First of all, I don't know where I can post this, and I don't know if there's a post like this before.
On PS2
I managed to crack up all of MUA2 PS2 files and gather them up in one RAR, called 'MUA2 PS2 Assets' :D
After that, I've tried to experimenting with the files, and find these discoveries :
1. Fusion classes and new power classes that confirmed to be working on MUA : (Proof Of Concept : My Malice's (Sue Storm) Dome Blast power - available on my workbench)
class = pulltome (taken from Spiderman's Web Warrior power)
class = vacuum (taken from 'Collect and Smash' or 'Collect and Blast' fusions)
They will be working if you use this handler on the powerstyle : handler = ch_grab_hold_base
2. We can use textures from MUA2. (Proof Of Concept : My Songbird's Eagle Dive effect - available on my workbench)
Texture that confirmed to be working is speed7_clamped.igb
3. Fusions defined in this file called power_fusion_matrix.xmlb (this can't be used in MUA, though. Maybe there's a little chance on it to be working on MUA).
4. There's a new couple lines regarding fusions in the shared_anims.xmlb
ea_allyoop_end = fusion_ally_oop_end ;
ea_allyoop_start = fusion_ally_oop_start ;
ea_allyoop_throw = fusion_ally_oop_throw ;
ea_attack_projectile = fusion_attack_projectile ;
ea_attack_split_finish = fusion_attack_split_finish ;
ea_attack_split_start = fusion_attack_split_start ;
ea_blast_tornado = fusion_blast_tornado ;
ea_clothes_left = fusion_clothesline_left ;
ea_clothes_right = fusion_clothesline_right ;
ea_clothes_start_left = fusion_clothesline_start_left ;
ea_clothes_start_right = fusion_clothesline_start_right ;
ea_create_ball = fusion_create_ball ;
ea_create_object_split_finish = fusion_create_object_split_finish ;
ea_create_object_split_start = fusion_create_object_split_start ;
ea_create_projectile = fusion_charge_projectile ;
ea_create_tornado = fusion_create_tornado ;
ea_create_vortex = fusion_vortex ;
ea_end_tornado = fusion_end_tornado ;
ea_ground_pound_finish = fusion_ground_pound_finish ;
ea_ground_pound_start = fusion_ground_pound_start ;
ea_hammer_end = fusion_hammer_end ;
ea_hammer_loop = fusion_hammer_loop ;
ea_hammer_smash = fusion_hammer ;
ea_hammer_start = fusion_hammer_start ;
ea_hold_tornado = fusion_hold_tornado ;
ea_knockdown = fusion_knockdown ;
ea_knockup = fusion_knockup ;
ea_manjectile_end = fusion_manjectile_end ;
ea_manjectile_loop = fusion_manjectile_loop ;
ea_manjectile_spin = fusion_manjectile_spin ;
ea_manjectile_start = fusion_manjectile_start ;
ea_run_in_ball = fusion_run_in_ball ;
ea_throw_ally = fusion_throw_ally ;
ea_vortex_blast = fusion_vortex_blast ;
ea_vortex_melee = fusion_vortex_melee ;
ea_zone25 = power_fusion ;
5. There's a couple lines regarding fusions in shared_event_templates.xmlb aswell :
event {
name = power_fusion_start ;
type = ce_power_fusion_start ;
}
event {
name = power_fusion_finish ;
type = ce_power_fusion_finish ;
}
event {
name = fusion_collection ;
type = ce_fusion_collection ;
}
6. There are more new events powerups regarding powers and fusions in the shared_nodes_combat.xmlb file.
That's from PS2.. Now we go to PS3..
On PS3
Sadly, I just found only two discoveries..
1. Each character's effects, powerstyles, talents, and fusions are packed into a .PAK file. Until now, there's no extractor that can extract MUA2 PS3 files. Can't be opened with WinRAR. ;) But, there's a couple lines at the bottom of the file that readable. Open it with Notepad, BTW :D
These are the examples :
-jeangrey_fightstyles.pak :
data\talents\jeangrey.xmlb data\fightstyles\interact_jeangrey_victim.muc data\fightstyles\fightstyle_default.muc data\powerstyles\ps_jeangrey.muc packages\generated\characters\jeangrey_fightstyles.pkgb data\fightstyles\moveset_flying.muc data\fightstyles\interact_grabvictim.muc
-jeangrey_fusioncreatetornado.pak :
effects_igx\base\misc\target_control_tornado.igz materials\effects\misc\fxt_sm3_ring_3.igz materials\effects\decals\fxt_crack08_s.igz effects_igx\char\jeangrey\jeangrey_f_to_create_blast.igz materials\effects\misc\fxt_gradient02_d.igz materials\effects\glows\fxt_lightshaft_d.igz materials\effects\glows\fxt_phoenix_trail_d.igz models\effects\common\common_white_sphere.igz effects_igx\char\jeangrey\jeangrey_f_to_create_power.igz packages\generated\fusion\jeangrey\jeangrey_fusioncreatetornado.pkgb materials\effects\models\penance\penance_tornado_ringblack.igz materials\effects\decals\fxt_crack04_d.igz data\fusion\jeangrey\jeangrey_fusioncreatetornado.muc materials\effects\misc\fxt_sm3_whitefaulta_35.igz materials\effects\decals\fxt_crack04_n.igz effects_igx\base\misc\target_control_lockon.igz materials\effects\distortion\fxt_distort_shockwave.igz
2. There's a 'shocking' file called permanent_pc.pak. Can you imagine? They have been working on a PC version. Why they're not release it as a PC version?
BTW, this is the lines from that file :
packages\generated\maps\package\permanent_pc.pkgb textures\ui\hud_pc.igz
On the above, the file contains two files :
1. packages\generated\maps\package\permanent_pc.pkgb, I'm not sure about this one..
2. textures\ui\hud_pc.igz, Positions of the HUDs on PC version? I'm not so sure..
Just realized these, although I'm not so sure about the functions of each format :
1. .xmlb (Fightstyles, and talents are formed with this format. Ex: data\talents\jeangrey.xmlb)
2. .muc (Fightstyles, and powerstyles are formed with this format. Ex : data\fightstyles\moveset_flying.muc data\fightstyles\interact_grabvictim.muc data\powerstyles\ps_jeangrey.muc)
3. .pkgb is for packages for each characters. MUA compatible, maybe.
4. Animations are stored (and formed) into a .hkx file (God, another unknown format -_-) Ex : anims\123_jeangrey_4_conv.hkx
5. Materials (like debrises, chunks, etc.), models, and almost all effects (powers, fusions, and misc. effects) are stored (or formed) into an .igz file.
6. There's a mention about an .igx format somewhere..
Gameplay Differences on NDS, PSP, PS2, WII
Played all the games on emulators and actual consoles (I bought all the games for their respective platforms :P Some of them are borrowed from my friends)
On PSP :
- Fusion sounds is triggered right when the fusion is near the end of the fusion. (You can call it late)
- Camera movement is not always 'moving as they were intended' when using Fusions (Sometimes the camera move closer to the characters that are doing Fusions, sometimes it's not.)
- Music are sometimes can be heard throughout the gameplay, but sometimes it can't.
- Low-Resolution graphics, but medium quality sounds
- Lagging (a bit), Graphical bugs and glitches. (Low to med in emulator, low in actual console)
- Loading time is a little bit longer.. (Am I the only one who experiencing this?)
On PS2
- Fusion sounds sometimes triggered right when the fusion is near the end of the fusion. (You can call it late)
- Camera movement sometimes but not so often 'moving as they're intended' when using Fusions (Sometimes the camera move closer to the characters that are doing Fusions, sometimes it's not.)
- Medium Resolution graphics, and low quality sounds XD
- Lagging, Graphical bugs and glitches. (medium in emulator, low/none in actual console)
- Crash a lot on emulator, but not so often..
On WII
- Fusion sounds is triggered right when the characters are doing their fusion.
- Camera movement is 'moving as they're intended' when using Fusions.
- Medium to High Resolution graphics and high quality sounds.
- No graphical bugs and glitches. (Both in emulator and actual console)
- No lag :D
On NDS :
- The fusion type on the NDS is different. It seems like two characters releasing Xtreme powers at the same time, rather than they incorporate their powers to create different powers for fusions..
- No problem at the fusion sounds, camera movements, etc.
- Low-Resolution graphics and low quality sounds (yeah, NDS :D)
Keep in mind that 'emulator gameplay' is affected from your computer.. Not all gamers experiencing the problems above, but at least I do.. XD
Conclusion : The most stable version of Marvel:Ultimate Alliance 2 game is WII Version! :laola:
This is really amazing and very helpful! I am excited for all these new things :D
I would love you to release this!
Quote from: midnightphoenix123 on March 23, 2013, 03:12PM
This is really amazing and very helpful! I am excited for all these new things :D
I would love you to release this!
Will be uploaded tomorrow :D
Edited the first post regarding the
permanent_pc.pak on the PS3 version.
Permanent_PC could refer to player characters or the fact that all games are made on PCs regardless of whether they're releasing for PC or not.
Quote from: MUALover on March 23, 2013, 03:08PM
2. There's a 'shocking' file called permanent_pc.pak. Can you imagine? They have been working on a PC version. Why they're not release it as a PC version????????
Developers almost always build their games on PC for consoles. We also know from talking with n-Space devs that Alchemy is built to essentially be "push a button" to port assets (in their original, uncompiled form) to other platforms.
So the question becomes
why did they skip PC? Well, I have a few theories: 1) MUA and XML2 didn't sell all that well on PC, and MUA required a secondary developer to prep the game for PC (optimizations, networking probably). 2) the core PC build could have been in a state of flux as they prepped the PS3/360 versions. In other words, maybe it ran on the dev's higher-end, all-the-same-model PCs, but they didn't have the resources to optimize it for all PCs at the time.
I'll be damn. But heck yeah
You've made some excellent discoveries, MUALover! Thanks.
Quote from: MUALover on March 23, 2013, 03:08PM
class = pulltome (taken from Spiderman's Web Warrior power)
i find it interesting that you got this power to work. i have the MUA2 assets from the PSP that was released. this power is in there, but i've tried twice to use it and it won't work. i think Blaw/Marvintage also tried to use it and he said something to the effect that it wouldn't work for him. i would like to see the whole power code to see what you have thats different.
Hate to necro-post (but hey, it's keeping the forum active, right?)
Quote from: MUALover on March 23, 2013, 03:08PM
Conclusion from this version :
1. Animations are in .igz format, so we can't use their animations. :(
2. Talents are in .xmlb format, maybe we can open it after it got extracted.
3. Models, textures and even effects are in .igz and/or .igx format, we can't use their models, textures, and effects :(
4. Packages are stored in .pkgb format.
I know that .IGB stands for
Intrinsic
Graphics
Binary (Intrinsic Graphics built the original engine, Vicarious Visions bought it and now keep it updated), so I assume .IGZ stands for something like
Intrinsic
Graphics
Zip. Now I doubt it's actually zip compression, could stand for something like ZLIB, too. The idea here is that they're probably compressed on top of being a scene graph (which is so much more than just a "model")
Interesting.
50_vonbardas.igb has menu animations. Apparently they toyed with the idea of making Lucia playable? I haven't tested the anims yet. Will get back to you.
**edit**
Meh, they're just Spider-Woman's anims
Updated the first post with more informations..
Quote from: Teancum on February 26, 2014, 03:42PM
Interesting.
50_vonbardas.igb has menu animations. Apparently they toyed with the idea of making Lucia playable? I haven't tested the anims yet. Will get back to you.
**edit**
Meh, they're just Spider-Woman's anims
That sucks, terribly XD
Also checked on porting just the PS2 levels based on what I now know about the process. No luck. If you get dumped back to the title screen (which it does) it means the game cannot load a necessary resource. In this case it's the level geometry.
Quote from: Teancum on March 18, 2014, 08:22AM
Also checked on porting just the PS2 levels based on what I now know about the process. No luck. If you get dumped back to the title screen (which it does) it means the game cannot load a necessary resource. In this case it's the level geometry.
It would be cool if we can port PS2 levels into the game. By the way, can we port WII levels? or maybe PSP ones?
Also, I'm thinking about doing a fusion feature on MUA, will experimenting with it soon. They are mostly impossible to create, but we'll see.. Is the fusion feature requires new Alchemy engine? (such as the one in the WII, and probably PS2)
An n-Space programmer told me fusions were written into the game's executable code, and overwrote extremes.
Quote from: Teancum on March 18, 2014, 12:24PM
An n-Space programmer told me fusions were written into the game's executable code, and overwrote extremes.
So that's impossible.. XD Maybe we can make custom fusions from scratch? Can we take 'fusions' resources from MUA2 Assets and then add them into Marvel:Ultimate Alliance? Or can we edit it with source codes of PS2?
Still trying to open the .pak file through extractors, but no to avail..
Best you could do with building fusions is to write a .py script that checked if another character is on the team. Like say Thing activates his Extreme it might check to see if Human Torch is on the team. If so, play a specific set of combat anims and effects. But there are still three major problems: 1) you can't control the second character at all, 2) you can't determine who to "fuse" with, and 3) if more than one character already has their Extreme powered up they'll do them all in a row in MUA.
As far as MUA2 PSP and Wii levels, Wii textures can't be read by MUA and so the model will show up, but no texture. PSP textures crash MUA PC
Quote from: Teancum on March 18, 2014, 03:54PM
Best you could do with building fusions is to write a .py script that checked if another character is on the team. Like say Thing activates his Extreme it might check to see if Human Torch is on the team. If so, play a specific set of combat anims and effects. But there are still three major problems: 1) you can't control the second character at all, 2) you can't determine who to "fuse" with, and 3) if more than one character already has their Extreme powered up they'll do them all in a row in MUA.
As far as MUA2 PSP and Wii levels, Wii textures can't be read by MUA and so the model will show up, but no texture. PSP textures crash MUA PC
Thanks a lot for the suggestions, Teancum! I'll try to experiment with it soon :D
Maybe retexture WII models will work? But it surely will consume a lot of time.
As for handlers from MUA2 that was reported not working, are they require the new Alchemy version? What does the N-Space say about that?
Handlers are part of the .exe, so yes.
Quote from: Teancum on March 19, 2014, 09:25AM
Handlers are part of the .exe, so yes.
Hmm ok then, thanks so much for the informations, they are very helpful.
Another note, the gameplay on the WII
emulator doesn't always have 'smooth' fps.. which it depends on your computer's system requirements.
I know that resurrecting an old topic is restricted but..
After I extracted some of the files from the PS3 version of the game, I found another interesting things :
1. Powerstyles for all characters are in the .muc file format. For example, I took Jean Grey's Restraining Wave powerstyle, and this is what inside the .muc file (Not all code can be copied to this post, though) :
Quote<igx name="ps_jeangrey">
<object refname="Power3PsychicWave" root="true" type="CCombatNode" _comboTextFinisher="Inferno" _comboTextStarter="Searing">
<var name="_aiType" value="COMBATBEHAVIORS_AOE" />
<var name="_animEnum" value="EA_POWER3" />
<var name="_blendMode" value="eBM_Tween" />
<var name="_chains" ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_chains" />
<var name="_comboTextFinisher" value="Inferno" />
<var name="_comboTextStarter" value="Searing" />
<var name="_endChainTime" value="1.0" />
<var name="_hasMutliChainWindows" value="True" />
<var name="_name" value="power3ground" />
<var name="_powerType" value="eCPT_Radial" />
<var name="_priority" value="NODE_PRIORITY_UNINTERRUPTABLE" />
<var name="_startChainTime" value="0.90" />
<var name="_startInputTime" value="0.10" />
<var name="_triggers" ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers" />
<var name="mAIReuseTime" value="37" />
<var name="mIcon" value="2" />
<var name="mIsPower" value="true" />
<var name="mLockAngles" value="true" />
<var name="mNoAutoAim" value="True" />
</object>
<object refname="Power3PsychicWave_chains" root="true" type="IChainLinkList">
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.idle_idle" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.shared_nodes_combat_powers_powers" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.psychicwave_walk" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.psychicwave_run" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.psychicwave_sprint" />
</object>
<object refname="Power3PsychicWave_triggers" root="true" type="CCombatNodeEventList">
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_3" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_4" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_6" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_7" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_5" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_8" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_9" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_10" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_11" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_12" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_13" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_14" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_15" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_16" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_17" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_18" />
<listitem ref="ps_jeangrey.Power3PsychicWave_triggers_19" />
</object>
</igx>
To see all the code, please download the file here : https://www.sendspace.com/file/biskng (https://www.sendspace.com/file/biskng)
(Open it with notepad)
2. There's a "Fusion" folder inside the "Data" folder, which contains an individual fusion code for an each character. They are in the .muc file format.
Quote<igx name="jeangrey_fusionCreateTornado">
<object refname="fusionCreateTornado" root="true" type="CCombatNode">
<var name="_chains" ref="jeangrey_fusionCreateTornado.fusionCreateTornado_chains" />
<var name="_triggers" ref="jeangrey_fusionCreateTornado.fusionCreateTornado_triggers" />
<var name="_animEnum" value="EA_FUSION_CREATE_TORNADO_START" />
<var name="_blendMode" value="eBM_Tween" />
<var name="_name" value="fusion_create_tornado" />
<var name="_priority" value="NODE_PRIORITY_UNINTERRUPTABLE" />
<var name="mBlendMode" value="eBM_Tween" />
<var name="mBlendTime" value="0.0" />
<var name="mIsFusion" value="true" />
<var name="mLockAngles" value="true" />
<var name="mLockChaining" value="True" />
<var name="mLockSpeed" value="True" />
<var name="mLockTransitionAngles" value="True" />
<var name="mNoAutoAim" value="True" />
</object>
</igx>
To see all the code, please download the file here : https://www.sendspace.com/file/ze2qjq (https://www.sendspace.com/file/ze2qjq)
(Open it with notepad)
3. In the actors folder, all files are in the .igz format. There's an "effects" folder inside the actors folder and contains (maybe) numerous effects models for the characters (example : invisiblewoman_vortex_bubble.igz)
4. There's an "anims" folder that contains (maybe) all animation files for the characters. They are in the .hkx format. (example : 23_songbird.hkx)
5. There's an "animtranslationreference" folder. The contents inside of it are in the .igz format. (example : common.igz)
6. There's an "effect_ent" folder inside the "data" folder. The contents inside of it are in the .mua format. (example : humantorch_f_to_jeangrey_debris_ents.mua)
Quote<igx name="humantorch_F_TO_jeangrey_debris_ents">
<object refname="debris" root="true" type="CEntityDef">
<var name="mEntity" ref="humantorch_F_TO_jeangrey_debris_ents.debris_mEntity" />
</object>
<object refname="debris_mEntity" root="true" type="CPhysicalEntity">
<var name="_lifetime" value="2" />
<var name="_loopFx" value="char/humantorch/humantorch_F_TO_Shoot_Trail" />
<var name="_material" value="eMAT_ObjectPlasticOrRubberHollow" />
<var name="_modelName" value="effects/humantorch/humantorch_tornado_ent" />
<var name="_noPickup" value="False" />
<var name="_stopDebris" value="False" />
<var name="_stopFly" value="False" />
<var name="_stopHero" value="False" />
<var name="_stopNPCAltEnemy" value="False" />
<var name="_stopNPCEnemy" value="False" />
<var name="_stopNPCNeutral" value="False" />
<var name="_stopProjectile" value="False" />
<var name="_stopWalk" value="False" />
</object>
</igx>
7. Entities are in the both .mua and .muc file formats. (example : ents_jeangrey.mua)
Quote
<igx name="ents_jeangrey">
<object refname="jeang_p1_mind_proj" root="true" type="CEntityDef">
<var name="mEntity" ref="ents_jeangrey.jeang_p1_mind_proj_mEntity" />
</object>
<object refname="jeang_p1_mind_proj_mEntity" root="true" type="CProjectileEntity">
<var name="_dieOnContact" value="true" />
<var name="_explodeOnContact" value="true" />
<var name="_explodeRadius" value="24" />
<var name="_lifetime" value="3" />
<var name="_loopFx" value="char/penance/penance_projangst_power1" />
<var name="_noGravity" value="true" />
<var name="_radius" value="6" />
<var name="_stopProjectile" value="false" />
<var name="mAnimActive" value="true" />
<var name="mDeathBundle" ref="ents_jeangrey.jeang_p1_mind_proj_mEntity_mDeathBundle" />
<var name="mFxLevel" value="1" />
<var name="mLoopFXStartOn" value="true" />
<var name="mRemoveOnDeath" value="true" />
</object>
</igx>
8. Talents are in the .xmlb format. (This is Jean Grey's talent file, there's a 'milestone' thingy in there..)
QuoteXMLB talents {
talent {
descname = Telekinetic Grip ;
description = For more control, hold $ATTACK and aim with left stick. ;
descshort = Special ;
milestone1 = 4 ;
milestone2 = 7 ;
name = jeang_p1 ;
power = power1 ;
power_icon = ePIT_RangedProjectile_AOE ;
talentvalues {
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 1 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 3 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 1 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 4 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 5 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 5 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 10 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 6 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 14 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 7 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 18 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 8 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 22 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 9 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 26 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 10 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 30 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 11 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 34 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 12 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 38 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 13 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 42 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 14 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 46 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 15 ;
name = jeang_p1_req ;
value = 50 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 23 27 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 3 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 44 49 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 6 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 76 84 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 9 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 150 166 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 10 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 174 193 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 12 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 232 257 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 15 ;
name = jeang_p1_dmg ;
value = 341 377 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_hvy ;
value = 1 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 5 ;
name = jeang_p1_hvy ;
value = 2 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_pwr ;
value = 18 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 15 ;
name = jeang_p1_pwr ;
value = 18 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_life ;
value = 40 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 10 ;
name = jeang_p1_life ;
value = 180 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_size ;
value = 0.7 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 10 ;
name = jeang_p1_size ;
value = 1 ;
}
talentvalue {
level = 1 ;
name = jeang_p1_rng ;
value = 125 ;
}
}
milestone {
desc = ;
level = 0 ;
}
milestone {
desc = Knocks back foes. ;
level = 4 ;
}
milestone {
desc = Overcomes foes' crushing resistance. ;
level = 7 ;
}
level {
cost = ~39Cost:~~ %jeang_p1_pwr $EP ;
description = !BADREF:@HERO_JEANGREY@HERODETAILS_JEANGREY_P1_LVL_DESC ;
value = ~39Base Dmg:~~ %jeang_p1_dmg Crushing ;
tier {
cost = 1 ;
count = 15 ;
}
require {
cat = level ;
level = %jeang_p1_req ;
}
}
}
9. All effects in the "effects_igx" (in MUA, the folder called simply "effects") folder are in the .igz format.
10. There are multiple file format in "maps" folder.
I took a 'Chemical Plant' map folder, and these are the contents :
- cpa_map2.boyb
- cpa_map2.igz
- cpa_map2.mua
- cpa_map2.navb
- cpa_map2.shz
- cpa_map2_chatter.igx
- cpa_map2_collision.hkx
- cpa_map2_entities.mua
- cpa_map2_fx.mua
- cpa_map2_lights.mua
- cpa_map2_mixpoints.mua
- cpa_map2_tiles.mua
- cpa_map2_timeline.mua
11. Materials are in the .igz file format
12. There's two formats in the "models" folder : .hkx and .igz
13. Packages are in the .pkgb file format. There's also fusion packages in the folder.
14. Scripts are written in .py file format.
15. Shaders are in the .igz file format.
16. There are two different sounds directory. The first one contains .igx files, the second one contains .wav files.
17. Textures are in the .igz format.
18. There's a grand total of 42.605 files and 1.619 folders from the extraction. Not to mention the ones that can't be extracted. The size is 3.48 GB. Movies sizes are not included.
That's all for now. And sorry for my bad english :D
Black panther is hidden in the Wii and Ps2 versions
The PSP has slower load times on all games. It's just a slow console.
wii and ps2 version has 3 extra slots