The Mugen Fighters Guild - Learning New Moves.

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Learning New Moves.

#1 April 27, 2006, 02:19:22 pm

Okay, I found this out on my own! 8)
First off, you'll need two moves.

Key:
1- Move A States
2- Move B States

In the CMD, you need to place these above the "[Statedef-1]"

Code:

[command]
name = "Move1"
command= D, D, a
time=33

[command]
name = "Move2"
command= D, D, b
time=33

Next. Below the statedef-1, add this

Code:

;MoveA
[State -1, MoveA]
type = ChangeState
value = 1 <=This will be your MoveA state
triggerall = command = "MoveA"
triggerall = command != "holddown"
trigger1 = statetype = S
trigger1 = ctrl

;---------------------------------------------
;MoveB
[State -1, MoveB]
type = ChangeState
value = 2 <= This will be your MoveB state
triggerall = command = "MoveB"
triggerall = command != "holddown"
trigger1 = statetype = S
trigger1 = ctrl
trigger1=  Var(10) >=5

Okay, now we move to the CNS.
The follow code will go in your CNS where MoveA is.

Code:

[State 1, VarAdd]
type = VarAdd
trigger1 = stateno= 1 && time=0
v = 10
value = 1
ignorehitpause = 1
persistent = 1

This will add 1 value to Var(10).

Next, we add this lines. This will change the characters state to the next move.

Code:

[State 1, ChangeState]
type = ChangeState
trigger1 = Var(10) = 5
value = 2 <=This will change it to Move 2
ctrl = 0
anim = 10023
ignorehitpause = 1
persistent = 1

In your move two state, add this superpause

Code:

[State 2, SuperPause]
type = SuperPause
trigger1 = Var(10)=5 && Time=0
time = 36
anim = s*, * ;SuperSpark
sound = S*, * ; Sound
pos = 21,-22
darken = 1

That will create a superspark once the move is learned. You can it to > = instead of = if you want to keep the superspark afterwards.
And, to avoid repeat the superspark (if you don't want to keep it), add this.

Code:

[State 2, VarAdd]
type = VarAdd
trigger1 = stateno= 2 && time=4
v = 10 
value = 1
ignorehitpause = 1
persistent = 1

This will add one the Var around 4 ticks of Move B.

Well, that's all. If you have question, please post them. I'll try to explain this a best as I can.

Cybaster

Re: Learning New Moves.

#2 April 27, 2006, 02:37:50 pm

Limited time to use Infinite power !

Well, this is one of the various basic things you can do with variables : performing something only if the variable is set at the right value.

An experience mode for a RPG character would work more or less the same I guess.
Each time the character hits or gets hit, you rise a variable with a varadd, and when this variable reaches a certain value, your char gains a level, and can perform new moves.
The only thing is that you have to keep these variables persistent between the different matches.

L

Re: Learning New Moves.

#3 April 27, 2006, 03:37:54 pm

Yeah, that's something I need to learn. But this should be cool for now=P. Exp, can be the same thing. Only if you can keep it thru like 10 matches XD

Byakko

Re: Learning New Moves.

#4 April 27, 2006, 05:07:11 pm

For the records, a long time ago (few years) someone made up a very similar experience system for his Piccolo, and from what I remember, it stayed for the whole Arcade mode, IIRC. Can't remember the name of said person, but he had a tutorial as well (IIRC it was a .doc file named something like EPS, as in Experience Points system). If someone can dig it up...

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Last Edit: April 27, 2006, 05:11:40 pm by Byakko