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| Type represents the category of sound the selectable types are Normal, Effect, Voice, Target Effect, Target Voice, and Stage. | Type represents the category of sound the selectable types are Normal, Effect, Voice, Target Effect, Target Voice, and Stage. | ||
| - | |^ Normal | || | + | |^ Normal | These seem to govern things like the air whipping sound of an attack || |
| - | |^ Effect | || | + | |^ Effect | Special effect sounds. Like the sound of oil splashing on Hakan, or a fireball explosion. || |
| - | |^ Voice | || | + | |^ [[Voice]] | These are the voice files for the character || |
| - | |^ Target_Effect | || | + | |^ Target_Effect | Not sure || |
| - | |^ Target_Voice | || | + | |^ Target_Voice | Likely to get opponent to play a specific voice file. || |
| - | |^ Stage | || | + | |^ Stage | These are things that interactive with the stage. Usually used for like when something hits the ground such as a knockdown. || |
| Setting any sound to '1000' will stop all current sounds of that type. | Setting any sound to '1000' will stop all current sounds of that type. | ||
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