Somberness
Lights
Move specific, but if it starts immediately, then it is the 2nd frame.
Move specific, but if it starts immediately, then it is the 2nd frame.
The characters that only have one category haven't been updated yet, it is the singular execution. It is the last move of the chain because.. I dunno, it is? Every move has to have an execution.Hi Somberness. Thank you for doing this for the community. It's a big help!
I have some questions that hopefully you wouldn't mind answering. I notice some characters (like Sub Zero) frame data say for Execution: (singular and cumulative). How is this different from other characters frame data where it only says Execution?
Also, I don't quite understand what you mean when you say this about the execution frame number description, "If the move is “3,2” then the execution value would be of “2” only." Why would the execution value be of 2 only?
Thanks again for all your hard work.
Take the cancel advantage and subtract the execution of last move (either normal or special). Scorpion's F214 execution is 26 and F21 has a cancel advantage of +24 on block. That would work out to 24-26 = -2, or a 2 frame gap. Any negative number means there is a gap. You can also switch the numbers around so that any positive number is a gap. Remember if the execution is lower than the cancel advantage and the hitbox makes contact in time, that there is no gap.Somberness, sorry to bug you again, but I'm really struggling to make sense of what was written in the "Useful Formulas" section. I tried to apply the formula using some of Scorpion's data, but things just don't seem to add up for me. Would you give me an example of how you would go about finding a gap in a string, using a character of your choice? I would be grateful if you chose to, and hope it would be okay to ask you other questions if I have any?
I don't have any accurate numbers yet, but I am starting to add them in their individual threads when I update them.
Nope, it doesn't effect block stun. I removed it since a lot get confused and I can't really prove it.
I don't really want to do it after a certain amount of frames like a dash is because the character's animations while walking don't match up well enough. Instead, I just do it until I reach the wall/other character. I would have done dash like this but it would be too difficult to set up the right distance. I'd like to separate it so that there would be 2 categories. 1 would be the beginning of walk, I think this is important enough to categorize each character. The 2nd would be speed after that, or just overall. I'd also like to make it seem less arbitrary and post numbers, but I didn't like how some characters had fast walking speed after a certain amount of frames.
Cool, so you're gonna update OP? I've also found that Kratos stage is great for measuring distance because of the floor tiles, but I hear you got 360. And what unit are you using that makes 32 is 9% faster than 35?
I have both. Floor markers would be good if the camera didn't move and the characters walked the same way. I would just be guessing where their hitbox was at any certain point. The numbers are in frames so 32 would be 3 less than 35.. 3/32 turns out to a 9% difference.
Always the last hit, so 0.
