; The CMD file.
;
; Two parts: 1. Command definition and 2. State entry
; (state entry is after the commands def section)
;
; 1. Command definition
; ---------------------
; Note: The commands are CASE-SENSITIVE, and so are the command names.
; The eight directions are:
; B, DB, D, DF, F, UF, U, UB (all CAPS)
; corresponding to back, down-back, down, downforward, etc.
; The six buttons are:
; a, b, c, x, y, z (all lower case)
; In default key config, abc are are the bottom, and xyz are on the
; top row. For 2 button characters, we recommend you use a and b.
; For 6 button characters, use abc for kicks and xyz for punches.
;
; Each [Command] section defines a command that you can use for
; state entry, as well as in the CNS file.
; The command section should look like:
;
; [Command]
; name = some_name
; command = the_command
; time = time (optional)
; buffer.time = time (optional)
;
; - some_name
; A name to give that command. You'll use this name to refer to
; that command in the state entry, as well as the CNS. It is case-
; sensitive (QCB_a is NOT the same as Qcb_a or QCB_A).
;
; - command
; list of buttons or directions, separated by commas. Each of these
; buttons or directions is referred to as a "symbol".
; Directions and buttons can be preceded by special characters:
; slash (/) - means the key must be held down
; egs. command = /D ;hold the down direction
; command = /DB, a ;hold down-back while you press a
; tilde (~) - to detect key releases
; egs. command = ~a ;release the a button
; command = ~D, F, a ;release down, press fwd, then a
; If you want to detect "charge moves", you can specify
; the time the key must be held down for (in game-ticks)
; egs. command = ~30a ;hold a for at least 30 ticks, then release
; dollar ($) - Direction-only: detect as 4-way
; egs. command = $D ;will detect if D, DB or DF is held
; command = $B ;will detect if B, DB or UB is held
; plus (+) - Buttons only: simultaneous press
; egs. command = a+b ;press a and b at the same time
; command = x+y+z ;press x, y and z at the same time
; greater-than (>) - means there must be no other keys pressed or released
; between the previous and the current symbol.
; egs. command = a, >~a ;press a and release it without having hit
; ;or released any other keys in between
; You can combine the symbols:
; eg. command = ~30$D, a+b ;hold D, DB or DF for 30 ticks, release,
; ;then press a and b together
;
; Note: Successive direction symbols are always expanded in a manner similar
; to this example:
; command = F, F
; is expanded when MUGEN reads it, to become equivalent to:
; command = F, >~F, >F
;
; It is recommended that for most "motion" commads, eg. quarter-circle-fwd,
; you start off with a "release direction". This makes the command easier
; to do.
;
; - time (optional)
; Time allowed to do the command, given in game-ticks. The default
; value for this is set in the [Defaults] section below. A typical
; value is 15.
;
; - buffer.time (optional)
; Time that the command will be buffered for. If the command is done
; successfully, then it will be valid for this time. The simplest
; case is to set this to 1. That means that the command is valid
; only in the same tick it is performed. With a higher value, such
; as 3 or 4, you can get a "looser" feel to the command. The result
; is that combos can become easier to do because you can perform
; the command early. Attacks just as you regain control (eg. from
; getting up) also become easier to do. The side effect of this is
; that the command is continuously asserted, so it will seem as if
; you had performed the move rapidly in succession during the valid
; time. To understand this, try setting buffer.time to 30 and hit
; a fast attack, such as KFM's light punch.
; The default value for this is set in the [Defaults] section below.
; This parameter does not affect hold-only commands (eg. /F). It
; will be assumed to be 1 for those commands.
;
; If you have two or more commands with the same name, all of them will
; work. You can use it to allow multiple motions for the same move.
;
; Some common commands examples are given below.
;
; [Command] ;Quarter circle forward + x
; name = "QCF_x"
; command = ~D, DF, F, x
;
; [Command] ;Half circle back + a
; name = "HCB_a"
; command = ~F, DF, D, DB, B, a
;
; [Command] ;Two quarter circles forward + y
; name = "2QCF_y"
; command = ~D, DF, F, D, DF, F, y
;
; [Command] ;Tap b rapidly
; name = "5b"
; command = b, b, b, b, b
; time = 30
;
; [Command] ;Charge back, then forward + z
; name = "charge_B_F_z"
; command = ~60$B, F, z
; time = 10
;
; [Command] ;Charge down, then up + c
; name = "charge_D_U_c"
; command = ~60$D, U, c
; time = 10
