PlasmoidThunder

It's valid, but I doubt it's correct. 01 is the same as 1. 01 = p2life = 1 && movecontact will return either 0 or 1.
 
In short, the value can only be interpreted as the following:
1 = 0 && 0 (returns 0) 1 = 1 && 0 (returns 0) 1 = 0 && !0 (returns 0) 1 = 1 && !0 (returns 1)

I believe so. Depends on whether movehit resets immediately when you get hit, or at the very least before -2 is processed on the following frame.

As in, removed. Easiest, least destructive way of doing it is to change the two VarSets at the top of what you posted to type = Null like the one below it. This disables the anti-cheap stuff, though it'll still be there in case you want to re-enable it in the future.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojibake
 
You need to open it in something that can decode it properly, like Notepad++.

Vars hold integers (whole numbers) and fvars hold floats (decimals).

It happens around the same time almost every year, and it's nothing more than lack of payment from the webmaster.
 
Whoever said MFFA wouldn't return had no idea what they were talking about.

I've unhidden it for you.

He's designed for Mortal Kombat Project, not regular MUGEN, thus requiring a number of files only present in that game.

Reimu Hakurei.

It's saying it can't find the file. The .def file expects there to be a Youmu_THIZ folder within the same directory, wherein the character files are stored.
 
In your case, that would be:
chars/Youmu_THIZ/Youmu_THIZ.def
chars/Youmu_THIZ/Youmu_THIZ/Youmu_THIZ.cma

The .def and the rest of the character files should not be in the same folder, no.
 
Inside your chars folder, you have the Youmu_THIZ folder where the .def should be; inside that same folder, there should be another Youmu_THIZ folder, where the rest of the character files are.

https://crystalizedsun-cs.neocities.org/chars.html

What version of MUGEN are you using? If it's 1.1, check the properties of the .exe and find the File version parameter under the Details tab. There's a slightly older version of 1.1b that has trouble displaying transparent effects; the latest one should be 1.1.0.650.

It'll be the localcoord value in their .def, which scales all graphics, including portraits. You'd have to calculate how big the portrait needs to be in order to scale correctly.

Out of the two, Studio. I recommend 3 though.

The simple answer is no, just use Kung Fu Man.
 
The complicated answer is that there's not really any good template characters because they all have their own issues, even Kung Fu Man. I'd recommend MFG's updated Kung Fu Man, but it features a custom buffering system that uses Explods, which have a global instance limit and can thus be unreliable when characters who use a lot of Explods are present.

Resave their sprite files.

There is no known way to read hitflags. You'd have to hardcode those specific instances in, which is impractical outside of a fullgame.

There is no known way to read hitflags. You'd have to hardcode those specific instances in, which is impractical outside of a fullgame.

All sounds are muted between rounds and it is not possible to play audio from a specific point unless you split the audio up, but that would be ridiculous.
 
For the second issue, be aware that if you've modified the global 5900 state and no character overwrites it, both characters will play a sound effect; alternatively, if this is a character's state 5900 you've modified, a mirror match will produce the same result.

0 on the Y axis is the floor.
PosAdd adds to the current position by the amount(s) specified. A PosAdd with 0 for both its X and Y parameters does nothing.
 
Why not simply make the effect an Explod? Explods are positioned relative to the screen, so you can set the Y pos value to gameheight*0.5 and give it a postype of back.

Four ways:
Rename the .def file to match the folder name. Rename the folder to match the .def filename. Add the character to the select.def in full. Normally you'd simply write their folder or .def filename because they'd be the same and MUGEN would know what to look for, but you can also write out the folder name followed by the .def filename (with extension); for example, if you had a character where their folder and .def filename were both kfm, you'd write kfm in the select.def, but if you had one where the folder name was kung_fu_man and the .def filename was kfm, you would write kung_fu_man/kfm.def in the select.def. Use VSelect, which does method 3 for you.

Did you try seeing how that character does it?
 
One method I know that works is that assuming the move KO's the opponent, they are SelfStated into their liedead state and moved far off-screen via PosSet.

Not by default, no.
 
It's technically possible since you're making a fullgame, but it would require you to code most of it into the characters themselves.

Yup.
http://mugenguild.com/forum/topics/control-p2-throughout-your-characters-win-pose-160621.0.html