As many people, I don't test new releases or create my characters in my huge Mugen game that takes minutes to load. I have a small Mugen that contains a few chars and stages.

Now, when testing stuff, you want to be sure you're testing every possible mistake in a character. In this topic, I propose you post what chars/stages/whatever you use and recommend for testing/creating.

Screenpack :
Something simple that holds about 20 chars, and displays small and large portraits at the regular size, with borders, so you can easily se if the portraits have the right size and are aligned correctly.

Chars :
- KFM. Because if it brakes VS KFM, you're on a bad start. Plus, he's thin, so you can test moves at point blank.
- KFM Training by Stupa. Just a good testing char.
- Shin Gouki by POTS : he breaks out of dizzy, has good AI you can test stuff against.
- One small character. I use BDI's Pocket Chunli.
- One very tall character, to test for infinites when jumping.
- One character with Super Armor.
- One character with bars (groove bars or something) and/or a helper in the BG. I like to make it so fullscreen attacks make them disappear, if possible.
- Mickael Jackson, to test parallax in a stage.
- Clark by OrochiKOF97, to test head.pos and all these position constants, thanks to his throws.

Stages :
- One simple stage dark enough so debug is easy to read.
- One stage with foreground, to test for noFG assertspecials.
- One stage with a camera moving intro, to test bindings.
- One stage with shaking/ground motion, to test bindings.
- One of the stage must have music, to test nomusic assertspecial.
- One stage of each resolution (LR,HR,HD).

Characters:
- One very tall character, to test for infinites when jumping.
- One character with Super Armor.
- One character with bars (groove bars or something) and/or a helper in the BG. I like to make it so fullscreen attacks make them disappear, if possible.
Stages:
- One stage with foreground, to test for noFG assertspecials.
- One stage with a camera moving intro, to test bindings.
- One stage with shaking/ground motion, to test bindings.
- One stage of each resolution (LR,HR,HD).