You have UFE2, a fairly complete fighting game engine that works with Unity and supports rollback netcode (but uses Photon as a middleware to connect players). (Un)suprisingly, there aren’t many modern engines that cover this particular niche. So, it’s natural that we would all be grateful if there existed some engines that could ease the pain and allow for starting development with the smallest overhead possible. Making a fighting game is not easy, for a variety of reasons that range from making them completely deterministic, to underestimating their complexity, to the amount of graphical assets needed, to the balancing and fine tuning required to produce something worth playing. If it's less than half of the screen width then it's player one.This article is part of my ongoing “Indie Fighting Game Thursday” review/retrospective series, now on supercombo.gg! Today we talk about an engine, 2D Fighter Maker 2002, which is still being used as of 2022 despite being old enough to drive! This article was originally published on my Medium blog and has been ported to Supercombo.gg for preservation and sharing it with more people in the fighting game community. If you're having issues with meter positioning due to player sides, you can detect the side at the start of the match by setting a variable to "Data: x coor".
From there it's just a case of monitoring the variable and jumping to a different image when it's different. Probably as another object within the "start" skill of the character, and containing an image for every possible level of guard bar.
The longer the wait time on the image, the longer it takes for the guard bar to reset. To have the guard variable slowly return to zero, place an object in the "start" skill of the character containing a blank image with a wait time, followed by something that basically does "if variable > 0: variable -= 1", followed by a jump back to the blank image. Set the variable back to zero on the first frame of the crush. If the variable goes above a certain number, jump to a guard crush animation. Add more for the animations used for guarding heavy moves if you want. On the first frame of all of a characters' blocking animations, add an amount to the variable.
Probably something like this (I say probably because I've never done it):
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