I never knew that Word was capable of doing that, so I once remade the entire thing, it was painful. Also, if you want everything be "randomselect" and not "kfm", open the select file in Microsoft word and select the word "character" and with the replace function, well, replace it to "randomselect". Great for people who want more than just 100 open characters slots.īe careful, before opening, rename the select file in the data folder to "selectblank". It's a pretty great Screenpack in my opinion, and it works perfectly. The conversion to MUGEN 1.0 was made by Gui Santos. It's Low-Res, so just 320x240 lifebars will work. The screenpack's localcoord is 320x240, so don't insert 640x480 lifebarsĪ converted version of the SvC Ultimate 3rd Battle Edition. Basic lifebar with a KOF 2003 Announcer Fixed select file, since many people had an issue with it 1024 Character slots (Every slot is a randomselect, how you wished bat files included:Īnd last but not least how to install characters:įor the original motifs edit the file: data/bM1point0/fĪnd finally the Juaniquillo edit edit the file: data/bM1point0/9080SlotsBrokenSELECT.A conversion of the infamous SvC Ultimate 3rd Battle Edition Screenpack! Originally made by Roberto Bernardo! (Conversion by Gui Santos)Īnyways, I hope you enjoy it!! It's one of my favorites! To open the motifs you must double click on the. The reason is that Juaniquillo took as a basis the UM 2C select screen (Ultimate MotherFucker MUGEN Compilation, screenpack by HLoader by the way) and insert it to BrokenMUGEN.
Note that the select screen looks different of the previous motifs. So, I just made an arragment of files in order to be able to use all the motifs and merged the files with MUGEN 1.1 Here are some snapshots: However an editor known as Juaniquillo expanded the number of slots to 9080 slots! So I just decided give it a try but the Juaniquillo's edit breaks the other 4 original motifs select screens. I just have found in MUGEN Database the BrokenMUGEN screenpack wich features 4 motifs: 48 slots, 120 slots, 312 slots and finally 882 slots.
Oh, do you really have such a gigantic amount of characters?
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