See more.Īny text file uses (comma) to define comments, which are ignored while reading its contents.Ĭontent paths in definition files are always relative to the game's root directory (where the executable is). Can be created in Fighter Factory or Elecbyte's fntmaker tool. Can be created in Fighter Factory or Elecbyte's sndmaker tool.įNT: binary file for storing font data (legacy). Can be created in Fighter Factory or Elecbyte's sprmaker tool. ST: text file used for the character's state machine. This file is also used for state machine code like ST. See more.ĬNS: text file used for describing character constants. This file is also used for state machine code like ST (for command activation tests on StateDef -1). See more.ĬMD: text file used for describing character commands. This file has multiple groups ( lines), parameter / value pairs (parameter = value) and is used to describe content for Characters, Stages, Fonts and System Screens.ĪIR: text file used for describing animations. But, as we extend some functionality, new formats are also available.ĭEF: INI-like text file for definitions. MUGENext is 100% compatible with Elecbyte M.U.G.E.N, meaning it uses the same file formats as the former. In fact, only chars and shaders folders are strict necessary as the others can be anything else based on the relative path specified in definition files, like a stage in f, for example.

The virtual file system also allows custom package distribution by separating any file or folder (except mugen.cfg) in one single compressed archive. On MUGENext, the user has more freedom on folder structure, as we allow mugen.cfg to be placed in the root executable folder, and a new setting for redirecting content is available in the settings file.

data: sub folder for system/menu data (motifs/screenpacks, storyboards) and mugen.cfg (configuration file).

MUGENext follows the same directory structure as Elecbyte's M.U.G.E.N:

Mugen 1.1 screenpacks hd