Have you ever implemented a single-hit super move, only to be disappointed when the move is used at the end of your combo and it's doing the minimum possible damage due to damage scaling?

Perhaps you'd think to make the move do unscaled damage? No, that's not quite working because then the move does TOO much damage at the end of the combo... If only there was a way to get the move to only scale so far and then stop scaling...

That's where this guide comes in! It's surprisingly very easy, but requires source to work.

First, in Hit.cs:

Find

 public Fix64 _damageOnHit; 

and add this underneath:

 public Fix64 _minDamageOnHit; 

Next, in MoveEditorWindow.cs

Find

 moveInfo.hits[i]._damageOnHit = EditorGUILayout.FloatField("Damage on Hit:", (float)moveInfo.hits[i]._damageOnHit); 

and add this underneath:

moveInfo.hits[i]._minDamageOnHit = EditorGUILayout.FloatField("Minimum on Hit:", (float)moveInfo.hits[i]._minDamageOnHit);

Finally, for the last step, in ControlsScript.cs

Find

if (damage < UFE.config.comboOptions._minDamage) damage = UFE.config.comboOptions._minDamage;

And add this above it:

if (damage < hit._minDamageOnHit) damage = hit._minDamageOnHit;

And then there you have it! you should have a new option in your move editor for the minimum amount of damage a move could possibly ever do. Useful for letting combo ending moves not quite scale as hard as they would normally!

Have fun and good luck with your project!