Sure, shoot me an email or send me a message on Mugenguild. Here's a page to my MugenGuild profile if you want to link to that: Here's a link to my youtube page if you want to link to it: Just add a credit in the top of whatever file you added the code to in comments, or just put it in the f. Let me know if you intend to distribute anything, just so I can check it out. There's nothing really groundbreaking in these files. PM me on mugenguild if you'd like psds or something. This is probably why I'll never bother making a character. I can't understand color restricted formats, so the option to completely ignore them is great. I've used the default MUGEN screenpack as a base, then transplanted things off my mockups straight into the sff using Fighter Factory 3.Įven though MUGEN 1.1 is only in Beta, the inclusion of 32-bit png support really caught my eye. Before i start, this tutorial shows how to add screenpacks to Mugen 1.0, since adding screenpacks in it has a little more steps than adding them into WinMugen, as to my experience. I generally mock things up in photoshop before translating it over to MUGEN. This is a tutorial on how to add screenpacks to MUGEN 1.0, a new version released by Elecbyte. A large-capacity screenpack inspired by two things the glorious 80s and MUGEN Megamix by Fido. Please make sure your computer supports OpenGL Download KOF Memorial Lv.2 -Red Edition-, started by Ramon SNK and Makoto Belmont, patched by AVPBoy and finished by me (1.0/1.1) This is the most worked and great KOFM screenpack so far. Place contents of /data/ inside your MUGEN 1.1 data folder. KOF Memorial Level 2 Screenpack by me (1.0/1.1) I edited them for being similar as possible to the original full game.
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