a attempt doing Franziska Von Karma

I don't like how the head turned out

Trololo said, November 21, 2023, 03:42:25 am

Because it's better done with multiple states.
Make a separate state for your character pushing through the enemy and trigger it on movehit and the B button being held, while keep this state only for non-push through option.

But how can I make that second state cleanly look like the character continuing the horizontal movement and stopping behind the foe?

[State 330, State]
type = ChangeState
trigger1 = Root, Var(2) < 2
trigger1 = Time >= 15
trigger2 = Root, Var(2) = 2
trigger2 = Time >= 36
trigger3 = Root, Var(2) > 2
trigger3 = Time >= 60
value = 331

[State 340, VarSet]
type = VarSet
trigger1 = IsHelper(340)
var(StateTime%60) = Root, Facing

[State 330, Turn]
type = Turn
triggerall = NumHelper(340) > 0
trigger1 = (Helper(340), Var(StateTime%60) < 0) && (Facing = 1)
trigger2 = (Helper(340), Var(StateTime%60) > 0) && (Facing = -1)

• You need a State 1101, since 1005 has a ChangeState, that redirects Raiden into some other state when the move HITS (hence the trigger, MoveHit).
• You will need to edit the animation itself. What I'm about to suggest is for MUGEN 1.1 and higher only (so, if you're using MUGEN 1.0, it won't work), but it will be the easiest way to make this thing work. You will need a LOT of new elements of animation, and you will need to work not with Animation Editor in FF, but with animation's TEXT.
  
  You see, text version of animation is a set of parameters that get applied in current animelem. However, while for 1.0 it wnds on transparency settings, 1.1 allows you to changs each sprite's X Size, Y Size and Rotation Angle separately. Here is how one element works:
  

Sprite's Group, Sprite's Index, X Axis position, Y Axis position, Time, Flip, Transparency, X Scale multiplier, Y Scale Multiplier, Rotation Angle

• Now, the State 1101. You need to edit there 3 things: TargetBind, VelSet and, perhaps, ChangeState.
  
  • TargetBind is a code, that binds the target (aka hurt enemy) to the character's certain position. Obviously, its' parameters are X and Y. So, since Raiden will be rotated a lot, that means target's position must change too. You will need a LOT of new TargetBind codes, each for every edited animelem. Here is how they shall look:
    

[State 0, TargetBind]
type = TargetBind
trigger1 = AnimElemTime(1)>=0 && AnimElemTime(2)<0
time = 1
pos = Pos X, Pos Y

Trigger like this makes sure, that code works for every frame between listed in brackets animelems. In my example it will work for whole AnimElem 1, but will stop working at AnimElem 2.
And how do I find the position, you might ask? In coding section you'll find Offset Viewer. Just open it, find there a needed animation (the one you worked on), select a needed animelem, and place the second character's green cross to the connection point you need. You'll see the X and Y values right by the animation selector.

• VelSet is the code for character's movement. Again, give it the same treatment: any X and Y velocities you want for each individual animelem. Preferably with the same kind of triggers as above. Keep in mind: like with many other things that aren't scale, to move things UP you need to use the NEGATIVE values, and vise-versa.
  
  • ChangeState changer your character's state to another one. In this specific case, it transitions Raiden into a bounce back state after he eaches the wall (aka low enough Distance from the Front Edge of the screen, FrontEdgeBodyDist). Can't give you suggestions yet since I don't get your idea in its' entirety yet, but keep in mind: then Raiden will reach the wall, he will hit it, because this code is there, and it works.
    
That's, pretty much, all you need to know. Hope you'll get it done.

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