awesome!! never thought someone would mugenize buriki one. thank you. im hoping you will continue since its been awhile since your last iupdate.
samjs721 said, May 19, 2014, 06:46:16 amawesome!! never thought someone would mugenize buriki one. thank you. im hoping you will continue since its been awhile since your last iupdate.I'm working on it right now. Sorry about any necessary worries I've caused, I'm not very good with keeping up to date on things so I usually just drop out for a while and then reappear. Anyway, I've been a bit busy with work, but I've been making steady progress. I need to fix some scaling with the grapple gauge, since I forgot the whole arrow scales so it goes outside the outer bar. I'll be working non-stop this month as I want to keep my promise about having 1.0 out by the end of August.
So I'm maybe 80-90% done with the bars. I split the grapple gauge filler so it scales correctly, so if you have good eyes and can see the blue bar against the training stage you can see it in action. I'm going to tweak the vars when you attack in the grapple because it was just big for test purposes. Outside of that I have my list of to dos before I'll release what will hopefully be my last system update (there might be a few tweaks in the future, but I'm pretty much done with the meat of the system here)To be done:- Lost grip animation & state- grapple ends when a certain bar threshold is met- The amount of bar you have makes it easier/harder to grab (I need to look over my sources to see how to implement it. Right now I'm looking at a percentage chance based on your bar vs the opponent's, but I want to double check it with the original system)(I just realized that I spelled gauge wrong throughout the entire cns because I consistently wrote the code at 2 am)
I really like the originality of this project! I've never played any fighting hame outside the traditional 4-6button set up.I'm looking forward to seeing more.
To think that somebody actually took the time to learn the core mechanic of this obscure game and successfully implemented it within the confines of Mugen. Two thumbs up!Lmao @ Brett Hart
System update is gonna be out a bit later than scheduled. There's a whole bunch of stubborn things in the filler scaling code I need to take a long look at (possibly recoding entire sections of the -2) because the code I have already that prevents the filler from refilling while being hit clashes with the code I need to write for the attacker's bar depleting. When the bar depletes over the period of the grapple, it also refills by 2 per 60 ticks as it does when you're in the normal states. Because the attacker is in a standing state and not a hitstate, I can't write code that prevents it from refilling the bar in that custom state without removing the hitstate trigger, which causes the bar to refill while you're being hit, in a custom state, or lying on the ground.And then after that mess, I just gotta write some quick variable percentage code with failsafes for grabbing certain amounts of bar and finish the last exit from grappling state. Hope for a mid September release if classes don't get in the way.
To celebrate Thanksgiving here in America I present system version 1.0!I have added all of the necessary requirements I made for my grappling states! There is only one issue and that is the grapple bar clipping a bit through the outer layer at the very end of scaling.Check out the Silber release thread for the entire thing, and if there are no huge system issues that pop up, I'm going to get to work immediately on Gai!
Since the system is in its final state, I'm mostly just doing bug fixes and housekeeping. I'm gonna split all the system files from the character CNS so I can provide any updates without everyone having to download the characters all over again when the only updates are system wise.The real reason I'm posting though is to ask how many people in general have adopted widescreen for 1.0.If need be, separating the system files will allow me to easily make a separate system file for widescreen users if it's really popular, since without the bars you really only have half of the character.
Just did some misc. bug fixes, expect an update in the Silber topic with the new version in the next day or so, since I gotta run after I make this post and can't upload it now.More importantly, I've added what is hopefully widescreen friendly bars and I've split up the CNS files so I can make system updates without having everyone to download the characters again, because system updates are pretty much separate from the characters.
nice to see you are still working on your project I did try your silber and he is really fun to play with even if he is kind of difficult to usealso are you planning to make a fullgame? if yes there some character that you could maybe use as a replacement to the one in the original roster mostlyBalrog(Boxer) with svc capcomHonda using Thedge kof spriteand Thedge also converted marco sprite from garou to kof stylegood luck
Full game is too much work for me to put out a product in a reasonable frame of time. I'm happy with just releasing them even though the system is entirely different than most characters, and with Gai I'm trying to make them more viable in a nonfullgame format.I've been looking at heavy D as a replacement for Rob Python, maybe Tizoc for wrestling, but aside from that, I haven't thought about much porting. To be honest the only other fleshed out character idea is making Hanzo as a joke.
So I was hoping to get a Gai beta out by Christmas, but MAME's recent updates over the past year has allowed me to partially emulate Buriki One whereas I could not emulate it at all 2 years ago. It was at the point where I was so blind and running off my 3 hours experience, my discussion the system with others who owned the game and eyeballing videos a few years ago that Shwa sent me info about the game with a motherboard being sold as an alternate way of replaying to game to get a feel for it, but I decided against it at the time because I would be just eyeballing it again on a terrible TV (also I didn't really have a place to store it at the time and I had 600 bucks in the bank and it was 100 plus the huge shipping for it's weight from Japan).However, this is good because I can refresh my memory of how the system works and make some big system tweaks as well as make Gai a lot more accurate to his Buriki One counterpart. It runs like garbage, BUT I can hopefully dust off my copy of artmoney and get some velocities out of this and figure out Buriki One's friction among other miscellaneous constants because IIRC I don't need it to be running at 60 fps to get that
