3.5 Pit Frame Data and Guide (WiP) - trying to find time for 3.6 update

Right now, it's just some data I got from Brawlbox.
I've found a ghetto way to make gifs, so I'll work on those, but if anyone has some tips for how to make them better, I'm eager to learn (right now I take screenshots with brawbox, upload them to gifmaker.me, then DL that output and upload it to gfycat).
Also, I got dolphin, so I can double check some of the missing data.
After that I'll move on to making it like a guide too, and I've only recently embraced Pit as my secondary, so I'll be willing to learn from the Pit community.

Neutral:
Pit has a good dashdance/wavedash game that allows him to exploit center stage, which can be reclaimed with well placed Glides. He can space fullhop Fairs and Dairs in neutral, and use Nairs to poke platforms. Bair is also a lingering hitbox with a fast L-cancel, allowing you to fade back into a dashdance Falcon-style. Jab/Ftilt are good for poking at your opponent's zone (Ftilt does more damage angled up). Crossup Dash Attack can work against chars with poor OoS options. Dash in -> shield with the threat of retreating Fair OoS Marth-style is a powerful stance to take. Wavedash back -> arrows is a good way to pressure your opp.
Arrows need to be spaced now. There is enough lag on them that you can't out-camp other projectile-chars anymore. Straight arrows release 1 frame faster than vertical ones. Changing your direction takes 8 frames, but shooting up has 8 frames sooner IASA to compensate. [looped arrows vid]

Combos:
Dthrow -> Dair tech chasing is a powerful option. Soft Uairs are really good for combos. His grab game seems similar to PAL Sheik, just with a better Uthrow and a slightly worse Dthrow. Dash attack is similar to Sheik's in that once you break CC, it's an ideal launcher.
Most of his chaingrabs can be DI'd out of now. Dtilt is slow AF, but a great launcher, and it's got the meteor on his body hitbox. Utilt is great for juggling, but has poor horizontal reach. The first hit of Fsmash can be mixed in for combo starting.

Killing:
You can WoP ppl to death with soft Uairs, Fairs, and arrows. You can also finish with a strong Uair, and edgeguard with arrows. Spacies can be edgeguarded with Nair. The front hit of Dsmash is a solid finisher, especially out of a CC. Bair can also be a finisher. The strong hit of Usmash can KO really early. If you can land a fully charged arrow on a grounded opp nearby, you can often combo it into Usmash. Usmash OoS can work unless your opp's hurtbox is too low. Grounded UpB has a strong initial hit that is faster than a shield grab, but the Usmash OoS can catch ppl who try to crossup Dash Attack.
UpB is a lot harder to kill with now, and I find it a lot better to rely on Uair than UpB to prevent specialfall. The Dtilt meteor is meteor cancelable, and it's lag makes it too much of a risk to go for against chars with low-lag recoveries. The Dair spike is tough to finish with b/c it's not super strong.

Things I'd like data on:

Take:
(% after hit)/10

Then add to that result:
[(% after hit) * (damage of move)]/20

Then multiply that result by:
200/(weight + 100)

Then multiply that result by:
1.4

Then add to that result:
18

Then multiply that result by:
KBG/100

Then add to that result:
BKB

Then that result is multiplied by a crouch cancel value.

TL;DR:
lol, nobody knows that in their head, just get a feel for it

A lot of people think they know what priority means. It is a myth that certain moves just plain out beat other moves all the time (when ppl say "he just spams high-priority moves", they're just johning).
There are several kinds of legitimate priority.
When two actions happen at the same time, the person with the port closer to P1 will triumph. This is port priority.
When two characters' hitboxes collide, there are rules of priority that you can read about on ssbwiki that determine whose attack(s) get canceled out or not. Transcendent priority is related to that.
The priority I mention in my frame data has to do with moves that have multiple hitboxes that overlap. The hitboxes with a lower ID in the coding of the game will outprioritize the other hitboxes of that move.

Uthrow*

Fthrow*

Dthrow*

Bthrow*

Standing Grab

Dash Grab

Pivot Grab

Pummel

Spot Dodge

Roll (Forward & Backward)

Air Dodge

Tech in Place

Tech Roll (Forward & Backward)

Knockdown Getup

Knockdown Getup Attack*

Knockdown Roll*

Ledge Getup

Ledge Getup Attack

Ledge Jump

Ledge Roll

Tripped Getup

Tripped Getup Attack

Tripped Getup Roll (Forward & Backward)

Jab 1:
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 80°
Initial Knock-Back: 10
Knock-Back Growth: 40
Weight Knock-Back: 0

Jab 2:
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 90° (hand), 145° (sword), 60° (arm), 361° (body)
Initial Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 40
Weight Knock-Back: 70 (Other Hit-Boxes)/ 85 (Left Hand Hit-Box)

Jab 3:
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 361°
Initial Knock-Back: 50
Knock-Back Growth: 70
Weight Knock-Back: 0

Dash Attack:
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 80° (arm), 70° (body), 60° (leg), 80° (hand)
Initial Knock-Back: 20
Knock-Back Growth: 100 (Arm Hit-Box) /115 (Other Hit-Boxes)
Weight Knock-Back: 0

F Tilt:
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 361°
Initial Knock-Back: 50
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 70

U Tilt (1):
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 90° (foot/knee), 95° (hip)
Initial Knock-Back: 0
Weight Knock-Back: 0/90 (Hip)
Knock-Back Growth: 50/75 (Hip)

U Tilt (2)
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 90°
Initial Knock-Back: 40
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 80

D Tilt
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 280° (body), 80° (hands)
Initial Knock-Back: 45 (Body) / 22 (Hands)
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 90 (Body) / 95 (Hands)

F Smash 1
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 100° (sword), 95° (hand), 75° (shoulder/arm)
Initial Knock-Back: 50
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 20 (Hand/Sword) / 25 (Arm)

F Smash 2
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 361°
Initial Knock-Back: 30
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 103 (Knee/Shoulder) / 108 (Hand/Sword)

U Smash 1
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 230°
Initial Knock-Back: 0
Weight Knock-Back: 25
Knock-Back Growth: 100

U Smash 2
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 110°
Initial Knock-Back: 50
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 40

U Smash 3
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 110° (hand), 230° (leg)
Initial Knock-Back: 50 (Hand) / 0 (Leg)
Weight Knock-Back: 0 (Hand) / 25 (Leg)
Knock-Back Growth: 50 (Hand) / 100 (Leg)

U Smash 4
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 110°
Initial Knock-Back: 50
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 40

U Smash 5
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 80°
Initial Knock-Back: 55
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 120

D Smash 1
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 361°
Initial Knock-Back: 30 (Leg) /30 (Shoulder) /25 (Hand) /18 (Sword)
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 100

D Smash 2
Shield Damage: 0
Direction: 75°
Initial Knock-Back: 20
Weight Knock-Back: 0
Knock-Back Growth: 100

NOTE: something was calculated wrong

Dashdance

Wavedash

Moonwalk

Recovery

Out of Shield (OoS) Options

Ledgedash

I'd like to do a frame analysis at some point, but right now I don't know whether it's best to wavedash towards their DI and dash -> JC grab regrab tech chase Sheik-style, or follow their DI with the wavedash to regrab tech-in-place and Dair tech rolls Falcon-style, or Fair tech in place and JC grab tech rolls also Falcon-style.
Just know that you'll want to get the inside hit of Fair, which is the strong hit. It's also ideal to get the spike on the Dair to prevent crouch canceling.

After some experimenting, I've found that you need to time a SH over where they might tech in place and along one tech roll direction, and Dair such that the spike would hit one option, and you can regrab any other direction.

I regularly play with a Lucario main who also uses Ike/Falcon/DK/Samus. The PM scene at my school is not as strong as the melee scene, but I can also work on MU tips for: Peach, Ganon, Luigi, spacies, Sheik, & Marth. Maybe also Puff/Lucas. I know there's a bigger scene down the peninsula, so maybe this summer I'll get even more experience.

Spacies

Falcon

Marth

Lucario

Roy

Samus

Green Hill Zone (GHZ)

Pokemon Stadium 2 (PS2)

Battlefield (BF)

Smashville (SV)

Dreamland (DL)

Yoshi's Story (YS)

Fountain of Dreams (FoD)

Final Destination (FD)

Warioware (WW)

Yoshi's Island (YI)

Norfair

Lylat

Skyworld

Distant Planet (DP)