AI coding

[louishaishit]

i've 2 chars, ultraseven (japanese super hero) and a scizor (pokemon).
both have cool moves but the AI refuse to attack, just moving and jumping around.
y's that? is it possible to change it to make the AI a bit more 'aggressive'?

[Cyanide]

Probably because it's the default mugen AI. Not everyone codes a custom AI into their characters.

[louishaishit]

is it possible to change it? to make the AI a bit more 'aggressive'?

[Rajaa Retired]

Yes, code the AI for the characters.

[louishaishit]

em... how do u do that?? i've got fighter factory and i went to the commands bit, but i'm not sure what to do...
is there any tutorial?

[2OS]

em... how do u do that?? i've got fighter factory and i went to the commands bit, but i'm not sure what to do...
is there any tutorial?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCi9Tta1_Bk


Watching just a little bit of this is how I mastered creating AI

Forewarning tho, I can say through experience that creating AI [ especially fierce ones ] is one of the most tedious parts of development, if you're up for it, go crazy 

Btw, Fighter Factory is not a necessity for this situation, I personally do all my coding through notepad lol, tis helpful tho 

And also the AI you create doesn't HAVE to be in your .CMD file, traditionally it's implemented there tho 

[ade2004]

If not in the cmd then where else?

[LaQuak]

inside .cns

[2OS]

Anywhere else, anywhere you want, put it in your .AIR, your .DEF, put it in your README if you want, lol

[Cyanide]

Above comment is bollocks.

AI only works under state -1/-2/-3

These are placed in the .cmd or .cns. Putting them in the other files although possible is completely and utterly not recommended.

[2OS]

Above comment is bollocks.

AI only works under state -1/-2/-3

These are placed in the .cmd or .cns. Putting them in the other files although possible is completely and utterly not recommended.

Possibility was the point, nothing more, nothing less