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Everything in this stage was drawn by Anti-11 except for the water/waterfalls. The waterfalls coming from the holes on the wall were made by Nero, and the water behind the railing was made by me. Really happy with how this one turned out. - thank you nero & anti-11. Download here with all my other creations.

Back to doing remixes. This one turned out well, and gave me inspiration to work on more of these in the future. Not sure who I'd remix next, but I'm glad i finally got this off the backlog. I coded it for WinMugenPlus because my other remixes are for this version of the engine. It was tested on 1.0 and coded friendly to it, so it's completely compatible. More shots: Download.

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Thanks guys! Added to website with Alpynes BGM.

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Sup people. Recently Markpachi contacted me about completing some of his stages and sharing the rest with the community since he doesn't plan on being around much. This happen to be one of his WIPS that caught my interest, and he agreed to let me edit it. I plan to code a couple more stages that were originally put together by Markpachi. For this however I was completing a stage he no longer had interest in, and have made most of the sprites myself. The rest of the MP collaborations will contain sprites all made by him and coded by me. After I get to speak with MP one more time I will release the rest of his stage PSDS to the community. :thumbsup: http://www.mediafire.com/?2g1ap9b4859i2oj It will be put up on my website later on, hope you enjoy it.

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Download. Available in the HR 1.0 Stages Section. Official release of joke on april fools: http://mugenguild.com/forum/topics/spirit-ground-1-0-only-165870.0.html

Old stage update I decided to share. Special thanks: ExShadow Phoenix ViolentKenMasters Dissidia Download. Available in the HR Win Mugen Plus Stages section. Which was recently updated with more of my stages (some unreleased.)

Dope shit alp! I thank you again for sharing those with me.

I couldn't get this to look the way i wanted but I did what I could. Done with it now, have at it. I'll put it on my site later. http://www.mediafire.com/?wbebyac2k1urnkr

lol, glad i could help bro.

Shared this several times already in many different places, figured I'd share it here too since I slightly updated it recently. What is Sqirlz? Choose from a variety of ripple shapes, and control details such as wave size, perspective, water transparency and flow direction.The raindrops and snow flakes can be adjusted in many ways, including size, speed, direction, transparency and scene depth effects.Animations can be saved as Macromedia Flash (SWF) files, animated GIF files, AVI video clips, and sets of bitmap, JPEG, PNG and TIFF files. Here's a few examples of Sqirlz effects: http://www.mobosof.com/doors/squirlzdemo.html http://www.xiberpix.net/RainRipples.html Or if you're familiar with any of my mugen stages: Caliginous Lake (Rain, BG Water), Necro/Twelve Remix (BG Water), Rooftop (Rain/Puddles), Within The Depths (Floor Effect.) Many other Mugen creators have used it, and in creative ways. It can be used for more than just Water related animations if you think of something. TUTORIAL START: Obviously first you're going to want to download the program. It's free. I use this program quite often for Water animation, rain, and puddles. Programs you're going to need: Sqirlz Water Reflections (Obviously) Ifranview (Recommended) Or anything that can batch index if you plan to do several frames. Gimp/Photoshop if you plan on editing your frames at all. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's an explanation of your main tool: Now usually when I go about making rain I make it plain black image in gimp (or paint, photoshop, whatever) the size that I need for my stage. In this example we'll use a 640x480 plain black .png image. Remember, the size varies on your stage size. Once you create your black image, you want to open it in Sqirlz. (File, open, browse, find etc) Then you're going to want to select your outline tool and draw an outline around the entire black image then right click after you're done drawing the outline (this'll make you able to click on options to edit your animation.) After your outline is drawn it should look like this: (this border you see should surround the image and you should be able to click on other tools/options.) This part of the tutorial will concern rain: When creating your rain animation after your outline is drawn you want to click the three rain lines on the top bar, it'll bring up a box it's going to look something like this: Adjust these options to your liking, as they're pretty self explanatory. Click the yellow "Run Animation" arrow tool to preview your animation with your settings. If you mess around enough you'll notice some cool functions, like default flow settings that are really nice, alternate flow directions, and you can even adjust the color. Once you're content with the rain you've made you're going to want to save it, now there's a couple of ways to do this, you could save it as a .gif animation and batch convert via ifranview, or you could save as image files and manually add your transperacy (this is my way) Doing it my way (with image files) will go as follows: Click the green button on the far right (it's the last button on the bar) after doing so you should see something like this: You're going to want to check the list as I did for rain. Then you click okay, and it'll have you save the rain to your destination. Name it "Rain" and save it to it's own folder. It will then ask you to select an image type, you select .png. Then you will convert the 19-20 (though I recommend extending the frames to about 25-30 for confirmed smoothness) layers of rain it shoots out into .pcx files and use coding in mugen to rid of the black background, it's quite easy. If you'd prefer doing it with a .gif (which admittedly does have some qualities that make it better than image files.) You can make the frames a larger amount for a smoother animation if you're not content with the amount of frames in your image files. That covers rain. As far as puddles go, it's the same exact concept except rather than a black image you'd open your floor sprite and draw your outline of where you want the puddles to be and then to edit them you'll do the same for rain except you click the three circles tool (puddle editing) and yet again, adjust to your liking. (MAKE SURE YOUR TRANSPERACY IS AT 100 FOR PUDDLES.) Then, again, you will save as png image files and add a 1 pixel wide pink background over it, index, and make the pink your 0 color in the .pcx sprite (this is what I do at least for Water/Puddle animations, just not rain. The reason is do this is because you will lose colors/parts of your puddle sprites in some instances without applying a backup 0 color.) Water animating is the same as well, however in regards to mugen it's a bit more tricky to edit your water it's sort of the same above except your edit tool is the 3 squiggly lines next to your puddle and rain editor Also, make sure your transperacy in the editor is toned all the way up here too, or it won't turn out right. Example: Let's say I wanted to use this image in a stage. When I animate the water, I'd have to make sure I cut out the background and have only the water in sqirlz, (If this cannot be done beforehand you must apply pink to your background before adding it into mugen mind you it's going to be 19-20 images. Batch conversion is best in this aspect.) If you don't remove your background from the water it'll animate your background along with the water in mugen (because it repeats with your water sprites) and it looks awful, and make sure when you save you check the appropriate animation used as I did above for rain. Puddles for puddles, water for water, etc. I won't even cover sqirlz snow, because it's awful in my opinion, works for some but i dislike it and rarely use it, though it works just about the same as the rain so it shouldn't be hard to figure out. I hope this helped.

It is possible to have both in mugen @lightflare. Hmm. Maybe I could do shadows behind, reflection in front? Or just because it's so low, only reflection in front? Scale's quite small.

I appreciate that, man! :) ^ I should've done that in the first place, u right. Cuz of the puddles, thanks for reminding me bruh. I'll include that with an update some time in the future, I plan to add more lights some time.

^ Thanks for the vids and comments guys! :)

Midnight Diner Video by Cook: Video by Gui: Fairly simple stage. I had plans to add more lighting animations but the FPS would drop tremendously. Eggs & Bacon.

Congrats Gen. THEY GROW UP SO FAST. ILY.

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Cool man! I think it's totally cool you made it accessible for 1.1! I'd do it myself but I don't use the engine.

The answer is still no to that one though, I like what I did, i'd rather not go through the extra work and create the lag.

I'd rather not. That's a lot more heavy. It is a cool idea, don't get me wrong, it's just a lot of work, and a lot of space.

What was done: - Added TV with static animation in BG rather than mirror. Also have a portrait of Devil Kazuya fading in and out. - Added my own spotlight effect on the left and right hand side of the screen. - Gave the stage bounds. - Added a darkness overlay. - Cleaned up code/sff. Feedback would be appreciated since I rarely mess with bgctrls, window or parallax coding, all of which are included in this stage. Download. Will put up on my mfg website soon since i updated it! :D