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README.md

FOITIN

Original digitized-style fighting game — the Bikini Karate Babes / Mortal Kombat formula (frame-captured fighters, data-driven everything) rebuilt with a modern engine and a generative 3D asset pipeline. All assets are our own.

STUDY.md — reverse-engineering study of the BKB games + the assessment this project is built on. Start here.
characters/_spec/CHARACTER_SPEC.md — the drop-in character folder format.
pipeline/README.md — MODELBEAST character pipeline.

Run

Godot 4.7+. Open the project, hit play — or:

/Applications/Godot.app/Contents/MacOS/Godot --path .

P1: WASD + J/K (punch/kick, →+J straight, QCF+J special) P2: arrows + O/P · F1 hitbox viewer · R reset after KO

Layout

engine/core/       fixed-tick combat core (FSM, input buffer, boxes, hit resolution)
engine/debug/      training-mode hitbox overlay
characters/        one folder per fighter — the engine scans this at boot
tools/             gen_placeholder_char.py (stick-figure stand-in fighters)
pipeline/          render→hitbox→pack scripts for MODELBEAST-made characters

Design rules

60Hz deterministic tick. All gameplay advances in tick(input_mask) from input only — keeps rollback netcode on the table. Rendering just reads state.
Characters are data. No fighter-specific code, ever. If a character needs a new mechanic, the mechanic becomes a generic engine feature driven by JSON.
Art frame-rate ≠ game timing. Moves are timed in ticks; sprite sequences stretch over them (BKB's .bik+.zon+.geo split, modernized).

Adding a character

# placeholder (instant):
python3 tools/gen_placeholder_char.py gamma '#8855ee'

# production (MODELBEAST): render moves to renders/<id>/<move>/*.png, then
python3 pipeline/pack_character.py renders/<id> --name NAME --color '#hex'
python3 pipeline/autohitbox.py characters/<id>
# tune timings/damage in each move's data.json, bind moves in manifest.json

Restart the game — the roster is whatever's in characters/.