Characters Frame Data

[Matt Ponton]

Since our wiki isn't being updated by anyone too often, the Japanese have been keeping a record of the most recent frame data from the game. Here is the links to each character:

• Akira
• Alpha 152
• Ayane
• Bass
• Bayman
• Brad
• Christie
• Ein
• Eliot
• Gen Fu
• Hayabusa
• Hayate
• Helena
• Hitomi
• Honoka
• Jacky
• Jann Lee
• Kasumi
• Kokoro
• La Mariposa
• Leifang
• Leon
• Marie Rose
• Mila
• Momiji
• Naotora
• Nyotengu
• Pai
• Phase 4
• Rachel
• Raidou
• Rig
• Sarah
• Tina
• Zack

Translation of columns:

• Name
• Command
• Hit Level
• Stance Change
  • 背 = Back-Turned
  • <blank> = Front-Turned
• Frames
• Damage
• Guard Advantage
• Normal Hit Advantage
• Counter Hit Advantage
• Hi Counter Hit Advantage
• Back Hit Advantage
• Close Hit
• Knock Back Range
• Down Hit
  • 大 = Force Tech
  • 中 = Half Tech
• Tracking
• Notes

 

[Kohlrak]

I love them.

 

[Toby]

Thanks Mr. Wah, how can I get the font to display properly in Chrome? I'd like to export the frame data into a database and use it for a web application I'm writing in Ruby on Rails.

 

[Kohlrak]

Either you're missing the font, or google chrome suck at encoding detection. Figure out which it is and go with that.

 

[Matt Ponton]

More Tools > Encoding > Japanese (Shift_JIS)

 

[Toby]

Awesome, thanks!!

 

[UncleKitchener]

I hope they update these for LR. I always found these very helpful.

 

[Matt Ponton]

Yeah, unfortunately right now they look like the site was taken down or having server issues....

 

[Kohlrak]

Noo! I loved that site! I should've copied the data. I'm getting 404 on it, so that most likely means it's gone for good.

 

[UncleKitchener]

Aw man

 

[Noemi]

Old link: http://blueviolet.ninja-web.net/game/doa5/per/phase42.htm
New link: http://blueviolet.ninja-web.net/game/doa5lr/per/phase42.htm

+
Honoka
Raidou

 

[Kohlrak]

You're awesome.

 

[Kidachi_Ni]

Thanks, Mr. Wah.

... I've been wanting to print frame data for awhile

 

[UncleKitchener]

Thanks goodness, it's ALIVE.

 

[ProjectRose]

Hello im new to DOA and actually wanna start learning the game and was wondering what is 13(2)24 16(2)23 mean anyways and if you have any videos that would help me please share

 

[Saber]

Hello im new to DOA and actually wanna start learning the game and was wondering what is 13(2)24 16(2)23 mean anyways and if you have any videos that would help me please share

Basically:
13 is in the initial frames. It tells you how many frames it takes to start the move, ie how fast the move is.
(2) is the active frames, ie. how long the move will be in its "attack" frames.
24 is the recovery frames, ie how many frames you are in recovery state and cannot do anything until the frames are up.

 

[ProjectRose]

Thank you

 

[DoANoob]

I can't quite understand these frame data sheets.

 

[Matt Ponton]

I can't quite understand these frame data sheets.

What don't you understand?

 

[DoANoob]

What don't you understand?

All the letters, numbers, codes and stuff. Do I ignore those, if not, what do they represent? This is an example of what I don't get. "ƒtƒŒ[ƒ€"