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greyman214

How to remove a buggy frame in an animation?
#1  September 12, 2009, 05:06:28 am
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I recently came across a character that when you grab him, the sprite changes to one of his attack sprites. Now I already used fighter factory to edit him to remove the sprite but when I tested it, it happened again. Am I right to assume that this problem can be solved by removing the sprite command in the animations tab by using notepad. If I need to do anything more please tell me.

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Re: How to remove a buggy frame in an animation?
#2  September 12, 2009, 07:31:06 am
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The person coding hasn't added the required sprites properly.

Or, the opponent is using a changeanim2 and has actually specified that attacking sprite. The required sprites comment is more likely though.


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Re: How to remove a buggy frame in an animation?
#3  September 12, 2009, 07:36:36 am
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So what should I do to fix it. It kind of gets on your nerves when you grab a person then it changes to a person throwing a punch while jumping.

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Re: How to remove a buggy frame in an animation?
#4  September 12, 2009, 08:20:27 am
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First step, Look at the character doing the throw. Look at the changeanim2 it's calling, look at the animation and which sprites are affected. Then compare what it's using to the broken character.

Then read spr.txt air.txt and have a look over spr.gif in your mugen\docs folder.

Alternatively, if it's not using the required sprites correctly, and it's probably not, throw it out as a badly coded piece of work and find something more worthwhile.


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