VirtuallTek said, April 18, 2011, 12:39:33 am

EDIT: FF3 on Linux is 3-10 times faster than in Windows.

Is this true to FFU?

Could you explain that to us?

Recently I got a MUCH BETTER pc than I had, and it uses windows 7 while my old one used XP, and now FFU is much slower than before, it's kinda frustrating really, I can't see the animations properly, they're 10 times slower than normal mugen, so I end up making them way too fast when testing them on the air editor.

VirtuallTek said, April 17, 2011, 09:06:29 pm

FF3 currently uses: user specified name - group - index . extension (pcx, bmp, png)
Yes, you can transfer sprites, sounds or animations. Already implemented.
In the next week, i will post the first screenshots.
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Thank you! I'm so impatient to use MUGEN 1.1 and FF3.0 
Oh, by the way, I also noticed this: It is possible to use the same .def file for your character and for your introduction or ending cutscene, MUGEN allows it with no complaint nor warning. However FF Classic just can't open a def file that is used for both introduction and char or ending and char definitions.
(you know, some chars like N-Mario's have dual sized scales, which means they can be used at both their original small chibi size and a normal 2x scaled size, which gives 2 def files one for small size and one for 2x scaled normal size.)
Now I have added introduction and ending cutscenes so for example the normal sized def contains the intro and the small sized one contains the ending, both linking each other. MUGEN 1.0 and WinMUGEN supported this trick, however FF classic just can't open the chars, it says:
cannot find the file, "whatever.SFF"
I must comment out this lines to open it:
;[SceneDef]
;[Info]
If you want a sample char, you can download my modded version of N-Mario's Omega Zero at my website (the link is at my signature)
Now I don't know if I would prefer to keep it like that (so only people with sufficient knowledge can open the char with FF)
However I wanted VirtuallTek to know it.

Thank you. Well, now I just found out something else: FF Classic (the commemorative version) has a little issue.
Again, I'm posting this because I hope it's either not an issue for FF3.0 or you'll see my post and fix it for FF3.0
The variable documentation generator (the button that generates a list of your variables and which states are involved)
doesn't take into account varsets located at state -1 (CMD file in general). I know it's a little issue but I just wanted you to know.
See ya and God bless you.

Oh, I forgot, about editing air files, the air standard was improved for MUGEN 1.1 wasn't it? so now we can have air angle draw or scaling or something like that... anyways, FF3.0 will have support for those won't it? I was planning to use those new features for my intros and endings, however I wonder if FF3.0 will have an editor for introductions / endings, specially considering the trick I'm using (did you try my chars to see such trick?)

I would say allow the features to be entered via text without FF deleting them. Not so much providing support, but at least letting people add them without FF stopping you (not that it ever does)

Hey, VirtuallTek/Ramon/whoever may be monitoring this topic. I recently just got access to a computer again and I would like to continue testing out the beta versions of the new Fighter Factory builds. I was a beta tester before and I would just like to get back into the testing again.