Windows - Portable

Changes:

• See Fighter Factory Studio 3.7.3.1 for base features;
• Fixed the code snippet editor;
• Fixed the location of the contact box resizers;
• Fixed incorrect syntax highlighting for fonts in system.def and fight.def;
• Fixed a bug where unusual usage of linked palettes plus out of order data on SFF v2 leads to incorrect palette setup;
• Fixed a bug where you can lose edits of sprite/sound if you switch out to another file/editor;
• Fixed the "Cannot load configuration file!" error for corrupted config files;
• The Project tab name now updates while editing the Project's name;
• Removed the Stage panel on BGs editor (it will go back in a better format in version 3.8);
• Removed the setting "Reduce interface flickering" (this was causing issues making some areas of the interface going hidden and never showing up again);
• Updated the Ultimate preset to avoid the bitmap information being cut;
• Highly improved list of Encodings (grouped by aliases and named by language/region);
• Improved undo/redo for sprites and sounds by merging consecutive operations into one whenever possible;
• Improved filename sorting for open dialogs (fixes the 1, 10, 11, 2, 3 ordering issue);
• Implemented an advanced and smart auto completion system;
• Added initial support for MUGENext.

Advanced auto completer:

Helps completing:

• Block names ([Block]);
• Block parameter names (only for those missing in this block, parameter = );
• Double quoted string on block parameters of this type (parameter = "string");
• Command names (command = "name");
• Block types (type = BlockType);
• Keyword block parameters (parameter = keyword / version / file names);
• Trigger, trigger arguments and trigger redirection;
• Victory quote list (you can paste multiple double quoted lines in [Quotes] and victoryN = gets added automatically).

Requirements:

• Windows XP SP3 (32bits only), Vista SP2, 7 SP1 or greater
• 1 GB of RAM memory (recommended 2 GB or more for multi-character feature and memory cache mode)
• 125 MB of disk space
• Microsoft DirectX 9 End-user runtime