Whenever I go to start nintendont I get a 3 paragraph message that begins with "failed to load ios58 from nand" and goes on to mention permission from nand or something.
Then I wanted to get Nintendont because it's easier and is more compatable (I figured if it can't read the disk then i can just boot melee using it and go back to using neogamma if I wanted to play on my disk). Now when I choose the game and it would go to "redirect" to DML and I would get the message that says something along the lines of the 'fatal error app loader size is zero'. Normally before I had installed DML I would boot up neogamma and it would give me the 3 games and i would choose and it would launch. The issue was recently when I wanted to play a game on a disk that has 3 different games burned on them. I don't know anything about WAD's so I just followed it and it worked. If at any point, in either of these chains, the probabilities add up to 1 or more, the subsequent options further down the priority tree will never be executed.So I wanted to play melee 20xx Hack Pack on my wii so I downloaded dios mios lite to load it from my sd card. You can start with P(F)=P(R1)=0.2 and set "Tech Roll Forward: 20".Ī similar process can be followed for Missed Tech options, but there are four RNG rolls instead of three. You decide you want probabilities of of 20%, 20%, 30%, and 30% for P(F), P(B), P(P), and P(M) respectively. Let's say you feel confident in your ability to react to a tech roll forward or backward, but you want to work on your reactions to tech in place and missed tech. But the values you ultimately care about are the probabilities of the tech options, P(F), P(B), P(P), and P(M), which you do not control directly. R1, R2, and R3 are the probabilities of successful RNG rolls and are the values that you control on the Ground Tech Options screen. No value is listed for it because it will only happen if all three RNG rolls fail. So the probability of the CPU teching in place is the probability that the first RNG roll fails times the probability that the second RNG roll fails time the probability that the third RNG rolls succeeds. The value you are setting here is the probability that the third RNG roll succeeds. The CPU will tech in place if the first RNG roll failed and the second RNG roll failed and the third RNG roll succeeded. So the probability of the CPU tech rolling backwards is the probability that the first RNG roll fails times the probability that the second RNG roll succeeds. The value you are setting here is the probability that the second RNG roll succeeds. The CPU will tech roll backward if the first RNG roll failed and the second RNG roll succeeded. This pattern does not apply to the rest of the options. If you set it to 25, there will be a 25% chance the CPU will tech roll forward. Whatever you set "Tech Roll Forward:" to will determine the probability of a successful RNG roll and the CPU rolling forward. The game generates a random number to determine whether the CPU tech rolls forward. The values entered on the Ground Tech Options screen are the probabilities of these RNG rolls succeeding, not the probability of that tech option happening. It rolls until an option is successful, which is the meaning of "Priority for both lists is top to bottom". It doesn't always roll all three dice though. The game can use up to three metaphorical dice rolls to determine which way the CPU will tech.
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I hope to provide here an easy reading to help anyone at any level of math or Melee understand how to calibrate the numbers. Magus has a discussion about how the calibration works here, but I found it required me to play around with numbers myself to understand what he was saying. Calibrating the options is not as intuitive as you might think at first and the cryptic message "Priority for both lists is top to bottom" could be interpreted various ways. These let you control how the CPU techs when it hits the ground and what kind of options they will do after a missed tech. Under CPU Codes in 20XX Hack Pack 4.05, there are "ground tech options".