Title: Quick coding question! Post by: yoshine on July 25, 2010, 05:39:18 PM Ok so today I found a code that changes the animation frame rate for every player,
but it gave no basic info, like what values equal which speeds. I've tried a few values but the results were all over the place i.e. I sucked at it... every time I tried it the characters always went wayyyyy too fast... anyways I'm trying to get it anywhere from 1.25 to 2 times faster than normal, really anything that makes it so you can have more attacks, and faster attacks with out look jumpy or being hard to control. so here it is: Universal Animation Modifier[Igglyboo] 80000000 80623320 80000001 00000000 60000006 00000000 60000003 00000001 4A001000 00000000 4A101001 00000000 36000000 00000032 58010000 00000004 DE000000 80008180 58010000 00000060 DE000000 80008180 58010000 00000014 DE000000 80008180 1400004C XXXXXXXX <- here is the variable 80100001 00000008 62000000 00000001 E200000F 00000000 80000001 00000000 80100000 00000244 62000000 00000000 E0000000 80008000 Could some one please help me out? I'm really feeling the super-noob vibe right now... :>.>palm: Edit: I moved this topic because I think I put it was out of its place Title: Re: Quick coding question! Post by: Chuy on July 25, 2010, 05:52:16 PM X values are are floating point values put in a floating point value in there then it should work
Title: Re: Quick coding question! Post by: yoshine on July 25, 2010, 06:23:10 PM I already did I tried each of these values in this order
40400000, 40200000, 3FC00000, 3F800000 all of them worked way too fast and every time I changed one it only had only the slightest difference, I want it to be a little faster than normal speed so I can get more moves in than normal not where the game becomes un-playable because it seems like it would fit in some where at a crack house... D= do have any idea what values could work for a small to medium change? Title: Re: Quick coding question! Post by: Chuy on July 25, 2010, 06:24:12 PM 1.05-1.25 range sounds about right
Title: Re: Quick coding question! Post by: yoshine on July 25, 2010, 06:26:45 PM sounds good to me,
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