefinitely and on every frame Jump/air dodge to practicing against jumping/air dodging out of combos Input an attack and the CPU will do that specific attack until buffer is turned off. You can even take it a step further with the "Advanced Mimic" which will remember an entire string of inputs and activate the string when a certain button is pressed. (Probably taunt buttons to not interfere with actual inputs) Not you can practice against any specific situation that you feel is necessary Then again that's just my *IDEA*

[@lorenzosciuga8559]

This made me laugh more than it should have

[@HKBoba]

Would this work with any cheap 3rd party GameCube controller? Was thinking of buying a 2 pack of the shit ones to use for this

[@Chrizz245]

hey, does your code also work with How make your own GCConfig! (Guide v2.0) by SimpleControllers? i think you linked the wrong URL in your readme

[@Chrizz245]

and i would like to build an adapter between controller and Switch adapter

[@grantgarbour]

I still can't believe they didn't put in a good training mode. Most of this can be fixed with just a record feature like every other fg has

[@lorenzosciuga8559]

Mario's going fucking crazy

[@retierashia]

This makes me laugh *so hard,* I’m sorry, it’s just my way of humor.

[@SketchBookShortFilms]

Gj dude, well done!

[@chesement4131]

if you set the jump spam setting to only input for a certain amount of time after the controller sends a rumble output you could force the cpu to only jump after being in hitstun

[@SeaSlug]

mass produce these and have them for sale at G6

[@strikerali2160]

This is great! However my only question is would this only work for GameCube controllers? I think it's a silly question but I just want to be sure.

[@CaptainL]

I think you could use a board to mimic the inputs of any controller, but from what I understand the GameCube controller is by far the simplest

[@giovanniaguirre9264]

@@CaptainL Does it have to be a real gc controller or could it be a third party?

[@XaidynPinckney]

The combo counter feels like it's a 50/50

[@theawesome1883]

this vid deserves more views

[@trapwxrldprxductixns9239]

No one gonna talk about how he blinked with one eye so casual like at 3:53

[@PlaguevonKarma]

Oh man this is super useful. Stop being such a god!

[@Twitchmaster69]

this video really does deserve more attention

[@graymondgt1397]

I kinda wish there was a hitbox display, but not everything is possible I guess.

[@glibglab1751]

Nintendo: *adds said features*

[@qreues-alt7672]

It would be cool if you could play the classic training mode music from the original smash and have as the music for training mode in smash ultimate. Yet I haven't done world of light yet.

[@cookiecrusher2953]

are you being held captive

[@geekgo4]

You're asking Sakurai to take this seriously.

[@tonyzamudio5505]

Being stiff and stare at the camera awkwardly 👀

[@sheditz4962]

My right ear enjoyed this video.

[@Oretal]

Amazing!!

[@SSF_Jaxas]

Yo, could you make a "toggle input on Rumble" setting? That way for, say, Jump mode you could set it to start jumping as soon as it Rumbles, which would make starting your combo easier (and have something like a "Press Start to Reset back to waiting for Rumble" feature)

[@linyoa]

Great idea, I added it for the next version! Already sent it to captain L so it should be up soon

[@shieldlesscap6124]

Really cool stuff, although I don’t like that it requires building hardware mods. Would there by any chance be a software mod in development that just adds these options into training mode?

[@bethanylewis4760]

So we have to buy a whole other controller for the computer to act on it own..?

[@salvatore_slate]

I appreciate the face cam.

[@six_buck_dlc]

your facecam reminds me of those talking photos memes

[@SeaSlug]

can you make a device that sends out these wireless signals to the wavebird receiver ?

[@yufu2295]

Would it be useful to send rumble output as input to the Arduino? Since this is the only way for it to get input from the game itself.

[@Hatibrella]

I, DON'T, WANNA, USE, A, GCN, CONTROLLER! PROCON BOIS!

[@Capp0bvious]

Bruh

[@MannFace51]

This must be what everyone on elite smash uses because apparently 5.3million GSP means 15 years of smash is worth nothing.

[@kendikong8915]

I set it up as the guide instructed, but the gc controller doesnt work when i have it plugged into the arduino, is that supposed to be like that? where the gc controller buttons dont do anything through the arduino?

[@vehementdragun844]

ADD PRE RECORDED SETTINGS. Most fighting games have this so you can test any setups

[@linyoa]

Not sure what you mean by pre-recorded settings. Care to elaborate?

[@vehementdragun844]

@@linyoa it means to create your own actions you want the CPU to do by recording the movements you do from the controller and save it and then have it played whenever you want

[@cyrusbrown2275]

@@vehementdragun844 Seriously how has Nintendo not caught on to this?

[@linyoa]

Unless I'm misunderstanding what you're saying, that's already a feature. Press dpad down to record your inputs, press dpad up to play them back.

[@linyoa]

In the arduino training mod in the above video, dpad down and up allows you to record your inputs

[@boira817]

Are you gonna release the source code any time soon?

[@XxSp78xX]

ultimate smashbot is coming?! :O

[@ducky9042]

Any clue where I could get my hands on the adaptor version of this? Would prefer that tbh

[@CaptainL]

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeLw8oU8S6hT_iPmY_e1FDDBGG1cvBjPOzIeMBdDfsIOg49og/viewform

[@Joemama0s]

Hi is there any way I can get access to a decoded ino or c file? I'd like to write my own functions. Or do I have to write them in hex?

[@CassietheReal]

Isn't shuffling the DI option

[@bobthepainterross346]

Hi my boy you help me with playing Pichu better

[@hisho_isa]

Cgcc members represesnt I know your there lin

[@j4agrande902]

Cool

[@DragoSmash]

why would you demolish a gamecube controller when you can set up an Arduino Micro to act as a controller all by itself?

[@CaptainL]

having a physical controller to do input recording with is much nicer than a standalone Arduino. You'll also need the gamecube controller port connector no matter what, and I imagine most smashers have at least a couple old 3rd party controllers lying around that are perfect candidates for it.

[@DragoSmash]

@@CaptainL you don't need a Gamecube controller port, at all, the Arduino Micro can emulate the controller by itself, and you can send stuff to the Arduino Micro so it can switch between multiple patterns or even make your own without having to reprogram it

[@CaptainL]

@@DragoSmash I guess if you go directly through USB then yeah that would work. However it still doesn't provide easy access to input recording. It's a good solution if you don't have GCCs to spare, I just have tons of old 3rd pary/subpar ones lying around so it wasn't a huge consideration for me.

[@DragoSmash]

@@CaptainL input recording would be even better, with the help of a computer along with the Arduino Micro you can make keyboard macros to send over as controller inputs

[@CaptainL]

@@DragoSmash I'm not sure I'd qualify that as better, since it's something that can be done with both methods. The no-gcc method loses access to letting a player record complex input sequences on a controller they're comfortable with.

[@timkage1111]

Is the discord server still up because the links are all expired

[@Astraaaaaaaaaaa]

hey is there any way i could get this to work for a nintendo switch pro controller? and also is this possible with the wavebird as well?

[@Capp0bvious]

Yes this would work with wavebird if you used the adapter version as he mentioned on the link in the description, you would just have to put the receiver on the adapter

[@iwanttoputkamuistoesinmymo5938]

Hey i see that rarity plushie in the back u aint slick

[@zerobasedgod9291]

He a brony? Unsubbed disliked

[@gh3awsome]

oh great I need to become a programmer and install a whole new language to the cpu to train better, perfect, so simple...

[@SuperKitaroShinX]

Dat Thumbnail tho

[@dekuzardmmg8664]

How can i get one of these from you 🤔

[@nathananttila2560]

Does anyone know if I can still buy this? I really want it but I don’t think they sell them anymore… has anyone been looking to sell theirs? I’ll also pay to have one made, I just really want one lol.

[@Lushiro02]

Would this be possible on the cheap 3rd party controllers?

[@CaptainL]

yeah it should be

[@kacieremata9014]

@@CaptainL like can it be the SAME like ALWAYS?

[@supersanscraftcommentediti5337]

I though the training mode was already good enough!

[@NeoAnguiano]

its not horrible but they were so close to being good, and some things are really basic in most Fighting games like recording inputs

[@Programme021]

Nice ! But where's the link ?

[@alphajnitro0072]

Bruh We've got 3 of them...

[@Programme021]

I got baited by youtube unintuitive design, lol, my b @@alphajnitro0072

[@alphajnitro0072]

@@Programme021 Oof I was making a joke about us having 3 links in smash

[@Programme021]

Oof 'makes sense, because we got actually 4 of them in the video description, not 3. Oddly enough your comment was enough to make me look harder and find it, even if it wasn't the purpose of it. @@alphajnitro0072 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@alphajnitro0072]

@@Programme021 Interesting observation I must say. It's funny how things work

[@Nicholas-iw2xc]

Lol ur a robot

[@pokemowns]

Hax still owes me an ardwrino

[@collinb3371]

processing is not a language xD

[@sonicthehedtogfake7884]

There is no hack its create and damage meters and its training for: training for smash or for create a CPU! Not angry dude 😁

[@Wiikitteh]

Sorry if this is a misunderstanding or anything but I got a "The Leaderboards" in my recommendations on "107 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Facts You Should Know" Idk if they stole it or you gave them permission but dude ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/maWlh5eHdp6Yos0 ) I'm pretty sure they used your video here, Idk where they gave you credit but I don't see a link or a mention of your channel or anything anywhere on the page, maybe I'm missing something but I figured to bring it to your attention!

[@heilpotato]

if only i had a gcc lol

[@pelerflyp5398]

Ughhh I dont get most of the video lol

[@gamersrevenge6528]

i honestly can't even make it past a minute, the music is WAYYYY too loud compared to your voice... I can still hear you a bit. But the music is a bit much sorry

[@Totalmoron4728]

Meme

[@sonicthehedtogfake7884]

:-)

[@Darkri56789]

You look scared ease up bro

[@aitorcazalis2307]

i was the 666th like bruh

[@SendFoodz]

I'd love a USB antenna that talked to a wavebird receiver plugged into my game. that's definitely the best of all worlds.