hum, there is a huge problem on your stage. You forgot to put zoffsetlink, so the chars will follow the floor movement.
check the mugen docs.

Damn cool stage there OG

Legendary DeMoNk@I said, April 26, 2014, 08:38:52 pm

Damn cool stage there OG

thank you was Omega Idea . now I have a new learning skill to figure out.this is the first time I never heard of the word zoffsetlink before. but I dont know where is this mugen doc that O Ilusionista referring too XD

OldGamer said, April 26, 2014, 09:29:34 pm

Legendary DeMoNk@I said, April 26, 2014, 09:16:54 pm

OldGamer said, April 26, 2014, 08:43:11 pm

Legendary DeMoNk@I said, April 26, 2014, 08:38:52 pm

Damn cool stage there OG

thank you was Omega Idea . now I have a new learning skill to figure out.this is the first time I never heard of the word zoffsetlink before. but I dont know where is this mugen doc that O Ilusionista referring too XD

yeah pretty much what Markpachi said OG in most mugen engine folders youll see something for docs in there youll find what you need on basic stuff like characters and stages

I did and I dont understand none of it I very confuse by this...would be another way to explain better so this old man can understand easy.. these words they say on mugen doc not helping me with it I dont understand none of it really

zoffsetlink = elem_ID
    If this parameter is specified, it links the zoffset value to the y-position of a background element with the specified ID number. For example, you can link the value to a dummy element (see Other background element types) with a sin.y parameter to make the characters bob up and down in a sinusoidal fashion.

could be easy just give me the code text so I can put in the stage than just saying confusing word  I sure I dont understand

damn...sorry OG stage coding isnt fully my thing yet so i cant give you a clear helpful answer on that code stuff unless  its with character creation which is more my area

But i did send out the bat signal so that maybe some of the homies stop in here to drop you a tip on that stuff. Just hold tight a bit. some more stage coders here might jump in for the mean time and give you some code advice on what to do for this situation

zoffsetlink = elem_ID
If this parameter is specified, it links the zoffset value to the y-position of a background element with the specified ID number. For example, you can link the value to a dummy element (see Other background element types) with a sin.y parameter to make the characters bob up and down in a sinusoidal fashion.

nice men grant work

Glad you got that fixed. Looks ultra cool. I suggest maybe editing the sky so the tile isn't so obvious.

Hey, i remember that game!

Thanks for that OG!

Video Demonstration for SNK-Dragon Sky Stage
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrifI7SocI[/youtube]

Special thanks to Insigniawarfare for helping me Fix my problem
http://mugenguild.com/forum/topics/solvedhelp-zoffsetlink-my-stage-please--159140.new.html#new

Mugen Stage Made by OldGamer
Original Sprite created by Omega
Extra Sprite rips made By OldGamer
Sound Track rip by OldGamer from Sengoku PC Game
Stage was made from the Original game of Sengoku 2 by SNK
The Stage can do Super Jump
The Stage come with both version of the mugen software
The Stage is fully animated and coded by OldGamer
Come with Rips Folder made By Omega & OldGamer for resources for everyone to used for future projects

Stages been used by Omega Original Sprite sheet and what been used and added

1.Background skies
2.The clouds
3.The Moon
4.Dragon Scale Floor

Added Sprite rips for the stage By OldGamer
1.Dragon's head
2.Moving Rocks

The Download location
http://www.mediafire.com/download/e1v142scqyf1jle/SNK-Dragon+Sky+Stage.rar

Backup Download location
https://mega.co.nz/#!yJRD3ZTL!aet16QUTjchMEIB2lyKhIX1EXFRU3PW8Zivgd6Xzto0