You might as well have suggested someone digitize their own sprites for a mortal kombat fan game

• Posts here in the Guild every now and then (maybe like 1-2 every few hours).  Someone is still keeping the lights on (thanks for that!)
• Drama is still a thing.
• Occasional new releases.
• Ikemen GO/Mugen alternatives are thriving.

I would check these out:

https://wiki.supercombo.gg/w/Ultra_Street_Fighter_IV
https://wiki.supercombo.gg/w/Street_Fighter_V

• Amount of air time (in frames) after a jump.
• Typical frame data for all normals.
• Damage output.
• Life/Attack/Defense values.

• 12 new characters added including 4 secret characters.
• Various bug fixes and AI tweaks.
• More character rebalancing across the entire roster.
• A port to Ikemen GO, which utilizes the character unlocking feature for the secret characters.
  NOTE: The Mortal Kombat stage finishers in their current form are incompatible with Ikemen GO due to differences in how the camera acts with specific bounds and Z-offsets.  Rather than attempting to convert over 60+ characters to utilize the Ikemen GO standard for stage interaction, I opted to just forego the Mortal Kombat stages completely in the interest of retaining compatibility with Mugen.
• Expanded the Troubleshooting section to include questions for Ikemen GO.
• Added a character filter (top right) to narrow down specific character traits.

• Ra - The Egyptian pharaoh.
• Jim Bob - A parody of redneck stereotypes.
• Master Baiter - Don't let his name fool you.  He's a master angler.
• Sanna - Yoga is good for your health.  Namaste!
• Atlas - What he lacks in speed he makes up for in power.
• I.C. Wiener - Nevermind what Futurama says.  He really exists!
• Demi - A Gyrokinesis user.
• Ace - A volleyball player.

• The Ikemen GO team for helping troubleshoot bugs I came across when working on the port.
• The MugenGuild team for hosting my works.
• The many Mugen content creators for providing stages and graphics.

• Quick Match with P2 cursor.
• Watch Mode with P1 and P2 cursor.

Bane84 said, August 15, 2021, 02:12:29 am

I'm running into another difference between the two engines.  I have the game resolution set to 1920x1080 for both engines.  Note the differences in the same resolution between the two versions:

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IKEMEN
MUGEN

In MUGEN, the localcoord for everything is 320x240 but it's scaled up to the game resolution (the sides of the screen appear with black bars.  I'm fine with this).  In IKEMEN, everything is scaled both horizontally and vertically (there are no black bars on the sides).  I prefer the way MUGEN does it because in IKEMEN the gameplay appears off due to scaling.  Also of note, I'm using the same motif for both engines with little/no changes in any configurations.  I want to have the full game behave exactly the same in both engines.

How can I properly configure IKEMEN to reproduce how MUGEN renders the game graphically?

Wait... these 2 images do not have the same resolution.
The Mugen one is 1920x1440 and the Ikemen Go one is 1920x1080.

For now, it's maybe worth pointing that Taybear and I released a version of The Pit 2 that uses AttachedChar and integrates the fatality without any code char-wise.

[Info]
name     = "The Pit 2"
author = "Taybear"
mugenversion = 1.0

[Camera]
startx = 0
starty = 0
boundleft = -585
boundright = 585
boundhigh = -150
boundlow =  480
verticalfollow = 1
tension = 80
floortension = 90

[PlayerInfo]
p1startx = -80
p1starty = 0
p1startz = 0
p1facing = 1

p2startx = 80
p2starty = 0
p2startz = 0
p2facing = -1

leftbound  = -1000 
rightbound =  1000 
topbound  =  0
botbound   =  720

[Scaling]
topz     = 0       
botz     = 50     
topscale = 1       
botscale = 1    

[Bound]
screenleft = 35
screenright = 35

[StageInfo]
zoffset        = 212
autoturn       = 1
resetBG        = 1

Mugen 1.1
IKEMEN GO

Any guesses to who could be the final boss?