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Sorry about that, uploaded a fixed version. Just replace his .mot file. EDIT: Stealth update. Imported a few more animations and tweaked a few hit properties. Check front page's changelog.

Uploaded a hotfix. Kasumi's 9K issue has been fixed. Christie's 3_K jump property actually seems to be intentional. I think it's a leftover from her DOA3 version of the animation where she does a little hop at the start. Added Brad Wong's PP2K from DOA4. Tengu's files have been put back in as well.

I reverted it back. Personally it's not a move I use very much, but if you'd like to see it back, I'd rather import his DOA4 PP2K than speeding the animation up. Found some errors that I'll have to fix, I'll add Tengu's files back in when they're done. Discovered that Kasumi's 9K grants frame...

Been looking through the animation files of DOA3 and DOA4, and I think I have enough stuff ready now for an update. I'll update the first page to have a complete changelog, but here's a quick overview of what's been changed: Imported Ayane's :3::f+k: from DOA4. Changed Bass's :4::f+p: to an i6...

I'd be interested in hearing some of their thoughts behind the new meter system, from a development point-of-view. Like how they ended up deciding on it (possibly other considerations they might have had), what balance aspects they've had to be mindful of, stuff like that.

It's not random, it's dependent on what move is used as the finishing blow. Normal hits would give you a normal replay, powerful hits gave you the triple-take, electrified walls gave you one, long slow-mo shot, etc.

They are actually not DXT textures, but rather palette's with an alpha channel. I think DXT compression is technically usable, though? But it might not register the alpha correctly.

Here you go.

Got it working. Lucky for us, the color is part of the image, which lets us change it into a gradient. Resolution is not very high, though, so the outlines don't look super-clean. Definitely easier to read if that's what you want though...

Bass's costume is attached in the updated .rar download in the costume thread. It's "bas13". For the UI, I'll give it a shot, but I gotta test it first.

Regarding Bayman's tank roll, personally I think it's fine, it's mostly a question of aesthetics, whether seeing a character switching like that bothers you or not. 1) I'm generally not a fan of disadvantage on hit, but it has its places. For some moves it is necessary to avoid unintended...

It's in your AppData/Roaming folder. Once you're there, navigate to the Cxbx-Reloaded/EmuDisk folder. In that folder is a bunch of partition folders. Your save file will most likely be in Partition1. Side note, adding costumes to the folder also works, which is pretty neat.

I really hope they'll move away from the DOA4/5 system of the stun threshold being tied to what launch height you get.

That's what I did. It's messy, but it was the only solution I had available since it seems hardcoded. Messes with tracking, and the block frame disadvantage doesn't work right, I guess because it thinks a different animation is playing.

Basically, go to the input section of the .bin file and go through it, "updating" the file so that DOA3 can read it properly. Comparing the DOA3 Tengu .bin to his DOA2 counterpart (or the unfinished Christie/Brad Wong DOA2 conversions to teir DOA3 counterparts) will hopefully let you see what...

Gotcha. They're changed back now. I forgot mentioning this in my previous post, but I also changed the stuns of wakeup kicks to be much shorter on normal hit, making them work more like DOA5's wakeup kicks.

Quick update: Added some minor tweaks to a few moves and gave Leon, Helena, Hitomi and Christie access to their unused taunts. I always found parries really weird to input with the Xbox controller, so I'm trying out changing their inputs from :4::9::f:/:4::3::f: to :2::8::f:/:8::2::f:. If the...

It's also present in DOA3 with Brad's :4::f+p: I believe. (Or was it :2::f+p:?) I guess they forgot to check how the throws play out if you tech them.