For some reason, this stage's graphics were implemented by inserting the background elements as tiles piece by piece in a grid like fashion where each tile is in a specific part of the background, then the stage DEF file inserts them all at the same origin point.  There's over 1000 tiles in all.  Not sure why it was implemented this way.

Any ideas on how I could fix this in Ikemen?

So, does it mean those parameters can be actually functional inside the engine's current build? If so, could you give a bit more info on what's required to proper implement it?

Does anyone have a link to the IKEMEN discord?

• Renamed "Super Moves" to "Hyper Moves" to reflect MUGEN Database's article labelling system
• A small tweak to the detection of PalNo requirements and moves with no commands
• If no moves are detected, the result field will now print "No moves detected."

stage.text = "%s"
stage.random.text = "Random"

;Stage select
stage.pos = 7,237
stage.active.font = 3,3,1
stage.active2.font = 3,3,1
stage.done.font = 3,10,1

stage.text = "%s"
stage.random.text = "Stage: Random"

I wanna remove the part stage: of the name of the stage.  Where should i go and what should i do? Thank you very much!

stage.text = "Stage %i: %s"
stage.random.text = "Stage: Random"

stage.text = "%s"
stage.random.text = "Random Stage"

• A new "Upload File" button, meaning you no longer need to copy-paste a .cmd file using a text editor
• New option: "Specialized Button Labels", for using LK/MK/HK/LP/MP/HP instead of A/B/C/X/Y/Z
• More minor tweaks to the backend to make the code more portable

• The executables are utterly MASSIVE (around 26MB, just for some text manipulation!?)
• There seems to be some non-parity between Node/pkg and in-browser JS, as the resulting .dat files have some differences.

please remove the link on "this unfinished character" as MA is blacklisted.

hi could you help me put screenpack in config.json i don't know how to change it i'm new

"Motif": "data/system.def",

"Motif": "data/my-cool-screenpack/system.def",

• Lots of backend changes to make the code more portable
• Fancy new scrollbars!

• Fixed a bug where certain inputs in certain orders would conflict wth eachother (a replacement-symbol collision)
• Fixed "Remove One-Button Commands" not functioning due to erroneous JS function name

• [Remap] parameters can now be applied (this can be toggled with the new option Apply Button Remap)
• Debug log now lists both milliseconds and seconds in "Conversion done!" message
• Debug log now highlights conversion stages using console.warn();

• Fixed debug log not being fully disabled
• Fixed broken CSS "height" values when viewed at extreme zoom amounts

then how is it?

stage.portrait.scale = 1,1

tage.portrait.scale = 1,1

• Throws are now listed under a separate category (if there are any detected)
• "Annotate Palette Requirements" now disabled by default

• Added support for comment-based move naming
• Added support for held-down directional buttons
• Improved merging of similar command inputs
• Made debug console logging more verbose
• Some miscellaneous CSS changes and mild optimization

• Fixed erroneous detection of one-button moves that were longer than one input
• Fixed a method of triggering false-positives on palette requirement detection
• Fixed custom movetype header colors accidentally updating an empty generated movelist
• Fixed potential oversight of the generator code not being ran as UTF-8

• Open the generator.  The link is at the bottom of this post.
• Find a character's .cmd file.  Usually it's in the same directory as the .def file, but it might also be in a "code" subdirectory.
• Open the file, and press Ctrl-A to select all of its contents, and then either Ctrl-C or Ctrl-X to copy it.
• Click the green ".cmd Contents" textfield and hit Ctrl-V to paste the contents of the .cmd file.  The generator will run as soon as you do this.
• When the generator is done, you can click the Download as .dat button to download the generated file.  I'd recommend placing it in the same directory as the .cmd file.
• To see the movelist.dat file in IKEMEN, you'll need to add "movelist = movelist.dat" to the character's .def file, under the [Files] section.  Adjust the value if movelist.dat is in a subdirectory.

• The ability to auto-denote air/EX moves
• Reading "commented-move-name" names for moves (which accounts for quite a lot of MUGEN characters) Added 2/12/2021!
• Better merging of multiple, similar commands Added 2/12/2021!
• A "Preview Move Display" section
• A command-line version of the tool, for easy batch-processing
• Swapping A/B/C/X/Y/Z for LK/MK/HK/LP/MP/HP (ideally accounting for both 6-button and 4-button characters) Added 4/22/2021!

For Ubuntu you need to use build_cmpt.sh

So far Android port is on hold because issues with the sound driver.