| Clans | |
|
| Who is online? | In total there are 2 users online :: 0 Registered, 0 Hidden and 2 Guests None Most users ever online was 127 on Sat Oct 02, 2021 1:18 am |
| Latest topics | » LF2 Saga Download
 by ace Sat May 05, 2012 2:58 pm
» A Challange for everyone...
by ace Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:29 pm
» Best automatic rifle and sniper for COD
by ace Mon Oct 24, 2011 9:26 pm
» Data Changing Guide made by Kevin
by Xtremegamer Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:21 am
» Fixed time Tournment
by Xtremegamer Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:11 am
» Chatting Area
by Xtremegamer Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:53 am
» new character [Chrone]
by Xtremegamer Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:51 am
» Clan: Epic Fighters
by Xtremegamer Fri Oct 21, 2011 10:46 am
» LFT Official Networks
by Xtremegamer Wed Oct 19, 2011 11:41 am
» THAT SITE IS CRAZY
by Xtremegamer Wed Oct 19, 2011 11:38 am
|
| | | Data Changing Guide made by Kevin |  |
| | | Author | Message |
|---|
Master
Administrator
Posts : 429
Points : 5684
Reputation : 1
Join date : 2010-08-27
Location : India
 |  Subject: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:00 pm | |
| Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Part I: - Spoiler:
PART I
DATA.TXT
REQUIRED: LF2 Data Changer
Contents:
I. Data.txt - Structure
II. ID, Type, and File explanation
III. How to insert or change a character
Guides
I. Data.txt - Structure
The Data.txt is stored in your LF2 folder/data/data.txt
This is the content of data.txt
<object>
id: 0 type: 0 file: data\template.dat ---> This is the Characters in LF2
id: 52 type: 0 file: data\julian.dat
id: 51 type: 0 file: data\firzen.dat
id: 50 type: 0 file: data\louisEX.dat
id: 38 type: 0 file: data\bat.dat
id: 39 type: 0 file: data\justin.dat
id: 37 type: 0 file: data\knight.dat
id: 36 type: 0 file: data\jan.dat
id: 35 type: 0 file: data\monk.dat
id: 34 type: 0 file: data\sorcerer.dat
id: 33 type: 0 file: data\jack.dat
id: 32 type: 0 file: data\mark.dat
id: 31 type: 0 file: data\hunter.dat
id: 30 type: 0 file: data\bandit.dat
id: 1 type: 0 file: data\deep.dat
id: 2 type: 0 file: data\john.dat
id: 4 type: 0 file: data\henry.dat
id: 5 type: 0 file: data\rudolf.dat
id: 6 type: 0 file: data\louis.dat
id: 7 type: 0 file: data\firen.dat
id: 8 type: 0 file: data\freeze.dat
id: 9 type: 0 file: data\dennis.dat
id: 10 type: 0 file: data\woody.dat
id: 11 type: 0 file: data\davis.dat
id: 100 type: 1 file: data\weapon0.dat #stick ---> This is the weapons.
id: 101 type: 1 file: data\weapon2.dat #hoe
id: 120 type: 1 file: data\weapon4.dat #knife
id: 121 type: 4 file: data\weapon5.dat #baseball
id: 122 type: 6 file: data\weapon6.dat #milk
id: 150 type: 2 file: data\weapon1.dat #stone
id: 151 type: 2 file: data\weapon3.dat #wooden_box
id: 123 type: 6 file: data\weapon8.dat #beer
id: 124 type: 1 file: data\weapon9.dat #<
id: 217 type: 2 file: data\weapon10.dat #louis_armour
id: 218 type: 2 file: data\weapon11.dat #louis_armour
id: 300 type: 5 file: data\criminal.dat #criminal
id: 200 type: 3 file: data\john_ball.dat ---> This is the projectiles
id: 201 type: 1 file: data\henry_arrow1.dat
id: 202 type: 1 file: data\rudolf_weapon.dat
id: 203 type: 3 file: data\deep_ball.dat
id: 204 type: 3 file: data\henry_wind.dat
id: 205 type: 3 file: data\dennis_ball.dat
id: 206 type: 3 file: data\woody_ball.dat
id: 207 type: 3 file: data\davis_ball.dat
id: 208 type: 3 file: data\henry_arrow2.dat
id: 209 type: 3 file: data\freeze_ball.dat
id: 210 type: 3 file: data\firen_ball.dat
id: 211 type: 3 file: data\firen_flame.dat
id: 212 type: 3 file: data\freeze_column.dat
id: 213 type: 1 file: data\weapon7.dat #ice_sword
id: 214 type: 3 file: data\john_biscuit.dat
id: 215 type: 3 file: data\dennis_chase.dat
id: 216 type: 3 file: data\jack_ball.dat
id: 219 type: 3 file: data\jan_chaseh.dat
id: 220 type: 3 file: data\jan_chase.dat
id: 221 type: 3 file: data\firzen_chasef.dat
id: 222 type: 3 file: data\firzen_chasei.dat
id: 223 type: 3 file: data\firzen_ball.dat
id: 224 type: 3 file: data\bat_ball.dat
id: 225 type: 3 file: data\bat_chase.dat
id: 226 type: 3 file: data\justin_ball.dat
id: 228 type: 3 file: data\julian_ball.dat
id: 229 type: 3 file: data\julian_ball2.dat
id: 998 type: 5 file: data\etc.dat
id: 999 type: 5 file: data\broken_weapon.dat
<object_end>
<file_editing>
data\nothing.txt
<file_editing_end>
<background>
id: 4 file: bg\sys\hkc\bg.dat -----> And this is the backgrounds.
id: 2 file: bg\sys\lf\bg.dat
id: 3 file: bg\sys\sp\bg.dat
id: 5 file: bg\sys\gw\bg.dat
id: 6 file: bg\sys\qi\bg.dat
id: 7 file: bg\sys\ft\bg.dat
id: 8 file: bg\sys\bc\bg.dat
id: 1 file: bg\sys\cuhk\bg.dat
id: 0 file: bg\sys\thv\bg.dat
id: 10 file: bg\template\1\bg.dat
id: 11 file: bg\template\2\bg.dat
id: 12 file: bg\template\3\bg.dat
<background_end>
id: 100~199 drop weapon
So there are:
1. Characters
2. Weapons
3. Projectiles / balls
4. Backgrounds
all stored in the data.txt, making the data file the most important to data changing in LF2.
II. ID, Type, and File explanation
at the 2nd line we can see:
id: 0 type: 0 file: data\template.dat
The components:
ID. ID is the identifier of all objects. The identifier is used on stage mode, and the CPU player intelligence.
There should be no object with the same ID, or at least, you cannot input the objects with the same ID both into the stage mode, only one of them.
Type. The type tells the game what the object is:
0 = Fighters
1 = Weapons
2 = Heavy Weapons (Rock, Wooden box, Louis Armor)
3 = Projectile (Balls like Deep's blast, Freeze/Firen ball, etc)
4 = Baseball
5 = Others (Broken Weapons, etc)
6 = Drinks (Milk & Beer)
File. The file tells the game where the data file of the object is. "data\template.dat" means it is stored in yourLF2Directory\data\template.dat .
III. How to insert or change a character.
Once again, see the Characters in the data.txt.
id: 0 type: 0 file: data\template.dat
id: 52 type: 0 file: data\julian.dat
id: 51 type: 0 file: data\firzen.dat
id: 50 type: 0 file: data\louisEX.dat
id: 38 type: 0 file: data\bat.dat
id: 39 type: 0 file: data\justin.dat
id: 37 type: 0 file: data\knight.dat
id: 36 type: 0 file: data\jan.dat
id: 35 type: 0 file: data\monk.dat
id: 34 type: 0 file: data\sorcerer.dat
id: 33 type: 0 file: data\jack.dat
id: 32 type: 0 file: data\mark.dat
id: 31 type: 0 file: data\hunter.dat
id: 30 type: 0 file: data\bandit.dat
id: 1 type: 0 file: data\deep.dat
id: 2 type: 0 file: data\john.dat
id: 4 type: 0 file: data\henry.dat
id: 5 type: 0 file: data\rudolf.dat
id: 6 type: 0 file: data\louis.dat
id: 7 type: 0 file: data\firen.dat
id: 8 type: 0 file: data\freeze.dat
id: 9 type: 0 file: data\dennis.dat
id: 10 type: 0 file: data\woody.dat
id: 11 type: 0 file: data\davis.dat
You can insert another character below davis.
For example you want to insert 'Hero' in the game.
Add it to the list:
id: 0 type: 0 file: data\template.dat
id: 52 type: 0 file: data\julian.dat
id: 51 type: 0 file: data\firzen.dat
id: 50 type: 0 file: data\louisEX.dat
id: 38 type: 0 file: data\bat.dat
id: 39 type: 0 file: data\justin.dat
id: 37 type: 0 file: data\knight.dat
id: 36 type: 0 file: data\jan.dat
id: 35 type: 0 file: data\monk.dat
id: 34 type: 0 file: data\sorcerer.dat
id: 33 type: 0 file: data\jack.dat
id: 32 type: 0 file: data\mark.dat
id: 31 type: 0 file: data\hunter.dat
id: 30 type: 0 file: data\bandit.dat
id: 1 type: 0 file: data\deep.dat
id: 2 type: 0 file: data\john.dat
id: 4 type: 0 file: data\henry.dat
id: 5 type: 0 file: data\rudolf.dat
id: 6 type: 0 file: data\louis.dat
id: 7 type: 0 file: data\firen.dat
id: 8 type: 0 file: data\freeze.dat
id: 9 type: 0 file: data\dennis.dat
id: 10 type: 0 file: data\woody.dat
id: 11 type: 0 file: data\davis.dat
id: 401 type: 0 file: data\Hero.dat
Why will we use id: 401? You can avoid using same ID as the other objects by choosing a number greater than 400. (If the ID is the same as the ID of a background, it is not a problem)
type: 0 because it is a fighter/character
Next you must make the Hero.dat, the file where you tell the CPU what character you want it to be.
Part II: - Spoiler:
PART 2
HOW TO MAKE CHARACTERS
REQUIRED: LF2 DATA CHANGER
Contents:
I. Basic Profile
II. Sprites
III. Movement Speed
Guides
I. Basic Profile
Character's data is stored in YourLF2Directory\data
Open someone - for example Woody - 's data with the data changer.
This is what you can see on the top:
<bmp_begin>
name: Woody
head: sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp
small: sprite\sys\woody_s.bmp
file(0-69): sprite\sys\woody_0.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(70-139): sprite\sys\woody_1.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(140-209): sprite\sys\woody_2.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
walking_frame_rate 3
walking_speed 5.000000
walking_speedz 2.500000
running_frame_rate 3
running_speed 10.000000
running_speedz 1.600000
heavy_walking_speed 3.700000
heavy_walking_speedz 1.850000
heavy_running_speed 6.200000
heavy_running_speedz 1.000000
jump_height -16.299999
jump_distance 10.000000
jump_distancez 3.750000
dash_height -10.000000
dash_distance 18.000000
dash_distancez 5.000000
rowing_height -2.000000
rowing_distance 5.000000
<bmp_end>
This is pretty simple.
The basic profiles are:
name: Woody
head: sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp
small: sprite\sys\woody_s.bmp
1. Name. In game-play, the name will be shown when selecting character. The name has no other function.
2. Head. In game-play, the head/face will also be shown when selecting character. "sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp" is the image's directory. So you can find the image from YourLF2Directory\sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp .
3. Small. In game-play, this is the small icon shown on the left of the HP/MP bar. This also used when selecting character in battle mode or championship.
For example we want to change the character into Hero.
First, make the images. The face and the small icon.
Let's say we have made it in LF2Directory\sprite\sys\Hero_f.bmp and the small icon in LF2Directory\sprite\sys\Hero_s.bmp
Then, we should fill the basic profile with:
name: Hero
head: sprite\sys\Hero_f.bmp
small: sprite\sys\Hero_s.bmp
II. Sprites
Let's see again Woody's profile.
<bmp_begin>
name: Woody
head: sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp
small: sprite\sys\woody_s.bmp
file(0-69): sprite\sys\woody_0.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(70-139): sprite\sys\woody_1.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(140-209): sprite\sys\woody_2.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
walking_frame_rate 3
walking_speed 5.000000
walking_speedz 2.500000
running_frame_rate 3
running_speed 10.000000
running_speedz 1.600000
heavy_walking_speed 3.700000
heavy_walking_speedz 1.850000
heavy_running_speed 6.200000
heavy_running_speedz 1.000000
jump_height -16.299999
jump_distance 10.000000
jump_distancez 3.750000
dash_height -10.000000
dash_distance 18.000000
dash_distancez 5.000000
rowing_height -2.000000
rowing_distance 5.000000
<bmp_end>
After the basic profile you can find the sprites:
file(0-69): sprite\sys\woody_0.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(70-139): sprite\sys\woody_1.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(140-209): sprite\sys\woody_2.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
1. File. File is a number that indicates 1 pose of a character's sprite. As we know, each character got more than 100 poses. You can find this in the LF2Directory\sprite\sys\ .
The number is an ID to each pose. The woody_0.bmp have 10 rows and 7 columns of poses, so there are 70 in total. File(0-69) means pic number 0 is row 1 col 1. See the diagram below
Pic 0 Pic 1 Pic 2 Pic 3 Pic 4 Pic 5 Pic 6 Pic 7 Pic 8 Pic 9
Pic 10 Pic 11 Pic 12 Pic 13 Pic 14 Pic 15 Pic 16 Pic 17 Pic 18 Pic 19
Pic 20 so on
The numbers will be used in the frames which I will explain later.
2. Address. The directory of the sprite: "sprite\sys\woody_0.bmp
3. Width, Height, Row, and Column. "w: 79" means each picture is 79 pixels wide. "h: 79" means each picture is 79 pixels height. "row: 10" means in each row there are 10 pictures. "col: 7" means in each column there are 7 pictures. Each picture have 1 pixel distance, so each picture takes 80x80 pixels.
III. Movement Speed
Let's see Woody's profile once again ^^.
<bmp_begin>
name: Woody
head: sprite\sys\woody_f.bmp
small: sprite\sys\woody_s.bmp
file(0-69): sprite\sys\woody_0.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(70-139): sprite\sys\woody_1.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
file(140-209): sprite\sys\woody_2.bmp w: 79 h: 79 row: 10 col: 7
walking_frame_rate 3
walking_speed 5.000000
walking_speedz 2.500000
running_frame_rate 3
running_speed 10.000000
running_speedz 1.600000
heavy_walking_speed 3.700000
heavy_walking_speedz 1.850000
heavy_running_speed 6.200000
heavy_running_speedz 1.000000
jump_height -16.299999
jump_distance 10.000000
jump_distancez 3.750000
dash_height -10.000000
dash_distance 18.000000
dash_distancez 5.000000
rowing_height -2.000000
rowing_distance 5.000000
<bmp_end>
Below the sprites, there are the character's movement speeds.
Walking: hold any direction button
Running: Push Left or Right twice quickly
Heavy: Carrying wooden box or rock
Jump: Press jump
Dash: Press jump while running
Rowing: There are 2 moves named rowing: 1. Press defend while running. 2. Press jump when falling (after being hit). This is what the movement speed controls.
After understanding these things, you can adjust the movement speed by simply change the numbers.
Jump and Dash heights are negative and must be negative, because they jumps to the top.
If you set dvy/jump height/dash height into positive the character will fall down instead of up.
TO BE CONTINUED
Waiting for replies about the guide because if it is bad I need to improve it
Next Part:
How To Make Characters - Frame: Basic control : pic, state, wait, next, dvx, dvy, dvz, centerx, centery, hit_button, mp
With these you will be able to: Modify a move/special move.
I hope people can learn data changing from start to good with my guides xD
Compiled by ace - I take absolutely no credit for this guide
Last edited by ace on Sun Sep 19, 2010 5:09 pm; edited 1 time in total | |
|  | | Guest
Guest
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:13 pm | |
| |
| | | | ace
Founder
Posts : 604
Points : 5713
Reputation : -2
Join date : 2010-08-05
Location : Behind your hoplite phalanx (pulls out cavalry)
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:12 am | |
| Yes it is very good... We can learn a lot from it. | |
| | | | DarkNight{GOkU}
Global Moderator
Posts : 148
Points : 5254
Reputation : 0
Join date : 2010-08-23
Age : 27
Location : Kochi
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Sat Sep 18, 2010 10:34 pm | |
| can anyone SHOW me how to use this data changer.i have it but idk anything about it. all i know we can change the data but how? | |
| | | | Shaco
Members
Posts : 225
Points : 5237
Reputation : -16
Join date : 2010-09-08
Age : 28
Location : Right Behind you !!!
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Sat Sep 18, 2010 11:07 pm | |
| i wanna see how too btw like 1 attack takes all opponent hp | |
| | | | Kevin
Members
Posts : 122
Points : 5263
Reputation : 5
Join date : 2010-09-06
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:08 am | |
| Change the ITR parameter Each frames have sections the Body sections for example states where attacks can hit the fighter. the ITR section states damage. ITR has these parameters: position: x, y, width, height, zwidth injury: the amount of damage dealt if the attack hit --> change this to 500 or more to make a one hit KO attack  vrest: (i don't really understand this but if it's set to certain number (maybe 8 or 7) the attack will hit all enemies in AOE, else it will only hit an enemy in AOE) back up files tho, coz you can't play online with changed data (outcome: data error) btw that's not a way to give credit to oO you shouldn't censor any letter | |
| | | | Master
Administrator
Posts : 429
Points : 5684
Reputation : 1
Join date : 2010-08-27
Location : India
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Sun Sep 19, 2010 5:08 pm | |
| I didn't do it Master did because you weren't a member at that time... Edit: I changed it back thx for reminding me  | |
| | | | ace
Founder
Posts : 604
Points : 5713
Reputation : -2
Join date : 2010-08-05
Location : Behind your hoplite phalanx (pulls out cavalry)
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:38 am | |
| hmm. Right... I forgot to do it.... | |
| | | | Xtremegamer
Members
Posts : 25
Points : 4603
Reputation : 0
Join date : 2011-10-19
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:21 am | |
| | |
| | | | Sponsored content
| | Subject: Re: Data Changing Guide made by Kevin | |
| |
| | | | | | Data Changing Guide made by Kevin | |
|
Similar topics |  |
|
| | Permissions in this forum: | You cannot reply to topics in this forum
| |
| |
| |
