WHERE TO FIND THE CHARACTERS intro state LOCATION???

HELLO EVERYONE LEARNING HOW TO DO THIS..http://mugenmultiverse.fanbb.net/t3586-simplest-way-to-have-a-pallete-selector-by-xasor#132663CAN SOME ONE TELL ME WHERE THE CHARACTERS intro state IS LOCATED AT..NEED HELP WITH THIS TOPIC TO SELECT ..MORE THAN 6 PALS ON THE CHARACTERS INTRO..PLS HELP ME IF YOU KNOW..THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU..

Your GOTO intro state where you copy paste the code should be 190, unless the character you want to work with is messed up/disorganized

THANK YOU,,Mistah Jorge..EXAMPLE..I AM TRYING TO DO THIS FOR Wonder_Woman_2.05_-_Reloaded__..IN HER states FOLDER..SHE HAS 6 FILES WHICH ONE DO I USE..????wonder.cns/wonder-2.st/wonder-2nosparks.st/wonder-3.st/wonder-3nosparks.st/wondercommon.cns...????AND I FOUND THE stateno 5900 IN THE states FOLDER..wondercommon.cns AND FOLLOWED THE INSTRUCTIONS.... THANK YOU Mistah Jorge AND GOD BLESS YOU..

You should search for 190 state yourself man, you can use the search loop or something like that

write statedef 190 in the search parameters

try searching in the woman.cns

A side MUGEN note :

By Elecbyte's default, the Pre-intro state [Statedef 190] is located in [your mugen]\data\common1.cns

And, some MUGEN characters have their own common1.cns by defining it in the DEF MUGEN file like this :

Code:

.....
cns    = states/wonder.cns
st    = states/wonder.cns
stcommon= states/wondercommon.cns
.....

If both wonder.cns and wondercommon.cns have the same Pre-intro state [Statedef 190], then MUGEN Engine only tries to execute the Pre-intro state [Statedef 190] in wonder.cns, and ignore the Pre-intro state [Statedef 190] in wondercommon.cns.

Actually Elecbyte has already clearly mentioned in [your mugen]\chars\kfm\kfm.cns that all common states in either [your mugen]\data\common1.cns or stcommon = states/wondercommon.cns can be overridden by cns = states/wonder.cns and st = states/wonder.cns :

Code:

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Override common states (use same number to override) :
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; States that are always executed (use statedef -2)
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; States that are executed when in self's state file (use statedef -3)
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------