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In article <Jan.26.08.03.20.1993.14670@trident.usacs.rutgers.edu> mchoo@trident.usacs.rutgers.edu (Myong Choo) writes:
>I finally got a "full" working copy of this game and it's pretty
>cool.  But I have a few questions.
>
>I'm missing DALSIM2.SEQ.  Is anyone missing this too?  Does anyone
>had this file?
>
>Can anyone read the .HWP files?  It looks like these are the 
>directions, but I can't read them.
>
>Did anyone figure out all the "super" moves for "Super Street 
>Fighter"?  I think I got most of it by just experimenting.
>
>Well, guess that's about it.  Thanks for any replies.
>
>-Myong
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Alll the moves in the SF2IBM can be altered or viewed in the appropriate
files  of *.key

In it you will find lines like:

eg Guiles sonic boom

1fb 45 guile.voc
2fb 46 guile.voc
3fb 47 guile.voc

the first number is the fire button... 1 - light 2 - medium 3 - hard
1,2,3 pertain to punches    4,5,6 pertain to kicks.

the next characters or numbers after that are the moves to execute with
the appropriate button.. notice that they are to be read from right to
left.. 

Therefore in my example to execute a  slow sonic boom you would push 
back and then forward plus the light punch.  EASY..

There fore using the letters "fbud" you can adjust it to an easier
combination if you have trouble in executing it.

the two digit number after that corresponds to the animation and
therefore shouold be left alone..

and the last column is the sound it calls up... 

Hope this helps...

By the way if there is anyone out there experimenting with the
sequencing file I would appreciate if you can help me decipher the last
column in the seq files.

the last column usually looks like this:

A10N0xx
..
..
..

and so on..

I am attempting to fix up Dhalsim in the SF2IBM V190

thanks....