Would be the ideal scenario, unless the question is related or similar.

In Ikemen you can use the (I think) NoGuardDamage AssertSpecial flag. But I assume you're using Mugen. I've never done Faultless Defense, but I figure there are two ways to do it:

Easy but less accurate: You'd enter a certain state by doing the command and that state would use a HitOverride to block hits. I think you can disable damage if the second state is not movetype H.

Hard but more accurate: You'd override the guard states and code Faultless Defense side by side with regular defense. Damage would be undone by regaining a life amount equal to GetHitVar(Damage). You'd probably need to use a NoKO AssertSpecial flag and a LifeSet to 1 to avoid chip death.

Maybe with this info you can already understand how other chars did it.

I don't think this is the cause. Anyway, there is a much simpler code you can use:

[State -1, Air Dash]
type = ChangeState
value = 110
trigger1 = ctrl
trigger1 = prevstateno !=110
trigger1 = statetype = A && Pos Y<-12
trigger1 = command = "FF" || command = "c"

or

[State -1, Air Dash]
type = ChangeState
value = 110
triggerall = ctrl
triggerall = prevstateno !=110
triggerall = statetype = A && Pos Y<-12
trigger1 = command = "FF"
trigger2 = command = "c"



Have you tried searching for "playsnd" with ctrl+F?
Another thing you can do too is to enable debug, pause the game, open the console (ctrl + ~) and type "changestate 1 110", close the console, then go one frame forward (scroll lock) and look at the debug to see what is happening.

JasonThePhoenix said, October 27, 2023, 06:01:41 am

There's this weird bug where mashing the AirDash button makes the sound effect at the start of the Air Dash play twice even though the Air Dash is coded to only happen once per jump max, what's causing it?

Either your character is somehow entering the stateDef twice very quickly, or the sound is playing in a different stateDef. Or maybe the same sound is assigned to another value.

Nothing in the above code would make it play twice.

Looking at the video, the character is changing to state 920, but you posted state 925. Check that.
Also, it is going back to state 0 after the animation is done, it should not change state until the character lands on the ground:

[State 0, ChangeState]
type = ChangeState
trigger1 = Pos Y > -Vel Y
value = 52

Check KFM's normal air attacks to have an idea on how aerial moves are done.

JasonThePhoenix said, October 26, 2023, 09:38:18 pm

Is there a way to have an invisible projectile spawn when dashing forwards, match the creator's position and hitbox, delete itself while giving its creator power if hit by a projectile, and delete itself without a power bonus when it's deleted at the end of the dash?

That would be a lot of work. Should be doable in a full game where the characters share the same code. As a stand alone character you'd have to break your head to come with something consistent...

What I can think of is to use Ink's projectile detector code and work from there.

Weird. Since it's type = A and physics = A, it should make you fall down and land.
Are you sure the character is changing to this state?
Since you recorded a video of the issue, can you do the same with debug on? Would help identifying what is going on. The shortcut for it is ctrl + D.

Edit: oh, and about getting a bonus... maybe you can do something with ReversalDef, but is unreliable and it would make the enemy projectile change state or disappear. There is not a "right way" to do it other than workarounds, as far as I know.

Check if your air projectile move has type = A.

For the projectile invencibility, you need to specify if it's a stand, crouch or air move first, or just leave a comma if you want everything. The correct would be:

[State 100, 1]
type = nothitby
trigger1 = Time = [0,12]
value = , AP
time = 1