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Please only post your own releases, except for special situations. 5 Posts 4 Topics Last post by in on October 29, 2015, 01:29:53 AM Characters released by you for Mugen. M.U.G.E.N Discussion Your works in progress for Elecbyte's engine. (1) November (1) MARVEL Mugen Fantasy Donald Chars! Randomselect KillAll. 0 - Resolution: 640x480 (HI-Res MUGEN) - No of Characters: 104 - No of. Replace 'randomselect' with whatever keyword your f file uses to. All characters/stages in a directory to their respective MUGEN folders, updates the f file. 9 Posts 2 Topics Last post by in on July 30, 2014, 07:45:37 PM. That you wish to show? Moderator: 1634 Posts 119 Topics Last post by in on July 16, 2018, 01:50:25 AM Got questions/suggestions for the site or forums? Guess where they go. Moderators:, 11675 Posts 294 Topics Last post by in on August 08, 2018, 01:10:57 AM Sprites, drawings, music, musings, etc. If you run out of room on the character select screen, you need to find and download a new screenpack that supports more characters, which is pretty difficult since MUGEN has been dead for years now.General Da news, boss! 1557 Posts 45 Topics Last post by in on August 09, 2018, 06:55:04 PM Feel free to talk about anything and everything in this board.

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Here's what Captain Commando's line of code would look like with all these options enabled: capcom, stages/f, music=sound/songtitle.mid, includestage=0, order=2 As I said, mostly trial and error. Then I would set Mario's order to 1, Venom's to 3, and everybody else to 2. Suppose I have six characters installed, and of them all, I want Mario to be my first opponent, Venom to be the final boss, and the other four characters to fall anywhere in between. Order allows you to define the order in which you fight certain characters, lower numbers first and higher numbers last.

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If you don't, it will automatically be set to 1 and the stage will be available for manual select. Includestage is a simple toggle that allows you to prevent the game from making this character's home stage available for manual selection it's good for boss stages and such. Just replace 'sound' with the folder name the music file is in, if necessary.

The format is a lot like the stages you have to type music=sound/songtitle.mid. def file, but music name allows you to assign optional music to play when the stage is selected as the character's home stage. Stages typically already have music set to play when you select them, as defined in their own. So at this point it should look like: capcom, stages/f -or- capcom, random Next define the optional parameters, if you want them. Note that you can also simply type 'random' for the stage name, and the game will pick a random stage out every time it has you fight that character. def file of the stage, including the file extension.

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The stage name needs to be prefixed with your stage directory, usually stages, and the full filename of the. def file is f, so I would simply type capcom. For example, I have Captain Commando but his. def file in the characters folder, not necessarily the character's actual name.

Anyways, the format is as follows: character name, stage name, music name, includestage, order You need to have character name and stage name defined, the other 3 are optional parameters. How this looks may also depend on the screenpack you're using, so it's a little bit of common sense and a little bit of trial and error to get it right-I STRONGLY recommend you backup the file before modifying it, in case you screw up. Depending on what version of MUGEN you're running, there may be an explanation within the file itself, or there may not be. You have to go into the DATA folder and edit the file SELECT.DEF, using a text editor such as Notepad.

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