Roy Damage and Knockback Organized

[Link24a]

A while ago I looked at Kanado's or Kadano's or Monando's frame data and i decided to organize it for marth and roy as i use those characters. marth's data had a lot missing but roy's was complete. i just thought id post it here

sorry for poor formatting

Please note:
1.Damage/angle/knockback growth/base knockback
2.If I saw the exact same values for multiple hitbubbles for a single move, i didnt repeat them

SPECIAL MOVES
B:
Uncharged: 6/361/110/40
Fully charged: 50/361/83/50

Side B:
(>)
Sourspot:
4/85/25/40
Sweetspot:
5/60/25/50
5/80/25/40
5/96/25/40

(X^)
Sour:
4/105/60/20
Sweet:
6/96/30/50

(Xv) (this exists??????):
Sour:
4/96/30/50
Sweet:
6/80/60/20
6/56/60/40
6/35/35/40

(XX^):
The spike:
10/280/60/80
Various other hitboxes that show up at different times:
8/270/40/36
7/60/60/60
5/60/60/60

(XX>):
Sweet:
10/361/110/50
Sour:
8/361/110/50

(XXv):
First 3 hits, each along his body at the same time:
3/90/100/0
3/75/100/0
3/95/100/30
Finisher 4th:
5/64/100/70

(XXX^):
Sour:
10/40/130/22
Sweet:
13/40/130/22

(XXX>):
Sour:
10/361/135/35
Sweet:
13/361/135/35

(XXXv):
First 4 hits:
3/80/40/2
Finisher:
5/361/110/30

Up B:
hit 1:
5/84/100/0 (WKB 200)
3/361/100/0 (WKB 80)
hit 2-4:
2/84/100/0 (WKB 84)
1/361/100/10
hit 5-7:
1/84/100/0 (WKB 84)
1/361/100/10

NORMALS
Jab:
Sour:
3/361/60/5
Middle:
5/361/60/30
Sweet:
6/361/60/30

Ftilt:
Sour:
7/361/70/30
Middle:
10/361/70/60
Base:
12/361/70/60

Dtilt:
Sour:
6/80/40/70
Middle:
10/80/40/90
Base:
12/80/40/90

Utilt:
Early: (sweet)
9/110/118/35
10/110/116/35
Early: (sour)
6/361/100/20
8/110/120/35
Clean: (sweet)
9/85/118/35
10/85/116/35
Clean: (sour)
6/361/100/20
8/85/120/35

Fsmash:
RIP:
12/361/65/30
Sweet:
20/361/65/80

Dsmash:
Hit 1:
Sour:
14/361/100/15
Sweet:
21/75/40/42
Hit 2:
Sour:
8/361/100/15
Sweet:
16/75/68/42

Usmash:
1-4:
2/98/100/0
2/259/100/0
5:
10/90/90/73

Dash Attack:
Sour:
6/361/60/35
Sweet:
12/110/55/70


AERIALS
Nair:
Hit 1:
4/100/40/30
4/90/40/30
Hit 2:
Sour:
6/361/80/50
Sweet:
8/361/80/50

Fair:
Sour:
5/361/70/10
Sweet:
8/361/70/30

Bair:
Sour:
6/361/70/10
Sweet:
9/361/70/30

Uair:
Sour:
6/80/70/10
Sweet:
9/80/70/20

Dair:
Sour:
6/90/70/40
Sweet:
9/361/70/40
Spike:
9/270/70/40

 

[ChivalRuse]

Wow. This is crazy good stuff. Thanks for putting this together! I find this information incredibly useful for improving our understanding of the character and optimization of move selection.

Edit: I realized rereading my post that it looks sarcastic because of so many positives. But I assure you that I'm being sincere.

 

[Wreckarooni]

All this info for every character is readily available via Kadano's Spreadsheet which has all the master hand data nicely exported and sorted (with additional info).
Also breaks down the throws, stage sizes, and has the hitstun/KB calculator.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/kwbkgsdok1dekd7/SSBM_Hitboxes_(NTSC_1.0)_&_Knockback_1.5k.xlsx

 

[Link24a]

All this info for every character is readily available via Kadano's Spreadsheet which has all the master hand data nicely exported and sorted (with additional info).
Also breaks down the throws, stage sizes, and has the hitstun/KB calculator.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/kwbkgsdok1dekd7/SSBM_Hitboxes_(NTSC_1.0)_&_Knockback_1.5k.xlsx

A while ago I looked at Kanado's or Kadano's or Monando's frame data and i decided to organize it for marth and roy as i use those characters. marth's data had a lot missing but roy's was complete. i just thought id post it here

his list is an absolute mess to read if you just want one character

 

[Wreckarooni]

his list is an absolute mess to read if you just want one character

uh, what?

It's in excel....you just sort or filter. Super useful in that format.

 

[Link24a]

uh, what?

It's in excel....you just sort or filter. Super useful in that format.

thats exactly how i made this. it took quite a while and everything was really scattered

 

[ChivalRuse]

Yeah, I think this is a worthwhile thread to have as a reference for the Roy forums because it is formatted in a more readable way for sure.

One thing that might be useful to include is a standard measurement for the base knockback. Like if you could give units in visual terms for us to associate each value with something palpable.