It's not a bad Idea,
In single player, you can enable a "Tricker" Menu, basically allowing your Tori to simulate any preset move
Foe example, if I wanted to flip, I would choose the "Flip" option, automatically editing my Tori so it flips, but I'm also able to edit the move in mid- ply, I.E: If I Flipped, and wanted to do A kick, I'd edit my leg so it Goes out and snap his head off.
It sounds OP but it's singleplayer only, so only Uke's going to be complaining.
Users can also add and share their own moves via the menu, Adding them to be saved for later.

Not a bad idea, Eh?


(Note: This is built purely for fun and replys)







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There's this thing. It's called Youtube. You can find many tutorials there. Amazing, right? Like, who would've thought that people actually do have tutorials on moves?
There is this one channel that is really Toribash friendly: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCObJ4AIcRxZKnrAowAsggqg
Check 'em out and see what you think.

Oh, and if you get the permission of an owner of a replay (and only if you have permission from the replay owner) you can edit replays. You also have to give credit to the original replay maker for whatever was his. Otherwise, it's stealing and people hate you for it.

If you still think this idea was better, you might as well support stealing replays.

This is the script for you.
You can set up the joint movements and then save them, advance.
Repeat throughout the entire sequence of whatever you want.
Then you can load the move stage by save at a later time and edit it in the process if you want. Really recommend reading about it and giving it a go.