It seems pretty clear that this site unfortunately has been abandoned by it's owner(s), so I believe migrating will most likely be the best course of action. This is very important and should be discussed.

Después de todo esto que has soltado, entiendo que quedas vacío xD

Newage Mugen

Con respecto a lo que preguntaba del audio muy bajo en el WinMugen... Por lo que he sabido podría exportar los archivos .wav contenidos en el archivo fight.snd usando Fighter Factory, editarlos subiéndoles el volumen con Audacity y finalmente importarlos de nueva cuenta con el FF reemplazando uno por uno los sonidos.

What's your problem with warehouse sites? It's not like only Mugen Archive exists.

I changed the hitflag to hitflag = FD+. The taunt's length is still inconsistent and sometimes the foe still doesn't get hit when he should.

I don't see why it wouldn't work. But like PlasmoidThunder mentioned you want to make sure the move CAN hit P2.
Also if you're trying to time a taunt to end based off of P2, I don't see that in your code. You'll need to check P2's state no and maybe anim.

If you're trying to not let P1 do the move a 2nd time while P2 is getting up, you could make a variable to watch when P2 isn't in a hitstate and reset the var to 0. Then the taunt sets it to 1.

But maybe the animation is too short?
I'd make the animation into 2 parts. Extend the hit, and then have the ending animation. You'd change to the end if the move hits or P2 gets up or due to time.

Considering how the only two attacks that can cause a knockdown are both melee attacks, I need to ask: does the character have any projectile attacks?

If not, you should be able to use a targetpoweradd controller (with triggers set up to detect if the enemy is in a liedown state) during the taunt state instead of a hitdef to achieve the intended effect. This has the benefit of not adding additional hitstun or resetting the opponent's hitstates, since you're not using a hitdef. Just make sure you use a variable as a flag that resets when the opponent is not in a knockdown state so you can't continually spam the Taunt to remove more power than intended.

You can make the sprite in any other software like Paint, Gimp or Photoshop, then replace the old ones.

• Character based on Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game + some basic ideas I got since I made Scott
• Various of the same features as Scott: same base, SFA FX, strikers from the game, his voice from the movie (this time by Mark Webber) and of course the Lvl.3 super "We Are Sex-Bob-Omb!!"
• 12 palettes, 3 intros, 1 taunt and 3 wins
• 2 throws, 4 command moves, 4 specials, and 5 supers
• And of course, compatibility with MUGEN1.0+ (choose "stephen-m1.def")

You could try asking the creators permission to convert them for MUGEN, most of their chars are IKEMEN only, with only a few, like Roxy, working on 1.1.