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| ====First Hitbox==== | ====First Hitbox==== | ||
| - | First hitbox is just that, the first frame that a hitbox appears (note this number is BEFORE the [[Speed]] values are calculated.) Currently the actual effect this value has on the move's properties is unknown. | + | First hitbox is just that, the first frame that a hitbox appears (note this number is BEFORE the [[Speed]] values are calculated). Currently the actual effect this value has on the move's properties is unknown. |
| ====Last Hitbox==== | ====Last Hitbox==== | ||
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| ====Interrupt At Frame==== | ====Interrupt At Frame==== | ||
| - | This is the frame that the move can be interrupted into another input (including movement.) This value is separate from [[Cancels]] this is used for when moves are considered "completed." However many moves have animations that can be interrupted before the animation completes. For example: Taunts have varied lengths for the whole script, but universally taunts can be ended prematurely on frame 45. These interruptible frames are usually used simply to create a smoother animation to reset the character into their neutral stance. | + | This is the frame that the move can be interrupted into another input (including movement.) This value is separate from [[Cancels]] this is used for when moves are considered "completed." All the move is technically finished, many moves have animations that can be interrupted before the animation completes. For example: Taunts have varied lengths for the whole script, but universally taunts can be ended prematurely on frame 45. These interruptible frames are usually used simply to create a smoother animation to reset the character into their neutral stance. |
| ====Total Duration==== | ====Total Duration==== | ||
| - | This is the total duration of the move, if your [[Animation]] does not match the total duration value then graphical errors occur (such as the character temporarily disappearing.) | + | This is the total duration of the move, if your [[Animation]] does not match the total duration value then graphical errors occur (such as the character temporarily disappearing). |
| ====Physics==== | ====Physics==== | ||
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| As with the Physics flag there may be more yet undiscovered. | As with the Physics flag there may be more yet undiscovered. | ||
| - | ====Unknown Flags 3==== | + | ====Finish Animation==== |
| - | Unknown Flags 3 is used to dictate what animation to use when the character reaches the floor of the stage. This is used only in the "Blow" scripts. This is determined as the index minus 26 | + | Finish Animation / Unknown Flags 3 is used to dictate what animation to use when the character reaches the floor of the stage. This is used only in the "Blow" scripts. This is determined as the index minus 26 |
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