I'm designing a multi-style fighting game called Sketch Fighter that combines the strategic Final-Fantasy Tactics strategic player movement with the 1-on-1 action of a 2D fighter, and obviously M.U.G.E.N. is the first place I turned.Check here to see what I'm trying to do:http://lufasa.blogspot.com/2014/01/floyd-tiryaki-raw-sprites.htmlAnd here's video of the Tactical Mode I was talking about (without a GUI, so bear please bear with me and look at the gameplay).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LxcyalGikUHere's a bit of the planned soundtrack.https://soundcloud.com/cnrhkxtreme/sets/sketch-fighterRight now, I'm using C# as the language de-jour. Basically, once a player is adjacent with another player, he has the option of engaging that player in a 1-on-1 fight, similar to the Mortal Kombat chess game, only with more strategy in the Tactical/Strategy mode.1.) This is the code I use to (attempt to) access M.U.G.E.N. Process matchProcess = Process.Start (@"Apps\mugen\mugen.exe", "./mugen " + user.MugenName + " " + target.MugenName);The first bracket simply accesses and opens mugen.exe. The second bracket is for in-app command-lines, which is a whole other can of worms. However, whenever I do so, I get the following error.Error message: Can't open config file data/mugen.cfg.Error reading data/mugen.cfgHow do I circumvent this issue? Do I have to access mugen.cfg through command-line as well, or is it an issue of permissions?If you can help with this, or more importantly if you want to get involved with this project, please contact me immediately!
i believe there was a older project, based around making story modes for games, that used a lot of what you are seeking for.http://mugenguild.com/forum/topics/mugen-story-mode-2-2a-source-code-released-136211.msg1469730.html#msg1469730I hope this helps you out.