Scrombo

It had to be done

Sorry for the bump, but:

An informative and detailed stage by EXShadow.

A snowy stage made by Ryon & V-nix, at a realistic moonlit station.
Get both here.

I'M SO SORRY I DIDN'T SEE YOUR POST!
A couple of years ago (maybe 2013 or so), I saw a video, I think it was a top 10? Anyway, the guy mentioned "Mugen." I was curious, so I did some searching and found a channel named "Mugenlord." I then looked for forums and I found this site. The rest is history.
69. No, seriously.

I put "Ayy Lmao" as my name on MEGA over 5 years ago and I haven't had any problems as of yet

I'M SO SORRY I DIDN'T SEE YOUR POST!
A couple of years ago (maybe 2013 or so), I saw a video, I think it was a top 10? Anyway, the guy mentioned "Mugen." I was curious, so I did some searching and found a channel named "Mugenlord." I then looked for forums and I found this site. The rest is history.
69. No, seriously.

I've had a sweet spot for train stages for quite a time now. This is a real treat. Thanks, SSBK!

A small stage pack of 4 of my favorite train stages, including...

Gotham City Railway by O Ilusionista & Lance Uppercut, ANC and Navsmed

Adrenaline by EXShadow

Trans Siberian by ZVitor

and Go Home Train Night by Unknown Author
Get all four here.

It was fun guys!  thank you!.
ROBOTMONKEYHEAD... I CHOOSE YOU!!!

@OMEGAPSYCHO Thanks amigo!  Sounds like a good time!  It was very interesting to hear you're thoughts, and I particularly enjoy your affinity for the darker themes :)

Do you mind if I ask you one more quick question on the way out? <- Not counting that one  ;)  Did you ever get into the original Killer Instinct?  What did you think of it?
 
The hardest aspect is pushing through the repetitive parts, batch processing sprites, loading them etc.  Once that stuffs done, the creative coding part is actually fun.  

I've actually never made a character from the ground up tho.  The Wario I'm doing now began as an edit that was just so damn fun to work on that he pretty much just 'became' a completely new character over the course of about 5 months.  He's just about entirely fresh code at this point  (90% + or so), so I'm trying to answer from a stance of "knowing how to make a character.". 

I forgot about Ryon's tutorials. They're actually really good in my opinion. I learned a lot from them.
 
 
Hi, boss.

1. Versus mode is strictly for 2 human players, but in Watch mode, you can choose your characters and fight against the cpu. Right before the match starts, press ctrl 1 to control player 1's characters. If you have more than 1 character on that side, you have to do it whenever you start a round with a new character.
2. I think there are tutorials for arcade order. I'll try to see if I can find any. Videos between every fight sadly isn't possible if I'm not mistaken. There are ways to make intros and endings, but I think that's it. I don't know how to make those either.
3. Are you referring to palettes? If so, then try to follow these steps:
Step A. Download your palettes
Step B. Put them in the character folder of the character you have the palettes for (For example, let's say you got some palettes for Ryu. Put those palettes in the Ryu character folder. {Sometimes characters have a folder for palettes inside, so you can put them there too.
Step C. Just like installing a character in the select file for Mugen, install the palettes by typing them in the def file [Look in the character's def file until you see "pal 1 = blahblahblah.act. Your character should usually only have 12 palettes available at a time. act files are the palette files, so write the name of the palettes you want to install. For example, if you palette is called "Basic," write pal 2 = Basic.act. If there is a palette you don't want, you can replace it with another by writing a different name. So if you wanted to replace a pal with Basic, just write it on the line like usual]
Step D. Save your changes to the def file and open Mugen. BEFORE entering battle, you should know that every attack button corresponds to a palette. Usually...
 
Pal 1 = A button
Pal 2 = B
Pal 3 = C
Pal 4 = X
Pal 5 = Y
Pal 6 = Z
Pal 7 = Hold Start and A
Pal 8 = Start and B
Pal 9 = Start and C
Pal 10 = Start and X
Pal 11 = Start and Y
Pal 12 = Start and Z
 
Sorry if this sounds complicated. I'm bad at explaining things. If you have any more questions, I'll try to answer. Best of luck to you.
Edit: Oops, looks like someone beat me to the punch. Thanks, SSBK.

1. Versus mode is strictly for 2 human players, but in Watch mode, you can choose your characters and fight against the cpu. Right before the match starts, press ctrl 1 to control player 1's characters. If you have more than 1 character on that side, you have to do it whenever you start a round with a new character.
2. I think there are tutorials for arcade order. I'll try to see if I can find any. Videos between every fight sadly isn't possible if I'm not mistaken. There are ways to make intros and endings, but I think that's it. I don't know how to make those either.
3. Are you referring to palettes? If so, then try to follow these steps:
Step A. Download your palettes
Step B. Put them in the character folder of the character you have the palettes for (For example, let's say you got some palettes for Ryu. Put those palettes in the Ryu character folder. {Sometimes characters have a folder for palettes inside, so you can put them there too.
Step C. Just like installing a character in the select file for Mugen, install the palettes by typing them in the def file [Look in the character's def file until you see "pal 1 = blahblahblah.act. Your character should usually only have 12 palettes available at a time. act files are the palette files, so write the name of the palettes you want to install. For example, if you palette is called "Basic," write pal 2 = Basic.act. If there is a palette you don't want, you can replace it with another by writing a different name. So if you wanted to replace a pal with Basic, just write it on the line like usual]
Step D. Save your changes to the def file and open Mugen. BEFORE entering battle, you should know that every attack button corresponds to a palette. Usually...
 
Pal 1 = A button
Pal 2 = B
Pal 3 = C
Pal 4 = X
Pal 5 = Y
Pal 6 = Z
Pal 7 = Hold Start and A
Pal 8 = Start and B
Pal 9 = Start and C
Pal 10 = Start and X
Pal 11 = Start and Y
Pal 12 = Start and Z
 
Sorry if this sounds complicated. I'm bad at explaining things. If you have any more questions, I'll try to answer. Best of luck to you.
Edit: Oops, looks like someone beat me to the punch. Thanks, SSBK.

Thank you too, and may Arceus bless eveyone on this page.

Welcome! There are plenty of tutorials depending on what you want to make. 

Yeah! Cynthia!
 

Generation IV, oh yeah. Platinum is the best Pokémon game.

Hello everyone! 
I have been working on some templates so that I could make review videos for characters or stages that people make.

These images are temporary and do not show the final product:
I have a basic template of the frame that allows me to add and texture and effect to it. 

Please tell me what you think.