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Aug. 6, 2008
5:57 a.m.

Breaking down Street Fighter's frames

Breaking down Street Fighter's frames

Derek updated his blog on Capcom-Unity with a really good explanation of the frame system in Street Fighter.

The frame system is important to understand because it teaches you about the recovery and timing of moves. Here's a quote from the page.

When your opponent blocks an attack, they become stuck in the blocking animation for a short period of time. During this time, they are unable to move, attack, jump, or do anything else. This is called block-stun.

When you hit an opponent in the face with a move, pretty much the same thing happens. While the opponent is recovering from being hit, they cannot move, attack, jump, or even block! This is called hit-stun.

This article is part of a Street Fighter 101 training course which has some great stuff in there, here's a link to the index page.


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