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No, it's the 7612 but with the experimental victory animation fix.

Both are using the same engine build, you can use any of them. Then we found the culprit, there's an issue with the victory animation in the v4. I suggest trying the 7735 or higher, maybe there's a fix for it already applied.

Hmm in this case specifically I believe it really has something to do with the engine. For confirmation, please use the SORX executable in your game and see if the issue persists, there's an experimental fix I applied just for test purpose.

The folder is better, I can try to add him in another game.

Friend, I've been using v4 for a long time and with a lot of scripts mainly related to bosses (like the double bosses script), it never happened to me before. I suggest testing a basic BOR template using the v4 and gradually adding some elements from your game, and then check if the issue persists.

The only function I know that can force a grab using the native way is the dograb. Are you using it somewhere in the game? It's really very strange, I would need to see the game file to understand better.

The code looks normal. Is the falling character in the video using some kind of custom animation instead of the rise/riseattack?

This is really strange, I have a lot of grab scripts in the SORX but never had this issue. I don't know if it's the cause but usually the clearL is placed in another frame separated from the throw/depost functions. I would like to take a look in your "void throw" code too. Like this. delay 24...

lol I never noticed that, thanks for pointing out this detail :)

Now I understand. Are you using a scripted throw or the native one? If it's scripted, please can you post the code? Another thing you can try is to replace "bbox none" with "bbox 0 0 0 0".

But is the issue happening during a grab script? Can you record a video showing the issue?

Just doing some tests with the Suno A.I. music generator. It gives me some ideas, like a new "metal" version playlist. I still prefer making musics using separated samples (recorded from real instruments) mixing with tools like the FL Studio, but it's a good start.

Try to gradually remove the character/level/script codes to see when the issue starts. This way you can isolate the cause and develop a fix for it. I change model/name properties in the SORX constantly but never had this kind of issue.

The only way I remember that may stuck the "end level" event after the boss is defeated is an enemy spawn.

How is the enemy grabbable exactly? I mean, is it by grab scripts or by the normal "grab" animation? And is this during the "fall" animation while in the air or after bouncing the ground?

Yeah, now I remember that. Too bad :( Don't worry buddy, I found some Darkstalker games made with OpenBOR on Youtube, it's just to have an idea of how it would be. Interesting, this game looks like some kind of "Fighting Master (Mega Drive)" remake. Yeah, the sprites look very interesting to...

@16-bit Fighter I don't know if it's the case, but probably this is the same feature I applied to the bike models in the SORX, since they act like weapons too but I don't want them having normal animations like walk/run etc. In this case I suggest trying the modelflag command at the header to...

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: As a Dragon Ball fan I admit that this is a great idea, certainly I will consider analyzing these games. The one I played most was Dragon Ball Z: Buyu Retsuden from Mega Drive, but to be honest I always thought that the gameplay was bad, far away from other fighting...

With almost all the planned SORX content already finished, I'm having some ideas. There's some good titles from 8/16 bits that unfortunately have outdated gameplay these days, I would love to remake them. I also would like to revisit the CPS2 sprites to make something like the "dramatic battle"...

The sprites are in the "data/chars/misc/text" folder, you need to load them in your models.txt. And you need to place the scripts in the same folders too, don't forget to call the takedamage event in every character, like it is in the BOR file.