to fit your 640x480 space. For example, a 10x6 grid might fit well. : Define the (width and height of each character icon) and cell.spacing 4. Graphic Assets You will need a software tool like Fighter Factory to create the (Sprite File) and (Sound File) for your screenpack. Title Screen : Background image should be exactly 640x480 pixels. : Place your custom files in the 5. Installation and Testing To apply your new screenpack: : Change the path to point to your new system.def motif = data/your_folder_name/system.def Community Resources
Once the screenpack is installed, the real fun begins: customization. Unlike 320x240 screenpacks, 640x480 gives you room to breathe. mugen 1.1 screenpack 640x480
Paste them into your main MUGEN directory. When prompted, select "Replace files in the destination." 3. Customize Character Slots to fit your 640x480 space
Most 640x480 screenpacks use a local coordinate system to place elements like character portraits and lifebars. For 1.1, creators often use localcoord = 640, 480 in the [Info] section to ensure all sprite positions are relative to this specific resolution. Character Select (Select Info): Graphic Assets You will need a software tool