Can confirm the sound player is better at least on Linux! There's still the odd DPI issue, though. Syntax highlighter no longer picks up "Heavy" as an issue for AnimType, however it still shows in the error list.

BindToTarget says it expects 3 parameters, but got 2; however it does have a default for the 3rd parameter which is Foot IIRC.

For SuperPause, it says it expects 2 parameters for sound, however this is completely valid:

Code:

sound = -1

For a StateDef, it says this is invalid:

Code:

;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; DEAD SAND
[Statedef 1106]
type = ScreenBound
movetype = AssertSpecial
physics = Null
ctrl = 0
anim = 1

[State 1106, DestroySelf]
type = DestroySelf
trigger1 = !Time

Yet once again, thanks to MUGEN's busted parser, it is valid (I do this just to mess with people lol).

It also says "Unknown parameter potarget" when I do this:

Code:

[State 147, BindToTarget]
type = BindToTarget
triggerall = NumTarget
triggerall = Time <= 1
trigger1 = Target, StateNo = 148
pos = 0,(target, Const(Size.head.pos.y)-7)

I might know what that is, and it's not a pretty solution for VirtuallTek: you need to sign your code.

I say it's not pretty because the only way to do that is to buy what's called a code-signing certificate. The cheapest I know of is from DigiCert. The reason I know this is because we had to get around that Smartscreen crap for Windows 8 at work and that was how we managed to solve that for our customer, because Smartscreen and Norton go apeshit if your code isn't signed.

If you want, I can donate the cost to you because it's important to have as a Windows dev these days. Yes, it's total bullshit, I agree, but... we have to do it.

EDIT: Could try this, too https://www.globalsign.com/en/code-signing-certificate/code-signing-tool/

hi SlanDome here again this is definitely not a feedback,
when i clicked save it shows this.

can someone please help me.