point system in mugen?

[sson27]

is there a way to put a point system in mugen?
mugens reply value would double if i had high score to beat.
if any knows a way i would be grateful, if not same thing just let me know,

[kosmos]

As long as MUGEN has been around, I've never seen one implemented so I don't think its possible without doing work to the actual engine. Which I wouldn't advise.

[Grayskull]

I asked myself the same questions but it seems the only way to do that is
that you insert sprite and the system to display score for each character ,
exemple just insert the code to display a score after the last round
with sprite in the sff of the char :

if you play Ryu
and you win 2 rounds against Sigma from Megaman (which have this code and sprite implemented)
you will get a score but the problem is that this works exactly the same that any animation sprite
so whatever you do against the opponent you will always get the same score so this won't add you a high score or anything else because this feature is only a fun stuff nothing more ...
Sadly ! 

[Spidermew]

Yeah no way to keep a real high score. There are bonus games you can get a score on, but it wont save (unless you record a video of it and post it on youtube or something)

[Acey]

The problem is that it would require saving information from one round to the next and the engine and characters don't do that, it does a fresh reload each match.

[MirageAtoli]

For what you want it may not be useful, but mugen writes a mugen.log file that is especially useful when you use the quick match feature.

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Command-line arguments
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M.U.G.E.N accepts optional command-line parameters for Quick-VS mode.

The format is (optional parameters are enclosed in square brackets):

  ./mugen [player1 player2 [-s stage]]

For example, to start quick versus between players named KFM and
Suave, you can type:

  ./mugen kfm suave

To play the same two characters in a stage named TEMPLE, type:

  ./mugen kfm suave -s temple

You can specify alternate .def files for your character:

  ./mugen kfm/newkfm.def suave -s temple

Here are other useful command-line options:

 -h            Displays help
 -r <sysfile>  Loads a motif (more information below)
 -p3 <pname>   Loads a character named pname as player3
 -p4 <pname>   Loads a character named pname as player4
 -s <sname>    Loads a stage named sname.def in stages/

For a full list of command-line options, type:

  ./mugen -h

If you are making a full-game etc. you could set the power to a (score) number before the final roundstate and parse it after mugen quits.