Speaking of things that will never happen, Balthazar reminded me that Bluestreak still needs good ai. I of course made a small request for that, though in this thread.

First of all, thank you for all your hard work. You delivered some great stages. Secondly is just me or your stages are not detected by Vselect?

when I save it, it gives me an error

Vselect work for both version 1.0 and the 1.1 I have tested so many time

That was the first I tried but it didn't help. This was different from the startup crash, it happens when I select replace and try to open a file or folder.

Unfortunately, as of today, I have been unable to get it to work.  If I double click on it, I get the loading screen to pop up, but after a few seconds it disappears, and nothing happens.

Any reason why this would lock up Vselect?

will you update this to the new version of mugen or are you keeping it for pre version 1.0

I must have wierd version as its not showing some of the characters in my display I am wondering what its max Character handling is at the moment as i may have gone over it if needs be I can supply copy of the select.def

Just a couple of suggestions that I think would really benefit this already awesome program:

Have you considered an option that auto detects def files that you have in your chars and stages directories as compared to what you have in your select.def? This would make adding large numbers of new chars and stages absolutely painless and instant. And the opposite, for chars that are deleted but still in the select.def file

Maybe a sort option, like by alphabetical for stages and chars?

startwinmugen is a batchfile that would have coding suggestions for these options.

Hopefully you will consider these possible additions. Thanks again.

• Characters: Lists all characters found in the Chars folder, including all subfolders.  There's an "Included" column which indicates if the character is currently present on the select screen.  You can click the column heading to group the included characters together; that should make it easy to see which characters currently are/aren't in use.  Or you can sort the list alphabetically by clicking the appropriate column header (click again to invert the order)
• by Order: Lists all characters currently present on the select screen, grouped by their order.  You can drag characters from one section to another to set their Order (or you can drag to/from the select screen)
• by Stage: Lists all characters currently assigned a stage, grouped by stage.  As with the by Order list you can drag characters to/from this list.  You can also right-click a stage to include/exclude it from the Extra Stages list.

What's up with the T-Rex!? Fucking INCREDIBLE!!