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Adding stages to Melee quickly escalated after the m-ex engine added the possibility to import custom stage models with separate slots, as well as custom high poly models over existing ones. | Adding stages to Melee quickly escalated after the m-ex engine added the possibility to import custom stage models with separate slots, as well as custom high poly models over existing ones. | ||
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MeleeHappyTreeLayoutMod.png|A mod for ''Melee'' that gives [[Super Happy Tree|Yoshi's Island (64)]] a more neutral layout, with a flat base platform and the disintegrating cloud relocated to a space where it cannot be used for camping. | |||
AnimalForestMeleeMod.png|A backport of [[Smashville]] into ''Melee'' - to play into a "what-if" scenario of if {{uv|Animal Crossing}} actually recieved major representation in ''Melee'', small aesthetic changes have been made to more closely resemble ''Population: Growing!'' instead of ''Wild World''. | |||
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===In ''Brawl''=== | ===In ''Brawl''=== | ||
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ProjectM Skyloft.png|In [[Project M]], the same stage layout was used to make the Skyloft stage. | ProjectM Skyloft.png|In [[Project M]], the same stage layout was used to make the Skyloft stage. | ||
Brawl Delfino Plaza Remake.png|The ''Brawl'' stage [[Delfino Plaza]] remade with BrawlBox, adding many setpieces from ''Super Mario Sunshine'' usually absent from the stage such as the Grand Pianta Statue, and the red cannon to Pinna Park. | Brawl Delfino Plaza Remake.png|The ''Brawl'' stage [[Delfino Plaza]] remade with BrawlBox, adding many setpieces from ''Super Mario Sunshine'' usually absent from the stage such as the Grand Pianta Statue, and the red cannon to Pinna Park. | ||
Waluigi_PM_WarioLand_Reskin.jpg|"1-to-1" stages, which replace the aesthetics of a competitive stage, but keep all geometry perfectly intact, are very popular in ''Project M'' and ''Project +'' modding - this stage skin changes [[WarioWare, Inc.|Wario Land]] to resemble Waluigi Stadium from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash'' | |||
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As of 2023 it is now possible to add stage alts to the game, with a recent mod for ''Ultimate'' making a plugin that lets you add stages to the game without having to replace anything.<ref>https://gamebanana.com/mods/460711</ref> | As of 2023 it is now possible to add stage alts to the game, with a recent mod for ''Ultimate'' making a plugin that lets you add stages to the game without having to replace anything.<ref>https://gamebanana.com/mods/460711</ref> | ||
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Garfield_Stage_SSBU_Mod.png|A mod for ''Ultimate'' that adds the ''Garfield'' lasagna stage from ''Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2''. | |||
Mushroomyrestored.jpg|A texture edit for [[Mushroomy Kingdom]] that removes the oft-criticised "fallen empire" theming. | |||
Tomodachi_competitive_mod.jpg|A layout edit for [[Tomodachi Life]] to make it suited for competitive play. | |||
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==Gameplay adjustments== | ==Gameplay adjustments== | ||
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''[http://www.balancedbrawl.net Balanced Brawl]'' is unusual amongst ''Brawl'' mods in that it does not significantly alter the core gameplay physics of ''Brawl''. In its attempts to make the game more balanced, it instead primarily focuses buffing and nerfing all the characters, as well as adding some universal nerfs, such as altering how [[ledge]]s work in order to combat [[planking]]. In addition to its various character tweaks, some of the stages were also changed, though not to an extent seen in other mods; most stage hazards are still present, but instead are either weakened or occur less often. Likely as a result of its lack of immediately visible changes, ''Balanced Brawl'' was unable to find the popularity of other mods for ''Brawl'', though it did attain a small niche composed of those who opposed the changes made by ''Brawl+''. | ''[http://www.balancedbrawl.net Balanced Brawl]'' is unusual amongst ''Brawl'' mods in that it does not significantly alter the core gameplay physics of ''Brawl''. In its attempts to make the game more balanced, it instead primarily focuses buffing and nerfing all the characters, as well as adding some universal nerfs, such as altering how [[ledge]]s work in order to combat [[planking]]. In addition to its various character tweaks, some of the stages were also changed, though not to an extent seen in other mods; most stage hazards are still present, but instead are either weakened or occur less often. Likely as a result of its lack of immediately visible changes, ''Balanced Brawl'' was unable to find the popularity of other mods for ''Brawl'', though it did attain a small niche composed of those who opposed the changes made by ''Brawl+''. | ||
While not officially abandoned, the last notable update for ''Balanced Brawl'', version 3, was released in 2010, with only a 2011 bugfix patch for [[PAL]] regions being released since then. Because of the effectively ceased development, ''Balanced Brawl'' is generally considered to be antiquated. As its last version was based on the ''Brawl'' [[metagame]] from 2010, some notable developments are not reflected in ''Balanced Brawl''{{'}}s changes, such as the emergence of {{SSBB|Olimar}} as a top tier character (who saw no nerfs by the final release of ''Balanced Brawl''), as well as the gradually decreasing dominance of {{SSBB|Snake}} (who saw the most | While not officially abandoned, the last notable update for ''Balanced Brawl'', version 3, was released in 2010, with only a 2011 bugfix patch for [[PAL]] regions being released since then. Because of the effectively ceased development, ''Balanced Brawl'' is generally considered to be antiquated. As its last version was based on the ''Brawl'' [[metagame]] from 2010, some notable developments are not reflected in ''Balanced Brawl''{{'}}s changes, such as the emergence of {{SSBB|Olimar}} as a top tier character (who saw no nerfs by the final release of ''Balanced Brawl''), as well as the gradually decreasing dominance of {{SSBB|Snake}} (who saw the most nerfs besides {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}). | ||
====''Brawl+''==== | ====''Brawl+''==== | ||
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====''Project Meta Plus EX''==== | ====''Project Meta Plus EX''==== | ||
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Project Meta Plus EX is a Project+EX build | Project Meta Plus EX is a Project+EX build with a different roster, adding characters who did not debut in a video game such as Goku and Kirito, alongside 2 new original characters, as well as characters who are not in REX such as Roxas, Proto-Man, Mach Rider, Doom Slayer, and Ayumi Tachibana. The modification also includes stages from manga and anime such as My Hero Academia, and stage recreations of Earthbound 64 locations. Finally, the mod features stages from fangames such as Super Smash Land. | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. 4''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. 4''=== | ||