; XOR Method's HitPauseTime Helper State

[StateDef 9743]
type = S
movetype = I
physics = N
anim = 9741
ctrl = 0

[State 9743, Safety]; Just in case your opponent is very poorly coded.
type = SelfState
trigger1 = !IsHelper
value = 0

[State 9743, HitPauseTime]
type = VarSet
trigger1 = !(Parent,HitPauseTime)
trigger2 = (GameTime>Parent,var(57))
var(1) = Parent,HitPauseTime

[State 9742, Goodbye]
type = DestroySelf
trigger1 = (Parent,var(59) = 1)
trigger2 = !(Parent,Alive)
trigger3 = (RoundState != 2)

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Override common states (use same number to override) :
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; States that are always executed (use statedef -2)
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ; States that are always executed (use statedef -2)
[StateDef -2]


; Within StateDef -2, none of your own AI-related code should be placed
; above these next two controllers.

[State -2, StopAI]
type = VarSet
triggerall = (var(59) > 0)
trigger1 = (RoundState != 2)
trigger2 = !Alive
var(59) = -2
IgnoreHitPause = 1

; This controller is optional.  It allows you treat the AI flag as a boolean
; value rather than an integer value, letting you trigger your AI directives
; with "var(0)" instead of "var(59)>0", and letting you make moves usable only
; by humans by using "!var(0)" instead of "var(59)<1", thus slightly improving
; the size and efficiency of your code.
; Another benefit is that it makes it much easier for users to disable your AI,
; if they so choose.
[State -2, Simplifier]
type = VarSet
trigger1 = (var(59) = 1)
trigger2 = (var(0):=0)
var(0) = 1	; Another option is to replace 1 with something like MatchNo, if
		; you want to design your AI to have varying levels of difficulty.
IgnoreHitPause = 1
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; States that are executed when in self's state file (use statedef -3)
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Statedef -3]
[State -3, SetAI]
type = VarSet
triggerall = !RoundState
triggerall = IsHomeTeam
trigger1 = (TeamSide = 2)
trigger2 = (MatchNo > 1)
var(59) = 1

; Feel free to move this controller to your character's intro state for slightly better efficiency.
; Note that it may give P2 a slight unfair advantage in simul team vs mode, so you
; may want to disable it.  But then, since when has Mugen been about fairness? =P
[State -3, Unfair]; Is this reliable?
type = VarSet
trigger1 = !RoundState
trigger1 = (var(59) != 1)
trigger1 = NumPartner
trigger1 = (ID > Partner,ID)
trigger1 = (TeamSide = 2)
var(59) = 1

[State -3, AI Helper (Compatibly Partnered Version)]
type = Helper
trigger1 = !var(59)
trigger1 = !NumHelper(9742)
trigger1 = (RoundState = 2)
trigger1 = Alive
trigger1 = NumPartner
trigger1 = Partner,SelfAnimExist(9741)
HelperType = normal
name = "AI Helper (Simul Version)"
ID = 9742
pos = 9999999,99999
StateNo = 9742
KeyCtrl = 1
PauseMoveTime = 999999999
SuperMoveTime = 999999999

; If you want to use the Guard mode, Dummy mode, Distance, or Button jam dummy control
; options in Training mode without activating the dummy's AI while working on your
; character, then all you need to do is temporarily disable this controller.
; Or, if you want to permanently disable this controller in Training mode,
; then you could use the Training mode detection code available on my site
; ( http://www.shinmugen.net/winane/ ), and then just add a "(var(59)&63)>30"
; triggerall to this controller.
[State -3, AI Helper]
type = Helper
triggerall = !var(59)
triggerall = !NumHelper(9741)
triggerall = (RoundState = 2)
triggerall = Alive
trigger1 = !NumPartner
trigger2 = !(Partner,SelfAnimExist(9741))
HelperType = normal
name = "AI Helper"
ID = 9741
pos = 9999999,99999
StateNo = 9741
KeyCtrl = 1
PauseMoveTime = 999999999
SuperMoveTime = 999999999

[State -3, TurnBackOnAI]
type = VarSet
trigger1 = (var(59) = -2)
trigger1 = (RoundState = 2)
trigger1 = Alive
var(59) = 1

[State -3, HitPauseTime Helper]
type = Helper
triggerall = var(59)!=1
triggerall = !NumHelper(9743)
triggerall = (RoundState = 2)
triggerall = Alive
trigger1 = (MatchNo = 1)
trigger2 = NumPartner
trigger2 = (ID > Partner,ID)
HelperType = normal
name = "HitPauseTime"
ID = 9743
pos = 9999999,99999
StateNo = 9743
PauseMoveTime = 999999999
SuperMoveTime = 999999999

; According to Roque, this method works in Linux Mugen version 2002.04.14,
; whereas the old humanly-impossible commands method does not.
; It is very important that this controller NOT be moved to State -2.
; Note that this part won't work if AI.Cheat is turned off in mugen.cfg.
[State -3, XOR]
type = VarSet
triggerall = var(59)!=1
triggerall = (var(57) = GameTime-1)
triggerall = NumHelper(9743)
triggerall = !(Helper(9743),var(1))
trigger1 = (command = "a") ^^ (command = "a2")
trigger2 = (command = "b") ^^ (command = "b2")
trigger3 = (command = "c") ^^ (command = "c2")
trigger4 = (command = "x") ^^ (command = "x2")
trigger5 = (command = "y") ^^ (command = "y2")
trigger6 = (command = "z") ^^ (command = "z2")
trigger7 = (command = "start") ^^ (command = "start2")
trigger8 = (command = "holda") ^^ (command = "holda2")
trigger9 = (command = "holdb") ^^ (command = "holdb2")
trigger10 = (command = "holdc") ^^ (command = "holdc2")
trigger11 = (command = "holdx") ^^ (command = "holdx2")
trigger12 = (command = "holdy") ^^ (command = "holdy2")
trigger13 = (command = "holdz") ^^ (command = "holdz2")
trigger14 = (command = "holdstart") ^^ (command = "holdstart2")
trigger15 = (command = "holdfwd") ^^ (command = "holdfwd2")
trigger16 = (command = "holdback") ^^ (command = "holdback2")
trigger17 = (command = "holdup") ^^ (command = "holdup2")
trigger18 = (command = "holddown") ^^ (command = "holddown2")
trigger19 = (command = "recovery") ^^ (command = "recovery2")
var(59) = 1

; It is very important that this controller NOT be moved to State -2, as putting
; it there would defeat the entire purpose of the controller, allowing the
; helper method or the XOR method to erroneously set the AI variable.
; And within State -3, don't put any ChangeState controllers before this
; controller, lest you unnecessarily delay your character's AI activation.
[State -3, GameTimeVar]
type = VarSet
trigger1 = 1
var(57) = GameTime

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