[txrocker281]

ho i just wanna know how t o resize a chars projectile along with the chars sprites
as this pic shows godzillas beam is down there
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a260/pepethelpfan/mugen8.png

sorry this is my first time trying to resize a char

[SlayerGatsu]

there ar some parameters to resize the character, HOWEVER they loose resolution when scaled...

so
for chars:
on the cns you will find a [size] parameter, if it's set to 1, then make it 0.5 and it will be half as smaller.

for projectiles it's just the same.. the parameter on the Hitdef of the projectile is
proj.dos.scale[x/y] = #

see how that works B)

[Dragoon]

Hey sley, how would I move the beam to shot out of his mouth? say for example godzilla! :P

[txrocker281]

besides i never found proj.dos.scale in the beams hitdef

[Dragoon]

I think what he meant was the cns file you go right under the x and y scale you will see it. But even if you change the size of the projectile it will not move the beam at right place, making it look like he's shoting some out of his private... :fiuu:

[SlayerGatsu]

lol you wanted to MOVE it not resize it XD

anyways the dos scale it's a constant value in the main cns...

this it's the other scale factor...

projscale = x_scale, y_scale (float)

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  offset = off_x, off_y (int)

    Specifies the x and y offsets at which the projectile should be

    created. Both parameters default to 0 if omitted. The exact

    behavior of the offset parameters is dependent on the postype.



  postype = type_string

    type_string specifies the postype -- how to interpret the pos

    parameters.

    In all cases, a positive y offset means a downward displacement.

    Valid values for postype are the following:

      - p1

        Interprets pos relative to p1's axis. A positive x offset is

        toward the front of p1. This is the default value for postype.

      - p2

        Interprets pos relative to p2's axis. A positive x offset is

        toward the front of p2.

      - front

        Interprets xpos relative to the edge of the screen that p1 is

        facing toward, and ypos relative to p1's y axis. A positive x

        offset is away from the center of the screen, whereas a

        negative x offset is toward the center.

      - back

        Interprets xpos relative to the edge of the screen that p1 is

        facing away from, and ypos relative to p1's y axis. A positive

        x offset is toward the center of the screen, whereas a

        negative x offset is away from the center.

      - left

        Interprets xpos and ypos relative to the upper-left corner of

        the screen. A positive x offset is toward the right of the

        screen.

      - right

        Interprets xpos and ypos relative to the upper-right corner of

        the screen. A positive x offset is toward the right of the

        screen.

those are the ones you guys are looking for...

now the doctor recomands:

offset = off_x, off_y (int)
postype = p1



and you place the x and y offsets at your height. the X value does not need to be move, the height it's the Y....

[Dragoon]

I'm still confused about a few things, is this info located in the main cns only or every cns and change every offset for every projectile?

[SlayerGatsu]

the Fist (dos) it's in the main Cns of every char *SHOULD BE*
under the
[size]
;random crap
;son on
proj.doscale = 0
;other random crap
;son on

THEN the second thing, the one you REALLY wanted to know...
in every projectile Hit Def.

(bot size and offset = off_x, off_y )

BUT you will be looking ONLY for
offset = off_x, off_y

since all you want to do it's move the projectile UP.

B)

[Dragoon]

Thx doctor Gatsu. Like you recomended it worked perfectly! Super Godzilla! :lol: