Anyway, some of the codes could be applied to vanilla NTSC 1.02 directly, but others are tied to the Debug Menu and/or other codes as part of a larger system. Technically, 20XX doesn't actually use Gecko codes at all.

Hoping someone could shed some light on this? Would love to add my music to 5.0 before Genesis 8 if possible.īig thanks to Achilles, DRGN, and everyone else that's contributed to the 20XX Hack Pack thus far! We're blessed to have such amazing mods and features packed into one game. I've joined DRGN's Patreon hoping to catch the drop of that new music adding program they mentioned, but until it's released I'm not sure how else to make it happen. In any case, the file structure of 5.0 and my limited experience with this stuff has me at a loss on how to get my custom tracks into the new version. Running the newly built ISO in Dolphin just left me with a black screen, so either I'm doing something wrong or there's a different method here I need to try.

Rebuilt the ISO (got a warning about going oversize, only added 4 new songs though).

Added the new HPS files into the audio folder.

Repeated this for the other 3 MnSlChr.#sd files.

Renamed the file back to MnSlChr.0sd and replaced it with the old version in the 5.0 root.

Gathered my HPS files from my old 4.06 ISO into the /HPS/ folder here and ran the autoinject.bat script from offset CF.

Copied MnSlChr.0sd into the injection tool folder and renamed it to d.Click to expand.I could be following these instructions incorrectly? But I tried this method as follows:

20XX download the new version