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Well this is "kind" of generic, but with the current system this is all I can think of.
Moving in Advanced melee:
In order to activate mobility movement you have to Hold, both the Punch, and Kick keys (Mouse 1, and 2), or there could be another button you could press hold another button like "Power up" whichever works best for everyone.
When inputting attack arrows. If you want to move, and increase the momentum of your attack. You have to hold the arrow direction you want to go in while you input other keys, so for example;
Player 1: Starts a Prepunch combo. While Player 1 is prepunching he is
entering the keys in for his attack. 1. of the keys is being held down "Jump", and he is entering the attack keys.
^, v, >, <, ^, ^, > While the attack is being inputted the defending player "player 2" is entering the keys he sees that are up "^, v, >, <, ^, ^, >, and he is also holding Jump(since he also saw jump was a momentum key being held down). After all the keys are inputted, or while they are being inputted (like how adv melee currently is).
They are slowly moving up. You can easily noticed they are moving Upwards. Its not like its slow. It will be about the same speed as Prepunching speed.
While once all of the keys are done being inputted at the end of the attack sequence by Player 1. Player 2 then inputs his sequence. He also holds Jump for the fight to move Upwards. He inputs ^, v, ^, ^, ^, while holding the Jump key. While the fight carries on upwards they get to the ceiling.
This is where the characters shift. The Attack is below the Defender. In other words the Attack is below the Defender attacking him upward. Now Player 1 thinks its too hard to keep getting a disadvantage because he is being attack into the ceiling causing him crusing damage, so he decides they should move down.
He now holds down Crouch too, and inputs his arrow keys "v, <, <, >, ^" While holding crouch. Knowing this is the final input of the scuffle. Player 2 starts to focus more on the arrows, but He doesn't notice that crouch is being held (he just focuses on the arrows), so he gets owned by the onslaught of Player 1, since Player 1 moves down, and attacks him from below, but at the end Player 1 hits player 2 up back into the ceilling causing him to bounce off the ceiling, and fly back into Player 1, and Player 1 sends him back into the ceiling for a combo.
This is just one example of Mobility in adv melee.
Now the controls for Mobility in adv melee.
^ - Forward
v - Back
< - Left
> - Right
Crouch - Down
Jump - Up
JumpForward - Up, and Forward in an Angle
JumpBack - Up, and Back in an Angle
JumpLeft - Up, and Left in an Angle
JumpRight- Up, and Right in an Angle
Forwardleft - Forward, and Left in an Angle
ForwardRight - Forward, and Right in an Angle
Backright - Back, and Right in an Angle
Backleft - Back, and Left in an Angle
Crouchforward - Down, and Forward in an Angle
Crouchback - Down, and Back in an Angle
Crouchleft - Down, and Left in an Angle
Crouchright - Down and Right in an Angle
These are the ways you can move.
Now another way of movement will be yes the "Teleport".
The Teleport works the same way as the mobility arrows Except. Instead of holding the arrow you have the press Teleport, and then the direction, but it consumes more ki.
Mobility movements cost as much ki as flying, but Teleport costs as much ki as it does if you regularly teleport outside of Advanced melee.
Heres a small Teleport example:
Player 1, and Player 2 are inputting there Keys while Player 2 is prepunching player 1. At the end of the prepunch Player 2's first command is a Strong punch, and a Teleport going forward, so Player 2 Punches Player 1, but player 1 blocks it (yes he blocks its not a dodge). Then they teleport forward, and resume the fight. Teleport puts more momentum into the attack making it stronger. If the defender makes the teleport, but gets hit by the attack. He will take double the damage of the attack. Causing a "Momentum Smash".
Moving in Advanced melee:
In order to activate mobility movement you have to Hold, both the Punch, and Kick keys (Mouse 1, and 2), or there could be another button you could press hold another button like "Power up" whichever works best for everyone.
When inputting attack arrows. If you want to move, and increase the momentum of your attack. You have to hold the arrow direction you want to go in while you input other keys, so for example;
Player 1: Starts a Prepunch combo. While Player 1 is prepunching he is
entering the keys in for his attack. 1. of the keys is being held down "Jump", and he is entering the attack keys.
^, v, >, <, ^, ^, > While the attack is being inputted the defending player "player 2" is entering the keys he sees that are up "^, v, >, <, ^, ^, >, and he is also holding Jump(since he also saw jump was a momentum key being held down). After all the keys are inputted, or while they are being inputted (like how adv melee currently is).
They are slowly moving up. You can easily noticed they are moving Upwards. Its not like its slow. It will be about the same speed as Prepunching speed.
While once all of the keys are done being inputted at the end of the attack sequence by Player 1. Player 2 then inputs his sequence. He also holds Jump for the fight to move Upwards. He inputs ^, v, ^, ^, ^, while holding the Jump key. While the fight carries on upwards they get to the ceiling.
This is where the characters shift. The Attack is below the Defender. In other words the Attack is below the Defender attacking him upward. Now Player 1 thinks its too hard to keep getting a disadvantage because he is being attack into the ceiling causing him crusing damage, so he decides they should move down.
He now holds down Crouch too, and inputs his arrow keys "v, <, <, >, ^" While holding crouch. Knowing this is the final input of the scuffle. Player 2 starts to focus more on the arrows, but He doesn't notice that crouch is being held (he just focuses on the arrows), so he gets owned by the onslaught of Player 1, since Player 1 moves down, and attacks him from below, but at the end Player 1 hits player 2 up back into the ceilling causing him to bounce off the ceiling, and fly back into Player 1, and Player 1 sends him back into the ceiling for a combo.
This is just one example of Mobility in adv melee.
Now the controls for Mobility in adv melee.
^ - Forward
v - Back
< - Left
> - Right
Crouch - Down
Jump - Up
JumpForward - Up, and Forward in an Angle
JumpBack - Up, and Back in an Angle
JumpLeft - Up, and Left in an Angle
JumpRight- Up, and Right in an Angle
Forwardleft - Forward, and Left in an Angle
ForwardRight - Forward, and Right in an Angle
Backright - Back, and Right in an Angle
Backleft - Back, and Left in an Angle
Crouchforward - Down, and Forward in an Angle
Crouchback - Down, and Back in an Angle
Crouchleft - Down, and Left in an Angle
Crouchright - Down and Right in an Angle
These are the ways you can move.
Now another way of movement will be yes the "Teleport".
The Teleport works the same way as the mobility arrows Except. Instead of holding the arrow you have the press Teleport, and then the direction, but it consumes more ki.
Mobility movements cost as much ki as flying, but Teleport costs as much ki as it does if you regularly teleport outside of Advanced melee.
Heres a small Teleport example:
Player 1, and Player 2 are inputting there Keys while Player 2 is prepunching player 1. At the end of the prepunch Player 2's first command is a Strong punch, and a Teleport going forward, so Player 2 Punches Player 1, but player 1 blocks it (yes he blocks its not a dodge). Then they teleport forward, and resume the fight. Teleport puts more momentum into the attack making it stronger. If the defender makes the teleport, but gets hit by the attack. He will take double the damage of the attack. Causing a "Momentum Smash".