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My goku has a stamina bar at the bottom but can't see it.


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It's likely the character was designed for 4:3 aspect ratios and not 16:9. If widescreen is essential, you'll have to manually adjust the positioning of the gauge yourself.

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Project LG said:

God knows you shit out characters like a friggin' gumball machine.

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Dear PlasmoidThunder

 

Thanks for the bug report on my character

earlier. As an thank you note, you can now

be a bug reporter for my next future characters.

 

Look forward to my next character release and

Report any bugs to me ok?

 

GTFoxN6Y

 

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Making MUGEN characters and games since 2019!

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18 hours ago, PlasmoidThunder said:

That has literally nothing to do with this thread.

Hey I just released my new character! Wanna see?

 

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3 hours ago, PlasmoidThunder said:

Are you doing this on purpose? I suggest you stop.

I'm sorry for begging you. Forgive me? ❤️😟

 

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Normally most character author never  test there character in different resolutions and write x y coordinates as absolute value. this will result the issue you are experiencing.

 

the solution is not use absolute value.

 

for example:

I want to put a box at the right bottom of the screen.

Most people will use x y as x = 320, y = 240

this will result the box at the desired place only if the screen is 4:3

 

if you change to x = 320 y = 180

this will result the box at the desired place only if the screen is 16:9

 

the right thing to do is

1 set mugen version to 1.1

2 set x to  screenwidth (a trigger provided by Mugen 1.1 it will get you the current size of the x), and y to screenheight (a trigger provided by Mugen 1.1 it will get you the current size of the y)

only in this way it will always adapter the screen no matter it is 16:9 or 4:3

 

 

 

 

 

 

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