XML:BINA/OBJC/MELE: Difference between revisions

==General information==

* The XML on this page was tested with OniSplit v'''0.9.61.0'''.

* There is only one global "BINACJBOMelee Profile" stored in level0_Final in vanilla Oni.

* A local file can also be used (stored in level'xx'_Final) for level-specific melee profiles. However, please note that if a character is spawned and does not have a profile in the local file, the global one is NOT read. In other words, the local file completely replaces the level0_Final one.

* It was partly through MELE modding that Loser was able to create his famous video of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQE-LjM9GqM parkouring Mukade] (see [[Special:Permalink/13881|HERE]] and search for "taped" for the beginning of his technical explanation).

==File structure==

 

==Melee IDs==

These IDs are available when Custom Characters Melee Profile (AE mod package 23901) is installed, which customizes the global melee file.

! width=32px| ID

| 120

| 121

| 122

| Hayate/Hanako

| 123

| 124

| 125

| Sarai

| 126

| BGI_Hammer

==Tags==

!width=120px| Content type

! Description

| Holds the melee profiles, starting with <MELE Id="..."> and ending with </MELE>.

| Space for notes.

| Read as a percentage; how often the AI registers an incoming attack; without noticing it, the AI will not block or dodge.

| Dodge base as percentage; determines how often AI tries to dodge incoming attacks.

| Dodge extra as percentage; adds extra chance to dodge incoming attack.

| One-on-one blocking skill as percentage; how often an AI blocks an incoming attack when facing one enemy.

| Group blocking skill as percentage; appears to be the chance that an AI will try to block attacks coming from multiple enemies.

| AI's chance for choosing a technique that the target cannot block at the moment of the technique start (e.g. Striker's forward kick against a crouching enemy, finishing off a staggered enemy, or simply attacking a running enemy).

| AI's chance to perform a technique which will force enemy to change his stance (stand/crouch) if he wants to defend against the technique.

| AI's chance to use an attack which is unblockable attack even if the enemy is in the correct defensive stance to "guard" against it.

| AI's chance to perform a technique which will stagger the target if the target blocks it.

| AI's chance to perform technique which will block-stun target if the target blocks it (forced to stay in block pose for more than one cycle of the idle block animation).

| AI's chance to perform a technique even though the target is in the correct to block it at the moment of the technique's start.

| A throwing-into-danger weight multiplier; how many times more likely it is that the AI will want to throw its target if the throw will place the target into a danger square.

| Minimum "down" time when character is knocked down. Ignored.

| Maximum "down" time when character is knocked down. Ignored.

| Use special single tags if you don't want content for one of these parts:

You must use them in the above order; for instance OniSplit will not accept Maneuvers, Attacks, Evades.

| Space for notes (used to hold technique's name)

: Interruptible

: GenerousDir

 

| Techniques with higher weights are preferred by the engine, when there is more than one technique that can be used at the moment; when they have the same weight, the engine calls them in the order in which they're listed in MELE.

| Unused.

| In frames; after a technique is used, it is ignored by the engine for this time interval.

| Can hold Position, Attack, Throw, Maneuver and Evade tags.

===<Moves> tags===

The parameters of Maneuver and Position are float values.