<![CDATA[Little Fighter Empire - Forums - Little Fighter 1]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/ Sat, 14 Nov 2026 13:11:26 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Lf1 in english]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=9101 Fri, 07 Feb 2014 12:37:24 +0100 Alapottra]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=9101 <![CDATA[LF1 Version without DOS?]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=7906 Tue, 05 Jun 2012 19:04:16 +0200 qwertz143]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=7906 <![CDATA[How can be in DOS?]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=6152 Sun, 27 Feb 2011 13:23:31 +0100 empirefantasy]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=6152
I have read from LF2.net that LF1 is only for DOS,but I have played it in Windows.And I know that DOS use only characters(numbers,letters),so how can LF1 be in DOS when LF1 is a game with graphics?]]>
I have read from LF2.net that LF1 is only for DOS,but I have played it in Windows.And I know that DOS use only characters(numbers,letters),so how can LF1 be in DOS when LF1 is a game with graphics?]]> <![CDATA[unlisted cheats]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=5790 Sun, 14 Nov 2010 21:04:11 +0100 YinYin]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=5790
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F1 + ("key_equals") = delete weapons

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F1 + ("key_equals") = delete weapons

.jpg   Untitled-1.jpg (Size: 212.36 KB / Downloads: 405) ]]> <![CDATA[A quiery to make]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=4027 Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:49:19 +0100 Ravon]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=4027
-Ravon]]>
-Ravon]]> <![CDATA[post your lf1 sprites/animations/gifs HERE!]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=3378 Tue, 04 Aug 2009 12:48:20 +0200 Bamboori]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=3378

here's mine:
[Image: 93034712.gif]
my own char :P]]>

here's mine:
[Image: 93034712.gif]
my own char :P]]> <![CDATA[LF1 Sprites]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=3312 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 19:08:30 +0200 Boop]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=3312 http://www.mediafire.com/?zmj3mmweydy

All the LF1 sprites extracted from the grh files, in bmp format with proper colors :).

Thanks to chiko for helping me generate a palette.]]> http://www.mediafire.com/?zmj3mmweydy

All the LF1 sprites extracted from the grh files, in bmp format with proper colors :).

Thanks to chiko for helping me generate a palette.]]> <![CDATA[Download LF1]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1314 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 23:15:53 +0200 Guigs]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1314

.zip   lf_v.1.zip (Size: 462.92 KB / Downloads: 2288) ]]>

.zip   lf_v.1.zip (Size: 462.92 KB / Downloads: 2288) ]]> <![CDATA[Post your creations!]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1310 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:48:01 +0200 Yakui]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1310 Info on data changing can be found here.

Simply post the code in a codebox, in example:
Code:
3. Louis Head: 3 Face: 3 1 Skn: 83 81 Sht: 33 34 Trs: 15 100 Sp: D 73 74 0 0 6 75 C 77 78 0 0 8 100 A 35 75 76 0 7 150


Index of characters:
THERE ARE NONE BECAUSE YOU GUYS SUCK



______________________________________________________________

The index will be updated based on the posts in this thread so that it's easier to find the various characters.]]> Info on data changing can be found here.

Simply post the code in a codebox, in example:
Code:
3. Louis Head: 3 Face: 3 1 Skn: 83 81 Sht: 33 34 Trs: 15 100 Sp: D 73 74 0 0 6 75 C 77 78 0 0 8 100 A 35 75 76 0 7 150


Index of characters:
THERE ARE NONE BECAUSE YOU GUYS SUCK



______________________________________________________________

The index will be updated based on the posts in this thread so that it's easier to find the various characters.]]> <![CDATA[Little Fighter 1 Data Changing]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1309 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:44:03 +0200 Yakui]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=1309
The reason I made this thread is that LFE's section on LF1 Data changing is pretty incomplete and there's a lot more to it.

A lot of the information is from the tutorial by bat tamer, however there's more to it than what he explains, but I'll be using some of his info in here as well.

Anyways, basic steps:

=Getting started=
In the folder "sys" you will find "data.dat", open it with any given text editor (such as notepad.exe, for example).

=Data Changing=
The format for all the characters is always:

Code:
1. Davis Head: 1 Face: 1 1 Skn: 83 81 Sht: 1 3 Trs: 91 93 Sp: A 61 43 12 0 1 25 C 46 44 0 0 15 50 B 63 64 65 66 2 175

Head - Your character's face. You can choose up to 11 different heads.
Face: Head color.
Skn (Skin): Skin color.
Sht (Shirt): Shirt color.
Trs (Trousers): Pants color.
Sp (Special attacks): This is the more interesting bit. A special attack is made up of one letter and six numbers.
Let's take this for example:
  • Code:
    A 61 43 12 0 1 25

  • The letter, the "A" in this case, declares what input is used. The possible inputs are:

    A : ← → → A
    B : → ↓ ↑ A
    C : → ← → A
    D : J → → A
    E : ↑ ↓ ← → A
    F : The character holds a weapon by default, and when pressing A he uses a special attack. The special attack of the weapon can't be done by anybody else than the owner of the weapon.
    G : with special weapon press attack for beam
    H : → ← → A (Weapon Summon)

    (Legend: A= Attack, J = Jump, ↑ ↓ ← → = directions)

  • The first number, in the case of the above example the "61", is the first sprite used. If we changed this to 62 we would get a pose of deep's with a yellow sword instead of the pose davis uses before firing an energy ball.

  • The second number, "43", is in this case the second sprite used. Pose 43 is a pretty common and useful pose because it takes the selected colors etc, in comparison to something like Pose 61.

    (As of now there's no list of poses out there, and I don't think one will arrive anytime soon. Too much work for something that nobody ends up caring about.)

  • The third number, 12, is in this case the projectile. In other special attacks that use up 4 sprites, this is the 3rd sprite (example: Davis' Uppercut), or simply doesn't exist.
    For a list of all possible projectiles you can use, see here:
    Code:
    0 - Sword 1 - Stick 2 - Hoe 3 - Shuriken/Ninja Star 4 - Milk 5 - Bomb (This seems to be an unused weapon, explodes on impact) 6 - Boomerang 7 - Bow 8 - Stone 9 - Box 10 - Severed Head 11 - Ice Sword 12 - Davis' Ball 13 - Woody's Ball 14 - John's Ball 15 - Deep's slash 16 - Firen's Ball 17 - Henry's Arrow 18 - Freeze's Ball 19 - John's Disk 20 - Dennis' Ball 21 - Blood (short ranged) 22 - Red explosion (the breaking effect of a projectile) 23 - Blue explosion (the breaking effect of a projectile) 24 - Arrow break 26 - Knife 26 - Julian's Chasing Skulls

  • The forth number is irrelevant in projectile attacks, and only appears in attacks that use 4 sprites (Davis' Uppercut, for example). This is again simply a sprite.

  • The fifth number is very important. This declares what type of attack this is. For a list of possible types, see here:
    Code:
    1 - Ball Attack (2 sprites, 3rd number is projectile) 2 - Davis' Uppercut/Singlong (4 sprites) 3 - Shove/Jong (1 sprite?) 4 - Woody's Teleport/ShunKan (2 sprites) 5 - Woody's Tiger Dash/Chai (2 sprites) 6 - Louis' Airpunch/HungBall (2 sprites) 7 - Louis' Blast/BowBall (3 sprites) 8 - Louis' Airkicks/Foot1000 (2 sprites) 9 - Henry's Flute/ChuiThat (2 sprites) 10 - Deep's Bomb/Explosion/ChiBow (2 sprites) 11 - Deep's Sword Summon/ChungKem (3 sprites??) 12 - Firen's Charge/PowFour (3 sprites) 13 - Firen's Explosion/BowFour (2 sprites) 14 - Dennis' Spinkick/SheunFung (4 sprites) 15 - Grab/JokeYen (2 sprites) 16 - John's Disk/HeiSheun (3 sprites) 17 - John's self heal (2 sprites) 18 - Freeze's Cyclone/CheunSun (4 sprites) 19 - Freeze's Ice Sword (2 sprites) 20 - Rudolf's Invisible/YanSun (2 sprites) 21 - Rudolf's Teleport/ShunKan2 (3 sprites) 22 - Henry's Blast/KungPow (3 sprites) 23 - Henry's Arrow (2 sprites) 24 - Deep's Fireball/Slash with sword/KimBall (..no sprites?) 25 - Julian's soul punch/LinKeung (two sprites)

  • The sixth number declares the MP used. I recall spy having detailed explanation on it and am currently looking for it, and will update this later on. Meanwhile you can use the values used in the original data or play around with it yourself.

Kinda like an appendix:
Stuff bat tamer threw in regarding colors:
Code:
Peach 83 81 Red 33 34 Black 10 10 Blue 1 3 Green 98 99 Purple 48 49 Yellow 67 68 Orange 145 146 White 15 100 Tan 82 81

oh, potentially FAQ:
You can't edit character's faces in the selection screen and the actual display names in the game in any way. Editing sprites isn't possible either, you can just edit what face is used and the colors for the various parts.

To be added:
-> Infos on projectiles and special attack type editing in those silly tables at the end of data.dat
-> Clear stuff up on F, G and H and how to get weapon summoning and usage to work, if that's even possible?

Changelist:
Sunday, October 12, 2008 -
Tutorial written.

________________________________________________________

This tutorial/explanation might have some faulty information due to me not having tried every single projectile and attack type for example (only the ones I wasn't sure about). Please post any fixes and suggestions for this tutorial in this thread, as well as any questions if they do come up.

Post your creations here!]]>
The reason I made this thread is that LFE's section on LF1 Data changing is pretty incomplete and there's a lot more to it.

A lot of the information is from the tutorial by bat tamer, however there's more to it than what he explains, but I'll be using some of his info in here as well.

Anyways, basic steps:

=Getting started=
In the folder "sys" you will find "data.dat", open it with any given text editor (such as notepad.exe, for example).

=Data Changing=
The format for all the characters is always:

Code:
1. Davis Head: 1 Face: 1 1 Skn: 83 81 Sht: 1 3 Trs: 91 93 Sp: A 61 43 12 0 1 25 C 46 44 0 0 15 50 B 63 64 65 66 2 175

Head - Your character's face. You can choose up to 11 different heads.
Face: Head color.
Skn (Skin): Skin color.
Sht (Shirt): Shirt color.
Trs (Trousers): Pants color.
Sp (Special attacks): This is the more interesting bit. A special attack is made up of one letter and six numbers.
Let's take this for example:
  • Code:
    A 61 43 12 0 1 25

  • The letter, the "A" in this case, declares what input is used. The possible inputs are:

    A : ← → → A
    B : → ↓ ↑ A
    C : → ← → A
    D : J → → A
    E : ↑ ↓ ← → A
    F : The character holds a weapon by default, and when pressing A he uses a special attack. The special attack of the weapon can't be done by anybody else than the owner of the weapon.
    G : with special weapon press attack for beam
    H : → ← → A (Weapon Summon)

    (Legend: A= Attack, J = Jump, ↑ ↓ ← → = directions)

  • The first number, in the case of the above example the "61", is the first sprite used. If we changed this to 62 we would get a pose of deep's with a yellow sword instead of the pose davis uses before firing an energy ball.

  • The second number, "43", is in this case the second sprite used. Pose 43 is a pretty common and useful pose because it takes the selected colors etc, in comparison to something like Pose 61.

    (As of now there's no list of poses out there, and I don't think one will arrive anytime soon. Too much work for something that nobody ends up caring about.)

  • The third number, 12, is in this case the projectile. In other special attacks that use up 4 sprites, this is the 3rd sprite (example: Davis' Uppercut), or simply doesn't exist.
    For a list of all possible projectiles you can use, see here:
    Code:
    0 - Sword 1 - Stick 2 - Hoe 3 - Shuriken/Ninja Star 4 - Milk 5 - Bomb (This seems to be an unused weapon, explodes on impact) 6 - Boomerang 7 - Bow 8 - Stone 9 - Box 10 - Severed Head 11 - Ice Sword 12 - Davis' Ball 13 - Woody's Ball 14 - John's Ball 15 - Deep's slash 16 - Firen's Ball 17 - Henry's Arrow 18 - Freeze's Ball 19 - John's Disk 20 - Dennis' Ball 21 - Blood (short ranged) 22 - Red explosion (the breaking effect of a projectile) 23 - Blue explosion (the breaking effect of a projectile) 24 - Arrow break 26 - Knife 26 - Julian's Chasing Skulls

  • The forth number is irrelevant in projectile attacks, and only appears in attacks that use 4 sprites (Davis' Uppercut, for example). This is again simply a sprite.

  • The fifth number is very important. This declares what type of attack this is. For a list of possible types, see here:
    Code:
    1 - Ball Attack (2 sprites, 3rd number is projectile) 2 - Davis' Uppercut/Singlong (4 sprites) 3 - Shove/Jong (1 sprite?) 4 - Woody's Teleport/ShunKan (2 sprites) 5 - Woody's Tiger Dash/Chai (2 sprites) 6 - Louis' Airpunch/HungBall (2 sprites) 7 - Louis' Blast/BowBall (3 sprites) 8 - Louis' Airkicks/Foot1000 (2 sprites) 9 - Henry's Flute/ChuiThat (2 sprites) 10 - Deep's Bomb/Explosion/ChiBow (2 sprites) 11 - Deep's Sword Summon/ChungKem (3 sprites??) 12 - Firen's Charge/PowFour (3 sprites) 13 - Firen's Explosion/BowFour (2 sprites) 14 - Dennis' Spinkick/SheunFung (4 sprites) 15 - Grab/JokeYen (2 sprites) 16 - John's Disk/HeiSheun (3 sprites) 17 - John's self heal (2 sprites) 18 - Freeze's Cyclone/CheunSun (4 sprites) 19 - Freeze's Ice Sword (2 sprites) 20 - Rudolf's Invisible/YanSun (2 sprites) 21 - Rudolf's Teleport/ShunKan2 (3 sprites) 22 - Henry's Blast/KungPow (3 sprites) 23 - Henry's Arrow (2 sprites) 24 - Deep's Fireball/Slash with sword/KimBall (..no sprites?) 25 - Julian's soul punch/LinKeung (two sprites)

  • The sixth number declares the MP used. I recall spy having detailed explanation on it and am currently looking for it, and will update this later on. Meanwhile you can use the values used in the original data or play around with it yourself.

Kinda like an appendix:
Stuff bat tamer threw in regarding colors:
Code:
Peach 83 81 Red 33 34 Black 10 10 Blue 1 3 Green 98 99 Purple 48 49 Yellow 67 68 Orange 145 146 White 15 100 Tan 82 81

oh, potentially FAQ:
You can't edit character's faces in the selection screen and the actual display names in the game in any way. Editing sprites isn't possible either, you can just edit what face is used and the colors for the various parts.

To be added:
-> Infos on projectiles and special attack type editing in those silly tables at the end of data.dat
-> Clear stuff up on F, G and H and how to get weapon summoning and usage to work, if that's even possible?

Changelist:
Sunday, October 12, 2008 -
Tutorial written.

________________________________________________________

This tutorial/explanation might have some faulty information due to me not having tried every single projectile and attack type for example (only the ones I wasn't sure about). Please post any fixes and suggestions for this tutorial in this thread, as well as any questions if they do come up.

Post your creations here!]]> <![CDATA[Info Thread: For those who don't know what Little Fighter is ....]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=130 Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:40:07 +0100 RectumHoward]]> https://lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=130 Little fighter 1 is the original street fighting game before Starsky Wong came in the picture and teamed up with Marti to create a much better sequel of LF1, Little Fighter 2.

A quote from Marti Wong, the developer of Little Fighter 1:

"I started to write my first Little Fighter game in the summer of 1995. It is my first game written in C language. In this game, you run with a bunch of kids who just want to fight. You choose to be one of 11 characters, each character has 3 special moves and then you participate in an all out fight. In the game, you can play one on one, team matches or elimination tournament matches. There is up to 8 fighters simultaneously on screen controlled by up to 3 human players. The game modes include the usual championships as well as fighters divided into 2,3 or 4 groups."

Source: http://lf2.net/

Regards,
RectumHoward]]> Little fighter 1 is the original street fighting game before Starsky Wong came in the picture and teamed up with Marti to create a much better sequel of LF1, Little Fighter 2.

A quote from Marti Wong, the developer of Little Fighter 1:

"I started to write my first Little Fighter game in the summer of 1995. It is my first game written in C language. In this game, you run with a bunch of kids who just want to fight. You choose to be one of 11 characters, each character has 3 special moves and then you participate in an all out fight. In the game, you can play one on one, team matches or elimination tournament matches. There is up to 8 fighters simultaneously on screen controlled by up to 3 human players. The game modes include the usual championships as well as fighters divided into 2,3 or 4 groups."

Source: http://lf2.net/

Regards,
RectumHoward]]>