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12/24/2018
🕑 Added 2018-12-24 12:09:14 +0000 UTC/ Work situation
We will make Qdora motion priority. It takes quite a long time to do alternate confirmation with the original author (programmer) and because Qdora itself has many fluctuating objects and special handwriting processes. The surplus to put in other than the image work of Qdora is severe both temporally and brain resource-like. For a while, I will concentrate solely on creating Qdora images.
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/Update contents
· All
Risk gauge recovery timing changed from guard 90F to 180F
Fixed null error of key config
Fixed a problem that becomes 2P operation when returning to character set from pose during recording
Fixed a bug where jump judgment remains
Fixed a bug that nearest B does not appear on the guard fastest revasa
FS start 2F only unbeatable deletion
In the case of the gap 2F of the guard so that it becomes a black beat display (for FS rampage reference)
The FS attribute did not enter the jump tool and the counter and the risk gauge reduction effect were not fixed.
Character color 32 colors added (Only Kudra is available in all)
Added judgment display in training mode Red, attack judgment green, damage judgment white, collision judgment purple, hit judgment
Improvement of all technique damage greatly (We are limiting the increase in A / 2A only)
Startup correction has been reduced from 30 to 44% to 25 to 40%
Combo correction from 88 to 98% to 81 to 96%
(Since I want to emphasize the gauge management by awakening death or the number of times I even hit a single shot (the number of times I won reading)
· Main
Adjust the risk gauge scraping amount of FS rut
236 A Stiffness 6 F Increase Hit Stop (Hit 6 F Guard 4 F) Increase Risk Gauge Scraping to 80%
Reserve 236 AFS physical fitting adjustment Adjust risk gauge sharpening to 60%
We diluted the judgment on the lower side to make J214A easier to move against the air
Increase knock back ratio of 236 C to forward direction to 60%
I reverted to former JA Motion
JA to JB Motion Frame adjustment
Changing accumulation rate to 50> 0% at 24> 28 F in the aerial passive impossible time of 6 C
Decrease 2F on the ground trailing time of far B and 2B
I cut down the judgment of 6 A up to the root and need to draw air to the root
I bought 214 A sideways blow-off Loose this technology correction
I narrowed the upward judgment of 6B
· Sisca
We cut a little upward judgment of C
Late occurrence of 6 C lateral movement increase 66 Late derivation advantage time to +3
236 A Adjustment of lowering of lateral movement of branding indicator Burning firing 64> 54 F
Wild geese 6D rigidity increased by 13F Hit stop 3F increase Blown away height increased Higher startup correction to 80%
Adjust float after JD hit
JD bound angle adjustment
· Cecil
I set the initial speed of forward to 0 the same initial speed as Mine forward
I reduced the numerical value of the dash inertia at the beginning of advance 6 A so that it does not slide much
6C rigidity 4F increase hit stop 4F increase so as to float at the counter
At 236 D hit, pick up the opponent to the ground position so that the picking up of any height will be in the same situation
Qdora
JD system so that it can be issued only once in the air
Tae
To be able to calculate an advantageous frame at the grenade holding time
669 Jump cancellation at grenade holding so that dash inertia ride
JD middle stage judgment start correction 80% generation 12F> 14F
· Stina
Fixed a bug that injured by inertia with moving hollow throw
/ Scheduled update
・ Creating Qdora
・ Bug Fix
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/Update contents
· None
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keyconfig
· press F9
· Operating the PAD opens 1P side setting item
· Press F9 and perform key configuration with PAD in order from the top
· Activate this exe
· Setting is completed by pressing F11
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thx :D
Big update here, awesome.
