Template:FrameDataCargo-KOF02UM/Documentation

{{FrameDataCargo-KOF02UM
| moveId = 
| description = 
| phases = 
}}

Usage

This template provides a direct and simple way to display the data stored via Template:MoveData-KOF02UM. It uses Template:FrameData-KOF02UM and is based on the Template:MoveData format.

Main Parameters

• The move(s)' Id(s), moveId from which the template will extract all needed info. Up to 5 move Ids are supported.

Multiple ids should be separated by commas, the template will gather and display images, hitboxes and data for all moves in their written order.

• A description to write in the table under the first move's data.

Use extra parameters description2 up to description5 for descriptions under the 2nd up to 5th move's data.

• Filling phases will create and extra tab of that name next to description. It should be used to display and eventually describe interesting changes in the first move's hitbox.

Use extra parameters phases2 up to phases5 to make a phases tab next to the 2nd up to 5th move's description.

Secondary Parameters

Secondary parameters are mainly supposed to change default options depending on the situation's needs.

• The table will use the first move's name and input which may not be what you want. In that case, you can use the name and/or input parameter for the table to use instead.

• All images and hitboxes are displayed in 175x250px and centered ([[File:x.png|175x250px|center]]). You can change that by writing your preferred options separated by commas on the display parameter. The default display parameter would be |display=175x250px,center.

• To add captions to images and hitboxes use the captions parameter to write one or multiple captions separated by commas. The first caption will go under the first image/hitbox, the 2nd caption under the 2nd image/hitbox and so on.

• All images and hitboxes are gathered directly from the MoveData_KOF02UM Cargo storage table but the user can enter them manually if preferred using an image and/or hitbox parameter. You can add image2/hitbox2 up to image10/hitbox10 parameters.

• Doing this disables the display parameter. However you can then change an image/hitbox's display size with imageSize and/or hitboxSize keeping the same logic of imageSize2 and/or hitboxSize2 up to the 10th parameter for each image/hitbox.
• Doing this disables the caption parameter. However you can then add a caption to an image/hitbox with caption keeping the same logic of caption2 up to caption10 for each image/hitbox.

Examples

- Case 1: Simple implementation.

No results No results No results NO IMAGE FOUND

No results Very lackluster range for such a slow button with a severe lack of active frames, an unsettling tendency to be whiff punished and no conversion whatsoever. To put it bluntly this move could do double the damage with double the speed and it would still be pretty bad but it doesn't even have that. Mostly appears when messing up cl.C's spacing, frustration usually ensues. Frames 4~9 Frames 10~12 Active Early Recovery

No results qcf+B>K or qcf+D>K qcf+B>K or qcf+D>K NO IMAGE FOUND

No resultsNo results Kyo lifts his leg then does a quick heel drop, very simple overhead but doesn't have much use, especially without meter. On paper the average speed and short active period feels lacking but a better look shows that the small active period is great since the hurtbox shrinks in quickly making it much less likely to be whiff punished. Furthermore, its good pushback also keeps it safe on block making this a fairly good mix-up option if it doesn't get stuffed first. Standing Overhead. Mix-up Advice: After cr.B/A, cr.A you can delay cancel into f+B to get the raw f+B out faster than linking it for an overhead option versus canceling into df+D for a low. Combo Advice: You can do BC run, cl.C to combo off a very close f+B. Off the previous mix-up, you can max bypass f+B into qcf+BC, [(C)qcf+A, (C)qcf+C]x1~2 (SC) qcfx2+A or qcf+BC, [(C)qcf+A, (C)qcf+C]x2 (SC) qcb,hcf+P(Charge) to spend 2 bars on a 36~41% conversion. Startup Active Early Recovery Like most standing overheads, canceling f+B out of a normal on hit/block makes it faster and cancelable although they usually don't change animation like Kyo's f+B that then looks like his 98 Goufu You instead for some reason. It is faster but the first hit's range is tiny, whiffing on almost every non-backturned character for only the second hit to connect, although it only combos off cl.C/D on hit. It is mostly safe if it gets blocked but falls short of being a true blockstring in the first place, it's still a good frametrap but shouldn't be too relied on since the opponent can OS it with a fast invincible reversal. Both hits properly combo on the front only on Chang, standing(Shermie) and crouching(Chin, Choi, Xiangfei). Special note that against crouching Choi cl.C, f+B, qcf+C > hcb+P > f+P > dp+P is a true and good combo. Combo Advice: The go-to meterless option on hit is cl.C, f+B, qcf+A, it's mostly very safe on block but qcf+A can whiff on block so using qcf+C instead is a bit less safe but more consistent. The same max bypass as with raw f+B is still possible. 1st hit Gap 2nd hit