Characters attack powers up on a certain map

[Madara Uchiha]

I'm just consider this, but I want to make a character who becomes stronger on certain backgrounds.
For example, a sand man who is on a normal map performs simple average attacks. However if they are on a map which has sand there attacks dramatically increase, making them more powerful.

I was thinking of using the perspective tag in the bg data to summon out a ball which reacts to my character's attack and power-ups his attacks -by responding to an itrkind8.

Theoretically this seems possible and I can't think of anything which would prevent this. I just want to know if there are any flaws in this idea.

[nbaheen]

i am no background D.Cer but here is a theory:

theory (Click to View)

you could make an attack for the background of the attack of the chars.
then using rayman effect on the background and on the char you make him active the rayman effect of the background and
use the attack but just make a move and don't do anything to standing frame

link for rayman effect (Click to View)

http://www.lf-empire.de/en/lf2-empire/ad...man-effect

but that's just how to make it stronger you will need to also make it transform in order to stop it from using the original attack

just a theory

[Silverthorn]

If you're doing a mod: get the exe that has the perspective-tag enabled that'll spawn a certain object on a bg at the beginning of the fight.
Else: you need to check if you're on the right bg by performing a z-width-check (assuming every bg has a unique z-width).

If any of these evaluate to true, you can then make the character go to the enhanced attacking-frames. Then, again, depending on how many moves you want powered up, it might be a good idea to quickly transform into a powered-up version of the selected character (that only applies if you're having pretty much every attack changed, though).

So yeah, I'd do it the way you suggested already. If it's for a mod: perspective + custom itr/k8-variations (so that you will not change coordinates); the DLL-framework could be helpful in that matter.