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Started by WinterElite59, February 29, 2008, 01:48:39 AM

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WinterElite59

QuoteI'm really ashamed of myself beacause i have been trying to contribute to mugen but i lack coding.
all these ideas, designs, and projects have been complete  failures.
can someone please help. all my messenger accounts are in my profile. add me if im not online and tell me when ur usually online.
here are a bunch of finished/unfinished project i can never get done.(mostly because of coding)

please reply
http://www.mugen-infantry.net/forum/index.php?topic=97905.msg840277#msg840277

DemonicDrPhil

It's better to ask specific help here as well as read the docs and try to pick apart ready made works.  Kung Fu Man comes with mugen and is a fully documented character so you can take a look at that too.

Just saying you need help here's my info probably won't get many replies unless you are offering to compensate people I am not sure how many will be willing to tutor you like this.
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Bannana

What kind of coding help would you need?

Cyanide

By the sound of it. Everything.

You'll be better off learning. We all started somewhere you know.


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WinterElite59

Quote from: soulbannana on February 29, 2008, 05:52:22 AM
What kind of coding help would you need?
just screenpack and lifebar coding.
Quote from: [C]yanide on February 29, 2008, 08:59:58 AM
By the sound of it. Everything.

You'll be better off learning. We all started somewhere you know.
i really want to learn but i just need a strong start.

Cybaster

Quote from: WinterElite59 on February 29, 2008, 01:36:11 PM
i really want to learn but i just need a strong start.
Best thing would be to open your basic mugen lifebars and sceenpack's CNS and SFF (respectively with notepad & Fighter Factory), and see what part of each code does, by changing values, moving axes, reading the docs, etc.
Once you get an average understanding of everything, you can start editing just the graphics for example, by replacing sprites, and see if you get at something.

BigBoss

Or use those mugen mortal kombat deadly alliance lifebars there floating around somewhere they helped me learn basic lifebars if i find them on my other pc ill pm them to you.

Basically he gives you the files for it and a tutorial to put it together then and how to change it for your sized lifebars etc.
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WinterElite59

Quote from: BigBoss on February 29, 2008, 03:50:57 PM
Or use those mugen mortal kombat deadly alliance lifebars there floating around somewhere they helped me learn basic lifebars if i find them on my other pc ill pm them to you.
Basically he gives you the files for it and a tutorial to put it together then and how to change it for your sized lifebars etc.
Thanks
Quote from: VPO Cybaster on February 29, 2008, 01:49:42 PM
Quote from: WinterElite59 on February 29, 2008, 01:36:11 PM
i really want to learn but i just need a strong start.
Best thing would be to open your basic mugen lifebars and sceenpack's CNS and SFF (respectively with notepad & Fighter Factory), and see what part of each code does, by changing values, moving axes, reading the docs, etc.
Once you get an average understanding of everything, you can start editing just the graphics for example, by replacing sprites, and see if you get at something.
seems reasonable.
i never was to experimental with stuff but i guess i could mess around a little.