I have observed that VarSets for elem and adds for "(numbers)" yield an error when particular "var()" and "Var()" don't possess the *correct capitalization.*My most recent bout is an error quoted, Invalid trigger: noshadow.I searched the completely valid assertspecial flag only to find two forms:noshadow, and NoShadow. Is this the reason for the error?
Noshadow is not a trigger, it's an AssertSpecial flag. If it's being used as a trigger somewhere, then that's incorrect. What version of MUGEN are you using? As a flag, it's not case sensitive in 1.0 or 1.1.
I performed a search on all characters, andset aside from some odd coding like three interger in IntPersistIndex, and assertspecial in cmd, which seemlegal by Mugen standpoint, some idiots are using"projshadow = noshadow", and "flag1 =" lol
AssertSpecials accept the same triggers as any other sctrl and will remain active for as long as the triggers return true, so yes, you can use more than just "1" as a trigger.The .cmd is still a state (state -1, specifically), so there's nothing problematic about putting AssertSpecials (or any other sctrl, really) in there; the only thing to keep in mind is that it's the last minus state processed and it is read by any Helpers that have "keyctrl = 1".
