Blue Wolfmage said, January 05, 2007, 02:49:03 pmRikard said, January 05, 2007, 11:35:27 am but it slows down my pc as hell when I run it. Well while you run it I don't know... But when you close it, doing this maybe? Amazingly enough, if I use the exit option or the Escape key instead of doing that, I get less memory consumption when leaving Mugen programs. Yep, ShugenDO too. But anyway, my PC keeps taking its little time to stabilize after that.512ram32bitCardenoughforMugenwtf:PBy pressing that X button on the window you force the programm to shoutdown and it has no chanceto delallocate all it resource the normal way.Good that windows allows us to disable this X button
I heard somewhile ago on your your forums that you were also planning on creating a more advanced paid version?I saw that in the old forums,though,correct me if im wrong.
SakirSoft said, January 05, 2007, 02:44:54 pmRikard said, January 05, 2007, 01:57:47 pmDooM said, January 05, 2007, 01:17:46 pmRikard said, January 05, 2007, 11:35:27 am(..) but it slows down my pc as hell when I run it. So that's your computer's fault it works fine for me.Trust me, when a 2.4ghz Pentium with 1024 mb ram and a GeForce 6000 can run 3D games with no slowdown and it slows down with an unfinished 2d application, it's NOT its fault.Hmmm which version of ShugenDo slow your PC down the Software Render(ShugenDoSw.exe) version or the normal version which use D3D?The D3D version runs quite good even on an Radeon 9500The only possible slow dow is the SW rendere of ShugenDo or the logfile because its write each messge to the file directly.The SW. I just tried D3D and it works fine, except that KFM has palette problems.EDIT: Nevermind, not only KFM has palette problems - most of my chars does. Also, Kei's custom AI turned on just right after I performed a special and it acted way, way, way bad.
I have a pentium 4, 2.60 ghz, 512 ram. And a Radeon 9550 Graphics card. And it runs very smoothly. Even with chars like Dragon Claw.But when I throw chars with Evil Ryu, they go the oppisite way.
Ippongi Ryūta said, January 04, 2007, 09:14:33 pmBUT DUDE, I HAVE OVER 9000 CHARS.I already developed a simple software to make a *.bat out of your \Chars folder, to run StConv.exe with each char (how the hell do you think I playtested all those chars?). To be released soon. 8)
Interesting... Still, it won't run my chars properly. Due to my unusual use of triggers for their CMD files, it's currently impossible to attack with them in the current ShugenDo build.Also, I cannot tell if the bezier curve code works properly because I can't use the attack.If you're willing to take a look onto it, there's a sample char with the bézier curve code below.http://ma.smeenet.org/guynes.rarRegards.
Hmmm...so according to the pics posted so far, there is no graphic mode equal to doubleres=2? that kinda sucks...i can't stand it when the most visually appealing thing in my game is the lifebars though there are some very NICE doubleres=4 chars out there (mostly of the GG persuasion(sp?)), it would be nice to see a mode that looks as smooth as Mugen's doubleres=2 graphical mode...this is, of course, just the opinion of one individual/user ......and before someone mentions that there is a mixed mode in works for a future release of ShugenDo, I've seen the pics of this mode, and they look like painted chars with no outlines...it just looks weird to me...it would be MUCH better with a dr=2 instead...again this is just MY opinion...
Seeming that we're aiming to neutralize "competition" wouldn't it be best to change the topic title?"ShugenDo, The Future of Mugen...."Come on.
http://www.sithangel.com/board/showthread.php?t=166EDIT: Wow, 1000 posts. I really should get a life. EDIT2: Copied for better viewing:The Future of Mugen is... here? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Quote:Originally Posted by KratosYeah, I know about this too. ShugenDo will be much better.Infinity Cat is interesting, but way too buggy. The author should focus more on getting the bugs out of the engine and making chars fully compatible. Instead the author is just adding new triggers.Sakir was smart, he worked on the main engine first and worked out all his bugs, And then he added new stuff.Having Patients pays off, and our wait will be worth it. I can tell. Looking forward to an new year with ShugenDo! I've been to this scene since 2001, and backed up every single clone project that popped out, a process in which I lost face and got bashed by lotsa ppl. I would certainly hate to see the now clone-flourishing scenario turn into a "My clone is better than yours!" one with rivalry instead of cooperation...Claiming that InfinityCat is the Future of Mugen is disrespecting ShugenDo, SakirSoft, and the other clone authors.Likewise, claiming that ShugenDo is the Future of Mugen is disrespecting InfinityCat, SofiyaCat, and the other clone authors.So, I would like to ask to some members here (with no authority, of course; just a polite request) to be more respectful (just like SakirSoft and SofiyaCat are) towards all the WIP Mugen clones, and try to keep the "XXX clone sux and YYY rulez!" comments private, to avoid any possible conflicts. We all know our preferences and can communicate them, yet I think there is no need to run the risk of harming the feelings of any clone authors.In other words: The Future of Mugen isn't ShugenDo or InfinityCat: the Future of Mugen are its Clones.
Lasombra Demon said, January 06, 2007, 12:01:00 pmhttp://www.sithangel.com/board/showthread.php?t=166You....rulez - LD for Prez
Megabyt2k2 said, January 06, 2007, 06:09:51 amHmmm...so according to the pics posted so far, there is no graphic mode equal to doubleres=2? that kinda sucks...i can't stand it when the most visually appealing thing in my game is the lifebars though there are some very NICE doubleres=4 chars out there (mostly of the GG persuasion(sp?)), it would be nice to see a mode that looks as smooth as Mugen's doubleres=2 graphical mode...this is, of course, just the opinion of one individual/user ......and before someone mentions that there is a mixed mode in works for a future release of ShugenDo, I've seen the pics of this mode, and they look like painted chars with no outlines...it just looks weird to me...it would be MUCH better with a dr=2 instead...again this is just MY opinion...Okey i see you want bilinear filtering.Now i added this filterhere are the current filters,l choose which one you like Normal( doublerez = 4 )bilinear( doublerez = 2)and Scale2xAll support high rez chars at the same time
Normal (doublerez = 4) FTW - Definately the bestBilinear (doublerez = 2) Is hurting my eyesScale2x - Not bad
Bia said, January 05, 2007, 10:35:19 pmInteresting... Still, it won't run my chars properly. Due to my unusual use of triggers for their CMD files, it's currently impossible to attack with them in the current ShugenDo build.Also, I cannot tell if the bezier curve code works properly because I can't use the attack.If you're willing to take a look onto it, there's a sample char with the bézier curve code below.http://ma.smeenet.org/guynes.rarRegards.Thanx man for that char i found a bug in my Var Assigment code and fixed.Now you guynes works in ShugenDo and you can test it in the next update release.By the way i think now i saw everythink in cns coding .Thats a very very special way to detect things via flags.But hey it wotks and now in ShugenDo tooBut i thing your bézier curve code does not work in ShugenDo because the white dragon is not flying.
Zod!ark said, January 06, 2007, 01:36:05 pmNormal (doublerez = 4) FTW - Definately the bestBilinear (doublerez = 2) Is hurting my eyesScale2x - Not bad Yeahh i also prever Normal and Scale2xBut i give you the choice to choose.
Hm... Even without looking at your code, I might have figured the problem.Does your code process an Null sctrl trigger?If not, the code to assign the keypoints won't work, as it use the null sctrl to set several variables at once.If it does, does it use short-circuit to evaluate the trigger expression?Now, if your engine uses short-circuited express evaluation for triggers, the code won't work because I use 1 || (varsetting code here) to assure that mugen won't skip the next trigger of the sequence due to the unlikely possibility of one the vars being zero after the random pos calculation, thus leading mugen to return fail for the trigger in question and skipping the all the other triggers with the same id within the sequence.InfCat was having the same issue.
Thank you Bia for that hint.Hope i will see this the dragon of that little guy flying soon in ShugenDo
SakirSoft said, January 06, 2007, 01:38:07 pmZod!ark said, January 06, 2007, 01:36:05 pmNormal (doublerez = 4) FTW - Definately the bestBilinear (doublerez = 2) Is hurting my eyesScale2x - Not bad Yeahh i also prever Normal and Scale2xBut i give you the choice to choose.I hate to ask, but could you maybe make it support dr=3 too? that way, if it comes out that blurry, I can just use the scanline mode to make it look a little more tv-ish...I know, I know...some of you are probably like, "why on Earth would you EVER use dr=3/scanline filtering?!"...but I kinda like dr=3 sometimes...if there was a way to make normal resolution characters look less pixellated in dr=4 mode, then I wouldn't mind...but I know not how to edit chars into dr=4 resolution, so I would have to deal with the pixel look in hi-res mode, and that would suck...but, yeah...I see that in ShugenDo dr=2 (bilinear resolution) mode, it looks blurry...so could you maybe try to make a scanline-compatible mode? maybe it won't look so bad...and maybe better than bilinear mode...
