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====== General Options ====== | ====== General Options ====== | ||
- | Set options | + | Set general |
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**Move Name:** The move name. This is the main identifier for this move. | **Move Name:** The move name. This is the main identifier for this move. | ||
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**FPS Architecture: | **FPS Architecture: | ||
- | **Attack Type:** If the attack is Regular, Special, EX or Super. Although you can use this for organization purposes while creating your special moves, Currently UFE has no visual cue to distinct these value types. | + | ==== Behavior ==== |
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- | **Armor:** How many hits can a character using this move takes before breaking the move. You can read more about it following this [[http:// | + | |
- | + | ||
- | **Combat Stance:** Use this option to change between [[character: | + | |
**Ignore Gravity:** If this move is triggered in the air, should the character ignore the laws of physics for the duration of the move? | **Ignore Gravity:** If this move is triggered in the air, should the character ignore the laws of physics for the duration of the move? | ||
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- | **Auto-correct Rotation:** If this is toggled on, this move will automatically correct its rotation in case it crosses the opponent over. | ||
**Cancel Move When Landing:** If the move was executed in the air, should it automatically cancel into the landing animation once it hits the ground? Enable this for standard air moves.\\ | **Cancel Move When Landing:** If the move was executed in the air, should it automatically cancel into the landing animation once it hits the ground? Enable this for standard air moves.\\ | ||
Disable this if you have moves that have their own landing animations or special moves that launches the character in the air but can be punished when they hit the ground. Make sure you apply the right amount of force so the whole animation can match the game's physics. | Disable this if you have moves that have their own landing animations or special moves that launches the character in the air but can be punished when they hit the ground. Make sure you apply the right amount of force so the whole animation can match the game's physics. | ||
- | **Gauge (Meter) Options:** Set how much gauge the character will receive on hit, miss or block -or- how much gauge a move requires to be triggered by the player. | + | **Ignore Friction:** If force is applied to this character |
- | **OP. Gauge Gain on Block:** How much gauge will the opponent | + | **Auto-correct Rotation:** If this is toggled on, this move will automatically correct its rotation in case it crosses |
- | **OP. Gauge Gain on Parry:** How much gauge will the opponent get if they parry this attack. | + | (if Auto-correct Rotation) |
- | **Possible States:** Possible character positions in witch a move be executed by the player. The options are Stand, Crouch, Forward Jump, Back Jump, Straight Jump. You can set multiple states to allow the move to be executed from several different conditions.\\ | ||
- | //Coming soon:// Close to Opponent, Far from Opponent. | ||
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Code example: | Code example: | ||
- | <code c#>void OnHit(HitBox strokeHitBox, | + | <code c#>void OnHit(HitBox strokeHitBox, |
if (move.attackType == AttackType.EX) Debug.Log(" | if (move.attackType == AttackType.EX) Debug.Log(" | ||
}</ | }</ |