Hitboxes?

[Xevran]

I've been cruising these forums all night, along with excessive use of Google, and I've yet to find one (reasonably simple) piece of guidance. Am I blind? Can someone point me towards a good visual representation of exactly what settings result in what size hitbubble? I'm playing hell trying to build a cyclone windbox because I'm not sure how large or small my individual bubbles are going to actually be.

Hell, even if someone could tell me the relative size increase per point, wether it's determined by radius or full width, etc. I'd be more than happy, but I can't seem to find a single reference to it no matter where I look.

:srs:

[msp26]

i think psa

[Xevran]

I am using PSA, and if you mean the guides, they all have very comprehensive information - EXCEPT what measurements the hitbox scalar actually affects. In other words, what space it will actually occupy in game; a visual representation versus a character would be best, but I'd be happy to know if it's simply in pixels or not, and from what source point; Edge-to-edge, or center-to edge. It'd certainly make the more complicated hitboxes I'm working on go a hell of a lot more smoothly.

Edit: Is there a graphic effect that scales on a 1-1 rate with the collision bubbles? If so, I could do this bit myself, and save everyone some trouble by posting the results. Any awnsers are appreciated; Like I said before, Google and guides aren't cutting it this time, though I can find everything else pretty easily.

[??_?]

its from the bones I believe, but sometimes they have x and y offsets.  But those also come from the bones.  and I'm not positive, but a "1" measurement with collision bubbles is equal to that of a "1" in brawlbox translations.  I've heard them called pixels, but I'm not entirely sure if thats accurate.

[Xevran]

So... the hit box will scale based upon which bone it's originating from? IE: a fist becomes a bigger fist-shaped void, and so on? Hm...guess I'm going to have to get Brawlbox working properly if I want to actually see this, then; I've been using PSA exclusively, and ran into some oddities trying to make a properly hitboxed vortex effect. Knowing what sort of hitboxes I'm trying to stack and fill will be helpful - and if a '1' is in fact a single translation, they should match up with offsets to some extent. Well, at least you've given me somewhere to start, thanks.

[Sajiao Omelette]

Always spheres ~> size is the radius.

No clue on the units, although you'll definitely get a good sense just doing stuff or using AMKalmar's Visible Hitbox PSAs.

[Xevran]

Ok, now you can call me dumb. I'll go look up those visible hitbox PSAs to give me a feel for relative size, and knowing that it is = to radius alone helps immensely. I was getting a bit frustrated fixing it by feel, as I have a rather complex windbox to finish, and it's hard to resize these things by ear in a complex interacting hitbox series.
Short version? Thankyouthankyouthankyou I can get back to work without going more insane!

[shadowXtreme]

where can

Always spheres ~> size is the radius.

No clue on the units, although you'll definitely get a good sense just doing stuff or using AMKalmar's Visible Hitbox PSAs.

Where can I find AMKALMAR PSAs?