Wall hits produce an 0x09 (non-holdable stun) in DOA3 vs 0x08 (holdable stun) in DOA4.
Wall Hits
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Gultigargar
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Mallo and I tried figuring out all the states a while back. These are the ones we know of:
00 = default
01 = jumping/landing
02 = jumping attack
03 = attacking
04 = during throw
05 = hold attempt
06 = during hold
07 = guarding
08 = critical stun / guard break
09 = launch/knockdown/hitstun/wall-stuff (Unable to hold)
0A = being thrown
0B = being held
0C = down / on the ground
0D = animation
0E = down attacking
0F = hit by down attack
10 = throw attempt
This only covers up until DOA3, so it's possible DOA4 and onward have more.
00 = default
01 = jumping/landing
02 = jumping attack
03 = attacking
04 = during throw
05 = hold attempt
06 = during hold
07 = guarding
08 = critical stun / guard break
09 = launch/knockdown/hitstun/wall-stuff (Unable to hold)
0A = being thrown
0B = being held
0C = down / on the ground
0D = animation
0E = down attacking
0F = hit by down attack
10 = throw attempt
This only covers up until DOA3, so it's possible DOA4 and onward have more.
Yeah, it's the same for DOA4. Here's the naming convention I used.
I'm more curious if you found where the 08/09 flags are set - is there a spot in the character.bins or common.bin? Or is it in the binary?
Found this section that seemingly lists different stun animations in groups; presumably grouped by different Act States but I'm still investigating.
Gultigargar
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There's a big section in the .xbe where it sets up most of the "shared" moveIDs such as stuns, juggles, environment anims, etc.
The DOA3 wall stun looks like this:
5E22 07 09 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 FF 00 00 00
and the bolded part is where it sets the moveID's actstate.
Some on-hit animations can also be found in the character .bins, for on-hit animations that would be unique to them. (Usually special-tailored launch heights and the like)
The DOA3 wall stun looks like this:
5E22 07 09 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 FF 00 00 00
and the bolded part is where it sets the moveID's actstate.
Some on-hit animations can also be found in the character .bins, for on-hit animations that would be unique to them. (Usually special-tailored launch heights and the like)
How are we deciding ActCode/Anime names? I'm feeling a little overwhelmed here. Rev's spreadsheet is an amazing reference but I wonder how ya'll cataloged these names.
1337 kun3 d0
What did I just find?
This is the pause_menu for game_mode 0xD and 0xE, which seem to be an unused "Live Replay Mode" or something. You can play one match and then the post match replay is the whole match on a loop. Presumably mode 0xD is singles and 0xE is tag. Super glitchy.What did I just find?
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1 TITLE_SCREEN
2 MODE_SELECT
3 STORY_MODE
4 TIME_ATTACK_MODE
5 VERSUS_MODE
6 SURVIVAL_MODE_SINGLE
7 SURVIVAL_MODE_TAG
8 TEAM_BATTLE_MODE
9 SPARRING_MODE_SINGLE
A SPARRING_MODE_TAG
B WATCH_MODE_SINGLE
C WATCH_MODE_TAG
D
E
F BATTLE_VIEWER_MODE
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13 UPS_MODE
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15 ONLINE_MODE