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Revision as of 03:30, 29 January 2010

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This template is used for building fighting games move lists. The template creates a move row for a fighting moves table.

Mandatory Parameters
  • name: The name of the move.
  • input: The command to input.
Optional Parameters
  • level: Defines the "level" or "type" of move it is. This may have different meanings in different games. Value should be a number from 1 to 6.
  • mark: The value of the Marks column, if it is enabled.
  • japanese: The Japanese name of the move.
  • note: Any additional notes about the move.

Example

{{Command List
|level=3
|mark='''<font style="color:blue">★</font>'''
|name='''(Shakunetsu) Hadoken'''
|japanese=(灼熱)波動拳
|input={{cade|Qcf}} {{plus}} {{cade|Punch}}
|note='''[EX]''' knocks down on 2<sup>nd</sup> hit.}}

Level guide

Portrait SFIV Ryu.png
Move Name Commands Notes
No Level
Level 1
Throws
Level 2
Standard moves
Level 3
Special moves
Level 4
Focus attacks
Level 5
Super combos
Level 6
Ultra combos

See also

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