How to size the sprite in Fighter Factory

[afterschool]

Hello, i'm making my first char but for some reason it's size is more than huge, the size of each sprite are between width 80x150 height there's a way to resize it in FF? or I have to make all again, start over?

[NotAGoodName]

Just scale it in CNS or with localcoord. If you use CNS scaling, you will need to code the character accordingly.

[afterschool]

Just scale it in CNS or with localcoord. If you use CNS scaling, you will need to code the character accordingly.

Localcoord?

[NotAGoodName]

localcoord is a DEF file setting added in Mugen 1.0 that goes in the same section asname and pal.defaults. Default is localcoord = 320,240. Mugen doesn't read the Y value, so you can just modify the X value and put whatever you want for Y.

[Info]
name = "Mr Big" 
displayname = "Mr. Big"
pal.defaults = 1,2,3,4,5,6
author = "Fred + Tim Markworth"
localcoord = 432,lol
mugenversion = 1.0

This gives me a character scaled down by 74% or so (320/432). I like using intervals of 4/8/16/32 etc, but you don't have to. localcoord = 640x480 is 50% smaller than default. This is how people make high res characters.

[afterschool]

localcoord is a DEF file setting added in Mugen 1.0 that goes in the same section asname and pal.defaults. Default is localcoord = 320,240. Mugen doesn't read the Y value, so you can just modify the X value and put whatever you want for Y.

[Info]
name = "Mr Big" 
displayname = "Mr. Big"
pal.defaults = 1,2,3,4,5,6
author = "Fred + Tim Markworth"
localcoord = 432,lol
mugenversion = 1.0

This gives me a character scaled down by 74% or so (320/432). I like using intervals of 4/8/16/32 etc, but you don't have to. localcoord = 640x480 is 50% smaller than default. This is how people make high res characters.

So, i get it, but how i change the numbers? to plus or to minus? thats my char code

[Info]
name = "Adell"
displayname = "Adell"
versiondate = 25,11,2018
mugenversion = 1.0
author = "Amoled"
pal.defaults = 1
localcoord = 320,240

How would you change it? because the numbers aren't high

[NotAGoodName]

I told you. Bigger number = Smaller. So try something like 640 first, and then try over and over until it works.

[afterschool]

I told you. Bigger number = Smaller. So try something like 640 first, and then try over and over until it works.

ohh sorry for misunderstanding, i'm not good with numbers e etc... i get confused, now i understand, thank you so much it works

[mulambo]

it's a useless effort to resize the sprites graphically with FF editor, photoshop or else...
you just need to play with the "scale" values at the beginning of the CNS. But I guess there are other values like head position, etc... according to size so you have to change them as well.
I don't even know why doubling the size of it like that, it just looks huge. Just revert to the original size ratio of the sprites, wherever you ripped them from, and use scale = 1.5,1.5 if it's too little.

[mycomics007]

Simply scale it in CNS or with localcoord. In the event that you utilize CNS scaling, you should code the character as needs be.

[malozu3ro665br]

Hello, i'm making my first char but for some reason it's size is more than huge, the size of each sprite are between width 80x150 height there's a way to resize it in FF? or I have to make all again, start over?

valew por perguntar, eu já tava pensando em fazer isso no ps kk mds, iria me matar de trabalho mas como eu não sou tão estupido e eu notei que tava e achei tua pergunta.

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localcoord is a DEF file setting added in Mugen 1.0 that goes in the same section asname and pal.defaults. Default is localcoord = 320,240. Mugen doesn't read the Y value, so you can just modify the X value and put whatever you want for Y.

[Info]
name = "Mr Big" 
displayname = "Mr. Big"
pal.defaults = 1,2,3,4,5,6
author = "Fred + Tim Markworth"
localcoord = 432,lol
mugenversion = 1.0

This gives me a character scaled down by 74% or so (320/432). I like using intervals of 4/8/16/32 etc, but you don't have to. localcoord = 640x480 is 50% smaller than default. This is how people make high res characters.

thanks. It worked just fine!