DBFZBot v1.0

This input, when played by itself (Repeat), should generally 'wiggle forward' while performing a character change occasionally. It does not matter which assist button you use for this. Just make sure to use the OTHER assist button in the next input. We suggest using Assist 1 for this because it makes a specific thing about character order easier to remember, but this is very minor. The key display will show the Assist button press along with each direction, as if you pressed it multiple times, but this is just how it displays. It is very important to find a setup for your control scheme that allows you to hold the button until the end of the recording (press the button to end the recording without releasing the Assist button).

This input, when played by itself (Repeat), should generally 'wiggle backward' while performing a character change or Assist call occasionally. It does not matter which assist button you use for this. Just make sure that you used the OTHER assist button in the previous input. We suggest using Assist 2 for this because it makes a specific thing about character order easier to remember, but this is very minor. The key display will show the Assist button press along with each direction, as if you pressed it multiple times, but this is just how it displays. It is very important to find a setup for your control scheme that allows you to hold the button until the end of the recording (press the button to end the recording without releasing the Assist button).

This input is generally easy and lenient and can be changed based on how much you care about the L-autocombo of the team you are practicing against. Slow taps sometimes do the L without the autocombo, fast taps sometimes miss it in weird ways. Note that for standard use of this bot, this action's playback is set to 50, which is different from all the others which are generally set to 100 or 0 for convenience.

The important and difficult part of this input is making sure that the 5S is aerial, and the 5H is hidden at the very end of the Super Dash (the point of contact) and therefore not visible. It can be tweaked a bit by changing the distance you start it from, but we do not advise this, since small changes to the rhythm affect this part of the bot quite a lot. This is the source of the Medium Autocombo, but generally you do not need nor want it to do the Super at the end.

This input is often turned off when fighting teams where multiple presses of S or crouching S does nothing or is a weak/distracting move. It can also be replaced entirely for certain training. The final 4S in the Perfect version is optional. Add it only if you are confident that your input is fast.

The 'Acceptable' input here can be treated as a useful variant for players who do not necessarily have the timing skill for a clean jump cancel. It will cause the bot to use the 6M overhead in certain spaces instead, but this can still be good..

The aim here is to hide the back-jump and what would be an air backdash, in the 5H animation, and end the recording just as the character lands/the animation ends. This is not a very lenient input, but it is also not very vital to many of the team configurations so it does not need to be perfected at first.

This input is the strictest in terms of the end recording timing for the Acceptable version. It also has a tricky timing since L and S must be pressed very close together, but without triggering Ki Charge. The aim is to make the bot able to Deflect, but normally it will just hit 5L occasionally (if you hit it a bit, it might change rhythm and deflect, which is a good test).