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SoniFight v1.0 - Initial Release
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@alansley alansley released this 29 Oct 16:35
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Extract the zip archive wherever you want, then run the SoniFight_x86 or SoniFight_x64 batch files to run the 32/64 bit version of the software.

The 32-bit version of SoniFight currently supports the following games:

  • Street Fighter 4 (specifically Ultra Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition, Steam version), and
  • Mortal Kombat 9 (specifically Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition, Steam version).

The 64-bit version of SoniFight currently supports the following games:

  • Killer Instinct (Windows Store edition - this is merely a proof of concept and doesn't do much at present).

This is the very first release of the software so some patience would be appreciated ;-) Further games and increased coverage of existing games will be added in the future.

As specified in the LICENSE.txt - this software comes with no guarantee of fitness for purpose and you use it entirely at your own risk.

Please see the SoniFight user guide for instructions on how to use the software. If English isn't your native language you may prefer to look at the html version of the documentation as it contains a Google Translate widget at the top of the page which will convert the documentation into your language of choice.

If you want to run the 32/64 bit versions of the Pointer Chain Tester application then you can launch them directly from the x86/x64 folders inside the bin folder.

If you experience any issues with the software then please report them via the issues element of this github repository ( https://github.com/FedUni/SoniFight/issues ) and I'll do my best to address them.

Thanks & have fun!
-Al

P.S. If you deliberately try to break the software then, believe me, it won't take you very long - it has a significant amount of error-checking and validation, but while it'll warn you that something isn't right, it'll still let you do it because it assumes that you know what you're doing. If you end up in a situation where you want to enter -1 into a field and you enter the minus character and it says that's not a valid integer, just select the entire field (Ctrl+A), replace it with 1, then add the - char to the beginning of it. Hopefully that doesn't come up, but just in case.

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