Good idea.

you need to update the synthax, there are missing words (like Trip) and the new ones from 1.0 version

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É problema no programa sim

Se fosse, daria no meu, no das pessoas que trabalham aqui, nos meus amigos. Não é no programa não

Mas isso é velho, nao é do CS5.

É problema da máquina da pessoa, e nao do programa. Quem usa PC, sabe que tá juntando peças de varios fornecedores xing ling e torcer pra dar certo. Nisso, o Mac leva uma vantagem imensa.

VC++ Runtime Error: Call to pure virtual function. Ai vai uma explicação do probleminha: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/125749

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Sobre o CS5, Ilu, ta usando ele a quanto tempo?
Instalei o trial pra dar uma olhada mas o PS x64 no Win7 x64 trava toda hora. Mesmo depois do update para a versão 12.0.1.

Uso ele no Seven 64 e no OSX. ambos rodam numa boa.

boa, da próxima tb quero ir se for fico até sem fala.

I don't want to suggest TOO much to go into the program or it becomes bloated like FFU and somewhat loses track of what it's meant to do.

Some of these features are time saving and awesome, but i wouldn't want them in the main interface. More like tools that are bolted on like pcxclean or pal2act. You can choose to load them and run through a little wizard to say "this file, do this to it" That way they can be added in at a later date with proper development that doesn't interfere with FF3 and making it work perfectly for creating for the newer version of mugen.

VirtuallTek said, September 15, 2010, 05:51:26 pm

FFU runs with admin privilegies because the update function is in the same executable. This function needs full access to Program Files folder.
I plan on doing it as a separate program. However, the issue of UAC is that any change in the program folder (as saving the configuration file) can not occur successfully.
The alternatives are create a portable version that runs on any folder, or request admin privilegies as FFU does.

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Many programs do the trick? why don't you try this?
http://www.ghacks.net/2010/07/23/uac-trust-shortcut-launch-programs-without-uac-prompts/
it may hlp you
I'll try to see if I can get more info

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Thedge said, September 13, 2010, 11:12:51 pm

One thing I've missed from FFC is the ability to save the exported sprite with the displayed palette, and not just with the default one.

I second this, Fighter Factory Ultimate lacks this feature

VirtuallTek said, September 09, 2010, 06:06:28 pm

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- NO use of the User appdata folder, in some cases, that is anoying (like for example, multiboot configs or when you use another partition for mugen and its tools), instead, a config folder in the FF3 directory could be nice.

This is a rule of Windows Vista/7. I can put it in the application directory but I have to handle some stuff about UAC.

FFU Still deals with UAC (even if using the users appdata folder), every time you execute the program, UAC prompts you with it stuff... maybe you can deal with that "virtualizing" the UAC stuff in FFU... i read about that some time ago... maybe this links may help you:
http://securityxploded.com/vistauacmaker.php
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tools/18708.html

Anyway, FF3 doesn't need admin priviledges to run or modify chars... you can always change that in code so FF3 always run with limited ones.

See ya!!

Putz, Bia, vc tem a tradução?

Yes, FFU can extract the sprites. And it can even transfer the sprites from one char to another char, on the fly.

VT, the import feature (transfer) has a bug: it just works if you choose to change the numbers of the sprites. If you don't choose it, it gets buged.
(falando em portugues, quando vc manda importar, vc tem que escolher pra ele renumerar. Se nao fizer isso, ele importa zuado, fica sprite 0, 1, e dai tudo fica como 1)

Another thing that could be added to CLSN tool:

Increase/decrease by x/y amount of pixels for all CLSN. Though this might be tricky... Might need some way to specify if it should increase to the left and right for x; up and down for y.

Illustration can best show the options I have in mind for direction of extension. Blue is the original, green is the extension:


Part of the reason for this suggestion is due to the older versions of Fighter Factory not drawing CLSNs correctly (which was eventually fixed in FFU, thankfully). Though a simple "fix CLSNs made by old FF" button could work just as well. Hah.

A "transfert files from SFF to SFF" would be nice too.
Let's say I have a character which I want to take a full set of hitsparks and other effects from, and transfert them to the SFF of my current WIP.
As it is now, the only solution I found was to do it manually.
Having these options would be nice :
- Extract all sprites of group [] as pcx
- Extract all sprites of animation [] as pcx
- Transfert all sprites of group [] to SFF []. (with options to change the number of the groups).

Didn't FFU have that feature?

Idea:

"Apply CLSN to all instances of a particular frame." If I made a CLSN for a particular frame before (such as 10,0) I will use that same CLSN in all other instances of that frame anyway, so if it can go through and find that frame and apply the CLSN for me....

Another useful tool:

Offset all CLSNs
x = [amount to offset by X pixels]
y = [amount to offset by Y pixels]
[checkbox for anims you want to offset]



In case someone misaligns an entire set by say, 2 pixels, they could use this so they don't have to remake all CLSNs.


Basically, works the same way as the "Alignment options" you already have for SFF.



PLEASE add this!

Ou ignoro, ou soco. simples 

- No registry usage... I don't know if FFU used this feature, but causes problems when trying to use more than one version at the same time (FFU and FFCUP3) better using an INI file or a XML as you mentioned some posts earlier.

- NO use of the User appdata folder, in some cases, that is anoying (like for example, multiboot configs or when you use another partition for mugen and its tools), instead, a config folder in the FF3 directory could be nice.

- Give back FF its ability of adding syntax words (like in older FFC, in which you could modify the syntax.ffh file... i guess it was that one) sometimes some words are missing, but eing able to fix that by yourself gives you some comtrol.

- I guess that a tab per char is better that a window per char, just because you can "group" windows with different chars open on each... but you can always add a "allow multiple instances" option for this...

- Better scrolling options when adding clns to very large sprites, and keeping the clnss remember its position when scrolling.

Just that.... I Use FFU for the record, and I'm pretty happy... OHHH!!! one more... is FF3 able to use aero peek functions when multitabbing? (A la Internet Explorer?)

Don't do the confirmation when you save. Do it when the sff is created. Or require a physical box to be checked to make it sffv1 if you're going to stick with compatibility with winmugen.

It simple: make the confirmation and warn the user that he can turn that off on the settings.

PLEASE, make the ENTER button works for everything, as it sould be. ITs boring change the sprite number or to export an sprite....and doesn't beeing able to hit ENTER, I NEED to click OK.

Regarding handling of SFFv1 and SFFv2:

Yeah, I can see how this would be a tough thing to implement, and tough decisions to make regarding the saving.

My solution would be to set it in Options dialog:

• Always save as SFFv1
• Always save as SFFv2
• Source-defined (default).
• Ask upon save.

that was my idea years ago, heheeh. This is something you REALLY need to do

Cool. But dunno if it will bring you trouble, by putting everything togheter.

I do prefer the FFU way. But have you decided if it will work for winmugen or juist for 1.0? Becau

se if you remain with winmugen, you need to make the AUTO function to organize then shared pallete spritews, then the non-shared sprites (I'm not sure who this works for  1.0). Not like the way it is now: you hit AUTO and it mixed both cases and screw the SFF

If possible, allow right clicking options like copy/cut/delete/paste/etc. for everything plz

Have a magic button to appear on the right, red big one that says just MAGIC BUTTON TO MAKE CHARS, when pressed it opens the docs and a pop up says "THERE IS NO MAGIC BUTTON", with the button being hidden from then on.

Caracas, alguem já viu esse maluco tocando Drum and Bass com panelas???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFnLuqP0LfU

The language file could be done using .po files, its the stardard used by many frameworks.

Will stages be supported again?

- For fonts, we have Font Factory, and it covers almost everything. Or will you include it on the new FF?
- For SP, take a look at Muge Windows Configurator, its a good start. *and hey, you could do something like that, since Bytezero seams to be vanished.

Cybaster said, September 08, 2010, 10:55:46 am

For stages, I don't know if this is feasible in FF, or if we would rather have to wait for a real Stage Factory, but some things would be nice :
- When you code an animation, be able to display it in a preview window on the fly.
- Same goes for each BGDef independently (be it a normal or an anim), so we can see how the vels, addalpha, sinadd, etc. look like.
- Best would even be to be able to choose an ID an display the animation, sprites and BGCtrls (this is the most important) corresponding to the ID on the fly.
- You could take a look at my "automatic stage creation tool" for little ideas which would make creation easier for people : placing a sprite on the floor to get zoffset, filling the [info] part automatically with a few sample questions, etc.

I think the last beta of Stage Factory that I saw do all of this (minus the automatic stage stuff). The layers are like in photoshop, you can drag them and put where you want.