Fighting Game Overhaul SE

CGO has added some features and fixes for combat and movement. It features responsive dodge, programmed tilt, grip changes, aerial combat, striking with staff, two-handed weapon swinging, first- and third-person weapon animations, and more.

CGO function list

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Dodge Rolls

Players and NPCs can make dodge rolls with or without weapons

Dodge Roll has animations for first and third person, they work in 8 directions

Dodge uses modified stealth controls (dodge if moving, switch stealth if stationary), creating lag-free input

NPCs will occasionally dodge attacks and dodge when low on health

There are MCM options to use script hotkeys, add i-frames and remove stamina charges

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Players and NPCs tilt based on their acceleration and turn speed

Tilt is applied on top of the animation, it does not replace the animation

The tilt is a continuous element without annoying transitions, making the animation more cohesive

There are separate sliders to adjust first-person and third-person perspectives in MCM

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Grip strength changes

Hold the strike weapon with one or two hands and switch with hotkeys

The grip with one hand is precise, and the grip with the other hand hits all enemies in a 180° arc.

Skills switch with the grip - affecting damage, perks, and XP effects

Change grip during attack combos for custom combinations

Attack speed will change when changing grip, you can adjust the amount in MCM

air combat

Aerial attacks and spells work for first and third person

The direction jump has changed slightly, and it can now be rotated according to the program

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Weapon animation

Greatsword (1st and 3rd person): basic attacks, idle, walk, run, turn, gear and sheath

Tomahawk/Warhammer (1st and 3rd person): Basic Attack, Idle*, Walk*, Run*, Turn* and Equipment (*- when left hand is full)

Sword/Dagger/Axe/Mace (3rd person only): Idle animation

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Reworked attack animation system

The basic attacks generated by CGO are different, and changes have been made to the system to prevent glitches in attack animations related to changing grip

Typically, there are 9 attack animations for each attack (1 in place, 4 walking, 4 running), and for CGO, use in-place attacks to generate directional animations in the behavior.

Use in-place attack animation for the upper body, use motion animation for the lower body, and rotate the entire body

This may allow for a more advanced attack system in future updates, with different animations for each weapon type as well as some new weapon subtypes

Unlock attack action

Free movement during power attacks, sneak attacks, dual-wield attacks, attacks while casting, and blocked slams

The attack starts with a power attack selected based on your movement direction

If you continue moving in the same direction, the animation will play over the entire body

If you move in another direction, it will continue in the upper body and the legs will move in the new direction

In first person view, the animation is not affected and you can move without any changes to the animation

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Other features

-Added second swing for left-hand weapons to match right-hand behavior

-30% increased attack speed while standing still (non-stacking) - Adjustable in MCM

• Attacks have a 50% chance of glancing at obstacles instead of bouncing off, allowing you to attack again
• First person camera noise added first person movement - Adjustable in MCM

-Fixed sneaking bug where drawing or sheathing a weapon would not make you move faster

• Removed strafe animations from motion behaviors (runstraferight, runstrafeleft) due to redundancy
• Contains 360° battle mode for basic attacks for normal matches, it will be completed in a future update

compatibility

Mods containing behavior files (located in data\meshes\actors\character\behaviors\ or data\meshes\actors\character\_1stperson\behaviors\) will conflict w …