Help with fighter maker 95
This should help people having problems with Fighter Maker 95

Here is the RTP

http://cybermuzzik.chat.ru/Lord%20Chibilot%27s%20FM95%20Tranny%203.0%20Setup.zip

Here is a tutorial by a guy named cobra
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|FM95 Tut. on how to add chara and BG|
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See this is what happens when nobody wrights a tut. about FM95!
Now I'm making one!! Shame on you!
Well after playing around a bit with FM95 I found out these things:



Adding an existing Chara for 2 player mode:

1. Click on the players tab
2. Right click the white space on the left
3. Click add a player from file
4. Locate your *.player file

Adding an existing Chara for 1 player mode:

1. Click on the players tab
2. Right click the white space on the left
3. Click add a player from file
4. Locate your *.player file
5. In the chara properties go to "win"
6. Mark the little button
7. Right click on the white space
8. Add you chara
9. Choose BG and AI(Computer intellegence)

--you can define from here which background you want to use which gameover
demo to select and the AI level of each character : of course you can add
more characters to this and set their order as well as how many times you
want to fight them--


How to add an existing background ::

1.Click on the background tab
2.Right click on the empty white space
3.Choose add a background from file
4.Locate your background


How to add an existing demo ::

1.Click on the demo tab
2.Right click the white space to the left
3.Click on add a demo from file
4.Locate the demo
5.Click on properties to choose the music


How do I add a sound to a background ::

1.Click on background
2.Click on sound
3.Click on your background
4.Check to see if the music you want is there if not right click
5.Locate your sound
6.Click on the properties tab
7.click the bgm arrow and choose your music


How to add a win screen to a background ::

1.Click on background
2.Click on properties
3.Click on win screen and choose your win screen

How to add a demo after I win but I dont want it to be the win screen::

1.Click on the players tab
2.Click on properties
3.Click on win
4.Check the box
5.Right click and choose demo
6.Choose the demo you want.

How to add a win quote::

1.Click on the players tab
2.Click on properties
3.Click on victory message
4.Right click and add player text.



Just remember that to start a game you must click on make game . Of course
this will only work if you have set up everything thats required ,
either load up a premade game and add characters to it or look at the premade
game and create something similar after seeing whats required.

Any questions? Mail them to edwin_mietz@hotmail.com

(c) By Cobra 2001
All rights reserved

I saw a character sprite from another game too in the rtp. Do they steel resources from other games.

It is an art. It takes composers for music and artists and writers and a whole lot of art is put together to create a beautiful piece of work.

This is a game I'm making.









The finished game will have some anime characters and other characters not from Nintendo.
The stages are
Hyrule
Yoshi's Island 4
ZX Highway
underworld
dream land
kongo
smb mushroom kingdom
classic kingdom
hyrule
Starfox
corneria
b f f s d m blood c
DJ VAN Hyrule Castle
battlefield
battlefield 2
metal battle
metal battle 2
mute city
Triforce Room
cvs 2 stadium
super mario
sub con
The game modes are
1p smash
versus smash
team arcade
team versus
team 2p
survival
survival 2p
practice
demo
Online mode may be added and the ability to create custom characters. A friend suggested that.

Can I help with sprites or music?

The program you just described sounds cool. I personally have no idea how to work that thing either. I guess I'm no help.

I'm new to these forums. I am learning C++ and like to watch anime. My favorite music is Rock and my favorite video game is Super Smash Bros Brawl. I own every system made by nintendo except CD-I and Famicom disk system. My website is http://smallworld.ucoz.com/ I don't really know anything about HTML so I don't have a very cool site. Thanks for reading this and now you know a little about me.

If the internet were to shut down it would only be allowed to shut down for a day or 2.

Liveswif is good and is free. You can get that it is kinda weird to learn though. Here is the link this site has info and help too.
http://www.pryjon.com/liveswifers/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3
Hope you learn soon

My favorite band would probably have to be Dragostea Din Tei.

Thank you for the compliment. Here is every single episode and some more anime episodes.

http://smallworld.ucoz.com/index/0-13

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