Where does it say?

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15.- is possible both static and animated portraits for all characters involved (6) in select and versus?, it seems disabled the anim0 currently

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The animated portraits, using group 0 was one of the best things added in this engine. Yes, because you no longer need to change sff of each char to customize the portraits. The Ikemen do it automatically for you. That's one of the big reasons I want Ikemen instead of Mugen 1.1.

I'm planning to work on adding animated portraits back in future. No promises though.

The´re will be possible add more actions to the fight archive, would be great: Perfect, you lose for 1 player modes, hyper move ko and intro before round 1, it would be perfect!

I read that now lifebar have bgdef for the animations.  In mugen you have round, fight, ko, win, time over, draw and double ko. If it´s possible with all of them?

[DKODef]
[DKO my_element_name]
[DKOCtrlDef my_controller_name]

bg.name = bgname (string)
If this parameter is specified, you can make use of a background object. bgname is a string prepended to your background definition groups. For example, if bgname is "Scene04bg", then your background definition group must be named "Scene04bgDef", and the following background elements must begin with "Scene04bg". data/kfm/intro.def and data/kfm/credits.def are examples that use this parameter. Note that background objects are not affected by the "window" parameter. All elements of a background objects are drawn underneath all "layerX" animation objects, with the exception of elements with the "layer" parameter set at 1.

Mugen it´s very limited too for create the lifebar and powerbar... You only have p1.bg0.anim, p1.bg1.anim, p1.bg2.anim, mid and front animations, the same for p2, if you need more actions then you need to use time, face, etc and it´s a little annoying... please can you add more bg actions for lifebar and powerbar sections?
About the combo counter. I like very much this part in Add004 addon because implement messages in combos. Something like 5 hits (Nice Combo), 10 hits (Great Combo) and successively.
Another messages that are nice are from info like first attack, counter, danger, etc.

And the last for portraits, name and time fonts if It would be nice to control them with animations.

Ah! you can´t use loopstart with the fight.def archive.

1-3 hmm. Isn't that already controllable? You can change that setting in the options. The whole, you lose the round ala SFXT. Everything else can already be done, but you'd basically be asking them to develop a tag system all together. Much of what you describe, is already doable...

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1. Tag functions built into the engine
I feel that it would benefit to just have a SCTRL of this rather than have to fiddle around with uno tag (even though it's pretty good as it is) and such. Maybe have options upon how the tag works  like is it following tekken tag rules, (when a character gets KOed the team loses the round rather than the partner coming out) are the characters jumping in or running in, can they attack while tagging, do they have to be in a specific spot to tag in (Like Kizuna Encounter https://youtu.be/U77h27eSa8U?t=15s), etc.

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1. Yes it's doable (I even said uno tag in my post so I know it's doable) but I feel it would be better as a dedicated SCTRL that could be just inserted into a common1 file or even a dedicated play mode rather then having a separate piece of code which requires patching and such.

All of this is already implemented in latest GO build.

1. Tag mode is selectable from select screen the same way as Single, Simul and Turns (if you add new teammenu.itemname.tag parameter to screenpack DEF file) which makes all the characters in your team being controlled by player (or in case of side controlled by CPU - not, obviously) and sets value for trigger.

mr.mugenwii said, June 03, 2018, 10:32:25 pm

anyone know if this is compatible with sdl1.2.15 ot 1.2?

https://gbatemp.net/threads/sdl-1-2-15-for-switch-libnx-based.497412/

-Ash- said, June 02, 2018, 01:51:12 am

@MangeX Hey man, in case you didn't saw.

-Ash- said, May 25, 2018, 07:40:17 pm

Is there a way to implement DirectX to Ikemen GO, just like the vanilla Ikemen?

Ikemen Vanilla Plus use SDL2 API with OpenGL functions, that´s why it can be disabled for incompatibilities and is enabled by default.

Ikemen GO Plus does not have any SDL compatibility, it uses the GLFW API (Application Programming Interface) who work and is made with Opengl only in mind, that´s why this version of the engine has very broken incompatibility with lots of systems, like Windows for example who try to redirect an older version of simple opengl functions (1.2) is the reason for the video inconveniences.
It can be solved using wrappers for every possible configuration on each user system but is more effective the use of a more flexible and universal API (SDL)

I'm on the way to implement that Simple Direct-Media Layer (SDL) to surpass those issues, DirectX and OpenGL Can/Will be secondary alternative runtimes attached.

Is better to wait until that happen ,beacuse in fact, to make any port to whatever system or hardware you Will need to adapt the core code engine (Ram management, Proccesor calls, unique optimizations) not only the API, SDL libraries in this case (the physical interface)

The actual engine code is functional but a little chaotic in organization and needs more modular presentation for anyone to understant it.
I know that the engine was made to emulate or simulate mugen, but is a new engine itself, so can be used for more than only fight games using the intuitive file system and programming that everyone know.

;x said, June 09, 2018, 03:41:11 pm

I think you should try it first. As was said many of these things have already been done. Unfortunately, no matter what you are going to have to “patch” somewhere or the other for things like interactivity etc. I forgot to show an example for the stage intro, 3:30. This stuff goes beyond the system at this point, it should be specific for those who want it, well you’d put the extra work in.
[youtube]https://youtu.be/vqIbC06CptY[/youtube]

You can make a stage intro since the very first mugen in 1999, you just need to use properly the "stages background or foreground controllers [BGctrl] before the round start


[youtube]https://youtu.be/uwwW_4bzcv4[/youtube]

3. Stage intros and stage fx
Now i've seen that sounds are going to be introduced but not sure if I saw mention of stage intros. Plenty of fighting games have this and one example I can think up of is any stage in KoF95, one example would be is garou stage where they jump into the foreground https://youtu.be/lTMwD9ybSAQ?t=9m2s . Also on that stage the characters have landing dust (rather water splashing) applied to them which would be cool for stages that look better with it. Also having options whether the fx add to the ones on the character, or override the ones on the character already.

[StageInfo]
zoffset = 190
autoturn = 1
resetBG = 1
localcoord = 320, 240
xscale = 1
yscale = 1
;Sets whether the stage has an intro or not
stageIntro = 1
;Sets what BGCtrl is used for the stage intro. Characters start after the BGCtrl has ended, controllers must not have a looptime trigger assigned to them.
stageIntroCtrlID = 20

[PlayerInfo]
p1startx = -70          ;Starting x coordinates
p1starty = 0            ;Starting y coordinates
p1facing = 1            ;Direction player faces: 1=right, -1=left
p2startx = 70
p2starty = 0
p2facing = -1
leftbound  = -1000
rightbound =  1000
; Common effects for all of the players. 
; This is used if your stage benefits from having landing effects other than standard landing effects.
effectsType = replace ; none uses the characters standard effects
                      ; replace replaces the effects with the stages own
                      ; add adds the effect along with the characters own
effectsAnimation = 500 ;You can also use animations from the FightFX in the data folder
effectsSound = 2 ;You can also use sounds from the common.snd in the data folder