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 **Charge Move:** If toggled, the first button press of your //Button Sequence// must be held down by the //Charge Timing// value defined below. **Charge Move:** If toggled, the first button press of your //Button Sequence// must be held down by the //Charge Timing// value defined below.
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 (Allow Input Leniency) **Leniency Input Buffer:** If //Allow Input Leniency// is toggled on, define how many inputs can be pressed during this move's input sequence. (Allow Input Leniency) **Leniency Input Buffer:** If //Allow Input Leniency// is toggled on, define how many inputs can be pressed during this move's input sequence.
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 +**Allow Negative Edge:** When toggled, the engine will read for [[http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Input.GetButtonUp.html|button up]] when allowing this move to be executed.
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 +**Force Axis Precision:**
  
 **Button Sequences:** The buttons required to trigger the first sequence of your special move. You can set how fast a sequence must be executed by changing the //execution timing// in the [[character:movesets|character's move set]]. If your move is just a standard attack, leave this option empty. **Button Sequences:** The buttons required to trigger the first sequence of your special move. You can set how fast a sequence must be executed by changing the //execution timing// in the [[character:movesets|character's move set]]. If your move is just a standard attack, leave this option empty.
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 **Button Executions:** After the sequence of buttons have been successfully executed, use this option to select which button(s) must be pressed in order to successfully trigger the move. If your move is just a standard attack, just assign its button here. **Button Executions:** After the sequence of buttons have been successfully executed, use this option to select which button(s) must be pressed in order to successfully trigger the move. If your move is just a standard attack, just assign its button here.
  
-  * **On Button Press:** Move is executed on press of below button(s). +  * **On Button Press:** Move is executed on press of the button(s). 
-  * **On Button Release:** Move is executed on release of the below button(s).+  * **On Button Release:** Move is executed on release of the button(s). 
 +    * //Requires Press First:// If toggled, this move will only come out if the engine detects the button was previously pressed. Useful to have in focus attack like moves where input execution sometimes occur during buffers.
  
-In Street Fighter, special moves can be executed either on Press or on Release.  Enable both options to mimic that behaviour.\\+In Street Fighter, special moves can be executed either on Press or on Release. Enable both options to mimic that behaviour.\\
 Normal attacks should only be executed on Press.\\ Normal attacks should only be executed on Press.\\
 Boxer's TAP or MvC3's Zero's Hyper Zero Blaster should only be executed on Release. Boxer's TAP or MvC3's Zero's Hyper Zero Blaster should only be executed on Release.
  
-__NOTE:__ If both Press and Release are off, then the move cannot be executed.  At least one of the must be enabled to allow the move to be executed.+__NOTE:__ If both Press and Release are off the move will not be executed. At least one of the must be enabled to allow the move to be executed via input.
  
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move/input.1420288859.txt.gz · Last modified: 2015/01/03 07:40 by Justin H.

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