What he's trying to say is if you followed the link for
matchover
You'll see it'll post a number. You have mugen trying to see if matchover equals a word, aka a string.
These are 2 different types of info for mugen. Think of it like it wants a telephone number and you gave it a street address. It just wont figure anything out.

It doesn't take a ton of work to get it working at all. You just have to know what tools to use and why you use THOSE tools.

Im guessing you want something like

[State 180, Win Quote Set]
type = VictoryQuote
trigger1 =  (enemy,name = "Jin Kazama") && (matchover  = 1)
value = 25

how are you generating that code, are you using chatgpt for it or something?

No. It would benefit you to learn how CNS syntax and triggers work.

triggers
expressions
win
matchover
name

What you have now is invalid syntax. name win is not a valid expression and "Jin Kazama" is not a valid value for matchover.

win and matchover are separate triggers. Your current syntax is wrong; you only needed to replace trigger1 = time = 0 with trigger1 = win && matchover, leaving the enemy,name trigger as it was.

He meant changing the trigger to win && matchover, not adding more lines to it.

Time = 0 would still trigger in a few states though. Enough to set the quote I think. Can you post state 180?

Do you even have a victory quote number 25? It seems strange to me that you go from victory quote 8 to 25...

You should place that in state 180 instead. Maybe your state 180 does have a block like that that overrides that one. The only other reasons that code would not work would be the enemy not actually being called "Jin Kazama", or you killing them with F1 in both rounds I think (skipping the times a time = 0 trigger works in negative states).

PeXXeR said, December 15, 2022, 10:35:09 am

I think you were watching an ikemen video, Ikemen can do that, not mugen though.

After trying out the stage myself, I'm starting to think I was just remembering incorrectly and this was indeed the stage I was thinking about. It had everything I was thinking about other than the background colour changing. Pretty certain this was the stage.

1nonly said, December 18, 2022, 04:15:07 am

I'm currently creating a portrait for Angel and applied it towards the BIG portrait and it came out like this

Am I doing something wrong?

I mean, yeah, obviously something went wrong, it's just a matter of what. As to what went wrong, I have no idea, I've never seen anything like that before. I'd check the process you went through to make whatever picture that was supposed to be. Was the image RGB? Was it saved as a png? Did you place it on the character in the correct Group/Index? (9000 Group/1 Index).

I really don't have much more to suggest other than generalities because that's something I've never seen.

1nonly said, December 18, 2022, 04:15:07 am

I'm currently creating a portrait for Angel and applied it towards the BIG portrait and it came out like this

Am I doing something wrong?

You probably didn't index your image, and also I noticed the size is too big.
What version of MUGEN are you using?

I get that you're using FF Studio then?
The thing's still really buggy. Use FF 3 or FF Ultimate.

What version of FF is it?