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Training Modpack version 6.0 is now released! Finally, we have Input Recording with tons of options, FGC-style Input Display, an auto-updater, customizable button configurations, and SO much more in bugfixes and QoL improvements. Thanks as always for sharing!

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jugeeya3 years ago

Download can be found here, along with the full changelog: Thanks to: @_CPU_1 , @Scythe_SSBU, @xhudaman, GH/austintraver: dev team @jam1garner: Backend framework @Maroof_64: video clips @KingOfWizards: video editor Discord Members: feedback and testing

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Scythe3 years ago

Super proud to have contributed to a lot of the new features here, and have loved having the chance to work with the team. Wonderful to see all of this in a stable build - I hope everyone enjoys!

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Jahzz03 years ago

Peak.

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Kami3 years ago

Great! So we can finally have that on Mac and it’s not mandatory to go through Windows again? (I’m kidding you do a great work keep it up I just hope that one day we mac users can have it as well 🥲)

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jugeeya3 years ago

There is nothing that blocks Mac users from using the mod. Neither for booting a modded Switch with it nor for using emulation, I believe at least one of the emulators supports MacOS now.

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🦔 • ODG | Ace★3 years ago

YOU GUYS ARE JUST SO AMAZING!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE UPDATE!

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Shinta3 years ago

WAY TOO TALENTED

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PlayAid.app3 years ago

Incredible!!!

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Phenom3 years ago

@TheDakpo This is sick af, makes me want to play and lab again. Props to everyone who has been working on this and continues to do so! Also, is this compatible with hdr?

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jugeeya3 years ago

@TheDakpo Apparently it is!

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