AnimElemTime(1) / (AnimElemTime(1) - AnimTime + 0.) >= .75

I'm running into more and more problems.
I changed the 955 state to an air move but all sorts of problems occur. Either the enemy falls through the floor or when the enemy hits the floor it reverts to state 0 and has control. Then with the attributes changed the enemy goes sliding across the floor when it's a standing or crouching attack. I've tried all of the combinations I can think of, I guess I'll have to come up with a way of making it fall if it's in the air...

Projectiles wont counter. I have the code in so they should but they just wont. On top of that, some enemy's "projectiles" are actually helpers and they turn into state 955 and then reset to state 0 so there's a bunch of clones all over the screen. 

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The projectile just goes through the counter's attack box and connects with the collision box.

How can I stop the helpers from turning into state 955 and becoming clones? How can I get it to counter projectiles? Any ideas are welcome!

Is there a way to jump to an animation at a certain animelem??

[StageInfo]

zoffset = GROUND_Y

This parameter is the vertical distance of the ground level from the top of the screen, given in pixels. The parameter is inappropriately named, but has been left unchanged for compatibility purposes.

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Standing Counter Connects Enemy
[StateDef 955]
type = S
movetype = H
physics = S
Anim = 955
velset = -3,0
ctrl = 0
sprpriority = 2

One other thing I noticed, your trigger. This will only be activated for 1 tick when time is equal to 0. Essentially, at the very beginning of your move. ReversalDef acts similar to HitDef (trigger-wise). For example:

Code:

trigger1 = time > 10 ; This will keep the ReversalDef/HitDef active only as long as time is greater than 10.
trigger1 = !time ; This only activate the ReveralDef/HitDef active on the first tick, ie. when time is equal to 0.

Try messing around with the attributes and the trigger to get different results, but I'm almost positive that it's your trigger.

[State 6000, 4]                              /
type = destroyself
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Response to Rajaa/GOH at screenshot thread:

Escape Roll          b, db, d + P after being     LP=stationary, MP=short, 
                     knocked down                 HP=long; can roll past
                                                  opponent

EnemyNear, HitDefAttr, SC, NA, SA, NT, ST, HT

EnemyNear, HitDefAttr = SC, NA, SA, NT, ST, HT

In any case, as said, prevstateno is unreliable. It doesn't always give the good result, for God knows what reason.

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Don't ask me why it works and not the other one, I have no idea. It's just a bad behaviour with prevstateno, and it's stated in the docs. Try it in your code: if it works as wanted 100% time, good. If it doesn't, you'll have to find another way...

The second; a system for showing when and how the guards move called ‘instinct’ – when turned on, you can see a glowing orange path that shows where they’re going. It’s about helping players visualize the space and allowing them to plan ahead.

Hitman is dead.