Finishers?

[flaviooooo]

Hi,

I would like to know if there is an easy way to see what finisher(s) your wrestler has?

I have looked around, but there doesn't seem to be an easy solution, only browsing all categories in your movesets...

Thanks in advance

[Adam Ryland]

They're marked with a (*) symbol in the matches. If you mean when you're outside of a match environment, then no, there is no filter. You could just set the available move list to show finishers only, and look for the moves in your current set against them though.

[The_Bee]

Perhaps you could color code the moves so they are always easy to pick out. I've also had problems with this when the mentor says I need more medium/high moves. It's hard to figure out which ones are which.

[Rick Arnold]

Can't color code, he already said he can't due to the limitations of the programming language

[The_Bee]

What programming language doesn't allow you to change text color?

[Rick Arnold]

'You can't colour code items in a list, it's a limitation of VB. They all have to be the same colour.'

That's from Adam's mouth.

[Cathcart Chiswick]

My advice is -- well, if you're starting from scratch, you can go through and choose your moves by level. (If you're working with a pre-existing guy and don't want to reconstruct his moveset from the ground up, that won't work.) Either way, you'll eventually begin to remember which moves are easier/harder/higher or lower level. It just takes a bit of practice.

Alternately, you could create a "cheat sheet" of some sort listing your guy's moves and their attributes... but that might take a bit of time. I'm tempted to make the complete file myself so people can just cut-and-paste... but I think that will have to wait a couple weeks until after the end of the semester.

[Adam Ryland]

What programming language doesn't allow you to change text color?

You can't change the colour within a list, of course the text colour can be changed elsewhere.