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The old, old Parappa (the one that constantly disappears and doesn't have any Specials or Hypers) is actually made by a fellow named 'Wakewakame', according to one of the 4 readmes I got in my download of him. He's heavily based off a Wolverine from the same year he was released (2000), to the point that some references to Wolverine are left unchanged.Edit: since I didn't want to double-post, here's a Sackboy I found by a 'Brandon' which implements some of his moves from Playstation All Stars Battle Royale and seems to be a beta of sorts, seeing as the author acknowledges it has bugs and it's listed as 'v0.1' in the readme. He's kind of glitchy, doesn't have all of his normals, and deals too much damage; despite all this, this is probably the best version we'll see of him for now.

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This boring screenpack will not do for us. A screenpack is MUGEN term for the whole system. All the menus, the character select and more.

The characters and stages are their own separate files, so we will get to those later. You can find other screenpacks.The screenpack that I am using and will use for this instructable is IMT (Blue) by user Acey. It can be downloadedI recommend this one as it can hold as little as 70 characters, a good start for anyone. Mine hold's 336, which also comes with the pack.Some MUGEN screenpacks do not include the program and require you to copy all of the contents of the screenpack into the default MUGEN you downloaded last step. This one, the author was nice enough to give us MUGEN with it, as well as a very helpful program called VSelect, but we will get back to that later. Special thanks to the! After extracting IMT from it's compressed format, the next step is to get some characters to populate your game!

For this step, we will yet again visit. Here, everyone is so nice they ordered everything into neat categories, with COLLECTIONS being the place I head to the most, for convince.

Let's start with. Six characters from MARVEL Vs. Download the file.After extracting the files, your folder should look like this (I renamed the IMT (Blue) folder to MUGEN Instructable. To add the characters to the game, copy the folders and paste them inside the 'chars' folder, which is located inside the IMT (Blue) folder. Next up, we need to add them to the actual code! This may sound difficult, but if you can type in the characters name, you can code them into the game.

To code MUGEN, go to the 'data' folder. This is enough to make some of you panic most likely, but don't worry, you won't touch most of these components! Instead, go to the IMT04 folder.

Here will be an image file, and two.def files. 'Select' controls your characters and stages and 'system' is, well, the system. Open the select.def. You may be wondering how, as you most likely have never heard of a.def file before. But simply open the file with Notepad. Yes, Notepad. Now everything is in clear English.Under Characters, simply type the name of the character.

Your first few lines should now look like this.;-Characters;Row1stormBlackheartCyclopsJinSaotomeMagneto;Row2PsylockeCharName002CharName003CharName004CharName005And Ta Da! Open MUGEN and there they are! Now what good is a fighting game without a good venue?? To get a stage, we are heading back to the wonderful people at MUGEN Free For All!

Mugen 64 Emulator

Let's take a basic stage from Street Fighter II,. Extract the folder and place it's contents into the 'stage' folder. Open up your select.def again, and scroll to the bottom, where you'll find ExtraStages. It should look like this.;-ExtraStages;Put extra stages here. They will be available in VS and Watch modes.;For example, you can insert 'stages/mybg.def'.stages/Stage0.defBelow stages/Stage0.def (the training stage included with MUGEN), add stages/guilestageDG.defWhat this does is tell the game to simply look in the stages folder, and pull out that specific file for use as a stage. Boot up MUGEN's VS Mode, select two characters and pick the stage.!

This is most of what you need to set up and start building your own personal MUGEN roster. But there are a few things that I should note.

Below the ExtraStages in the select.def is Options. Options controls the order of who appears in Arcade Mode. To make a character appear later in Arcade Mode, simply add ',order = x' with x being a 1-9 number, 1 appearing first, then 2, etc. Say I want to fight a few level 1 characters then fight a level 2 as a boss.

Everyone is level 1 automatically, so just add,order = 2 to your boss, for this example, I will use Magneto. Make sure you change your values under Options to thisarcade.maxmatches = 3,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0This simply means that you fight 3 level 1 characters, then one level 2 car. It should look like this.;-Characters;Row1stormBlackheartCyclopsJinSaotomeMagneto, order = 2;Row2PsylockeCharName002CharName003CharName004CharName005And with your Options, Magneto should now appear after you beat 3 randomly selected characters.And that's about it! Now go amaze your friends with your fighting game skill!