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Cancel

class Cancel
{
public:
	CancelDirectionCode DirectionCommand_ListIdentifier; //0x0000
	CancelAttackCode AttackCommand; //0x0004
	int64_t requirement_addr; //0x0008
	class cancel_extradata *extradata_addr; //0x0010
	int32_t frame_window_start; //0x0018
	int32_t frame_window_end; //0x001C
	int32_t starting_frame; //0x0020
	uint16_t move_id; //0x0024
	uint16_t cancel_option; //0x0026
}; //Size: 0x0028
static_assert(sizeof(Cancel) == 0x28);

DirectionCommand_ListIdentifier: if the 15th bit isnt' set, it's a direction command. If 15th bit is set, it's a ListIdentifier: identifies the end of the list or a pointer to a group cancel, or possibly something else.

requirement_addr: pointer to the start of the requirement list.

extradata_addr: pointer to the start of the extradata list.

frame_window_start: the start of the window at which the cancel is active.

frame_window_end: the end of the window at which the cancel is active.

move_id: id of a move into which this cancel cancels the object. So, for example, if value of the move_id member is 0x1605 , this cancel will cancel current move into the move at index 0x1605 in the move list.

cancel_option: todo.

CancelDirectionCode

class CancelDirectionCode(Enum):
    _ANY = 0
    _D_B = 1 << 1
    _D = 1 << 2
    _D_F = 1 << 3
    _B = 1 << 4
    _N = 1 << 5
    _F = 1 << 6
    _U_B = 1 << 7
    _U = 1 << 8
    _U_F = 1 << 9

    special = 1 << 15
    cancel_list_end = 0x8000
    group_cancel = 0x800B
    group_cancel_list_end = 0x800C

CancelDirectionCode enum inside Cancel objects.

If 15th bit is not set, it means it's a direction code of an input. If 15th bit is set, depending on the value of the variable, it indicates the end of the cancel list, or a pointer to a group cancel list.

0x8001 is forward dash and 0x8002 is backdash.

0x8003 and 0x8004 the sidesteps.

If it's a pointer to a group cancel list, the index of the cancel in the group cancel list is in the move_id member in the Cancel object.

CancelAttackCode

class CancelAttackCode(Enum):
    _N = 0
    _1 = 1 << 0
    _2 = 1 << 1
    _3 = 1 << 2
    _4 = 1 << 3
    _1_2 = _1 & _2
    _1_3 = _1 & _3
    _1_4 = _1 & _4
    _2_3 = _2 & _3
    _2_4 = _2 & _4
    _3_4 = _3 & _4
    _1_2_3 = _1 & _2 & _3
    _1_2_4 = _1 & _2 & _4
    _1_3_4 = _1 & _3 & _4
    _2_3_4 = _2 & _3 & _4
    _1_2_3_4 = _1 & _2 & _3 & _4

    _1_hold = 1 << 9
    _2_hold = 1 << 10
    _3_hold = 1 << 11
    _4_hold = 1 << 12

Indicates what attack buttons have to be pressed in order for this cancel to become active(cancel the move).

30th bit determines if the attack button should be presses again, or it should just be held down.

For the non-hold buttons to work, the 30th bit should be set to 1 in order for the input to work.

For the _hold buttons to work, the 30th bit should be set to 0.

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 class CancelAttackCode(Enum):
      _N = 0
-     _1 = 1 << 0 & 1 <<
+     _1 = 1 << 0
      _2 = 1 << 1
      _3 = 1 << 2
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      _4_hold = 1 << 12
 </syntaxhighlight>Indicates what attack buttons have to be pressed in order for this cancel to become active(cancel the move).
+th bit determines if the attack button should be presses again, or it should just be held down.
+For the non-hold buttons to work, the 30th bit should be set to 1 in order for the input to work.
+For the _hold buttons to work, the 30th bit should be set to 0.