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You don't like what people outside your community think of you? Well here is your chance to do something about it. You think we throw crap together (and pretty much still do from what I gather in your post), we think you are overtly hostile as a group. Effort is what makes the difference.Ībout the community, well, that's what my post was about. It doesn't matter if you are sculpting a visual flash or tweaking collision detection. The fact a slew of lazy authors never took advantage doesn't change that.Īll those things you refer to, they can all be summed up as 'production values.' Very much the same. It is like Mugen, a toolset, and a very powerful one. OpenBOR is known in this community as entirely not capable of advanced functionality, when the very opposite is true. It isn't an engine's job to create quality modules/characters/whatever any more then it is hammer's job to build a sturdy house. Mugen engine I wasn't talking in terms of what people have done, or which one is 'better' but what they can do in terms of potential. The only thing that catches my attention is how spriters attempt to differentiate the original sprites through editing, but there isn't all that much in there, mostly palette swaps. yeah, as simple as having 6 standing basics/6 crouching basics/command basics/special motions with 3 variations as far as velocities go/12 air attacks all of these affected by velocities and physics that affect gameplay on a pixel-wide hit window in fractions of a second People may be overzealous of the efforts they put into a simple Ryu.

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And people here being dicks? Well, it takes a couple GIFs to patch a BOR game with new enemies, but having to apply physics to replicate balanced gameplay in Videogames that have been evolving for 2 decades is not an easy thing.

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Source code being open or not or portability issues are not the community's fault, but the original developer's. but that's pretty much all there is to it when it comes to similarities - they're completely unrelated in usage, and capabilities. It's like 'This orange is the best apple you've ever had'.īoth engines can display images which people use to depict people beating the crap out of each other. We are all here to play games and have fun yes? Maybe in time there can be some real development cooperation.

See if you don't come away with a better impression, and maybe you can encourage our own members to do the same. Do be aware we run a tight ship on posting policy and we do enforce it, but its all common sense stuff (no flaming, cussing, baiting, basically no being an a**hat).

So let me be the first to extend a hand of friendship.

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Try Something like Double Dragon Returns, Golden Axe Remake, the latest Crime Buster, Hyper Duel (which isn't even a s a SHUMP) or one of the many upcoming mods and you will get a much better idea of what we are about.Īnyway, what I was thinking is that if you guys are wrong about our engine, perhaps we (and I) are wrong about your community. They give our community and engine a bad name. Well, we think the same thing about those that you guys do about 'Orochi God Evil Akuma Mode Hyper Pent Up Eliza cut me off and I'm taking it out on the world Ken - Ultimate edition'.

I'm guessing that the bad impressions come from a long list of crap modules that all look, act, sound, and play the same. The long and short is that there is practically nothing the OpenBOR engine cannot do when used properly.

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Unlimited background layers, with full support for animation, transparency, etc. Realtime sprite manipulation (rotate, zoom, warp, color fill, flip X, flip Y) Built in support for AI controlled allies. But just like Mugen, you can make any button do whatever. By default they are Attack 1-4, Jump, and Special (block). Your only ceiling is the system's memory. You decide how many moves and animations you want, how many frames you want, how many characters you want, etc. The 'limits' within the engine are user defined and so hypothetically speaking, infinite. Someone probably told you they can't be used with alternate maps. Try alpha, negative alpha, overlay, hardlight, dodge, and 50%, all switchable in real time.

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