Total recovery time

I know i saw this info somewhere but i cannot find it now.
Neways.

I would like to know how to apply math on TOTAL recovery time. For example 46 K+G with goh is total 51 frame. If i do a successful evade, i would like to know the equation/formula to know what advantage i will be in after evading a move thats total 51 in frames.

1 more question what is the ACT mean in the frame data?

 

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now all i gotta do is write up the adv of all the long recovery moves
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DM advantage formula
Total frames of opponents move - 21 frames for your DM - your disadvantage before the DM = your advantage after successful DM

For instance, if you are playing Akira, and have just had your + blocked by Jacky, you are at a disadvantage of -4. If Jacky tries an elbow , which has 36 total frames, and you DM successfully, you will have

36 - 21 - 4 = 11 frames of advantage

so, at best, you are guaranteed a standing . If, instead, you had evaded Jacky's elbow after having your blocked (-5 disadvantage), you would have only

36 - 21 - 5 = 10 frames of advantage

and no attacks would be guaranteed. Note that this formula represents the best case scenario; if you input the DM command slightly late, you will have less advantage. If you are at small disadvantage and evade a move with long execution frames, e.g. kage +, and try to counterattack immediately, you can end up being hit by the original move (in other words, your evade is complete before the opponents move even finishes executing, and it tracks once you push a button to counterattack).
there thats what i was looking for!

Another thing i noticed while scribbling through my notes using this equation, alot of the strings do not show the total frames.. just single moves..
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how bout for a failed evade.. without crouch dash G cancel or whatver.. Another thing i noticed while scribbling through my notes using this equation

 

if u see a failed evade their disadvantage is probably greater than 21frames. Assuming they use Evading Crouchdashing Guard or Evading Dashing Guard the disadvantage can be lower than 21 frames.
I practice the failed evading cancels by setting cpu to use OMp after guarding

 

Basara during failed evade would be sick, if it is greater than 21 frames. I been usually doing either F P+K P, single palm, or PK after seeing a failed evade. but a well timed basara could ne nice to try.

NEWAYs... kinda of a big request but..
Frame data only shows TOTAL time on single moves.. does neone have the data for TOTAL time on string moves?? If not, can someone update it
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much appreciated.

Sorry for the big request, i know it'll take alot of time, but, it would be nice to know the total frames of each move. Ive been trying to memorize ppl's frame data guard, CH, hit, etc.. if i added knowing the advantage after evading successful i feel i could improve my game even further.
I have a sick obsessive behavior towards learning VF.. so, when i dont know something i start to twitch and start turning blue like goh.
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The idea is to correctly predict an evade and begin your attack before you see the failed evade. You can connect anything you want.

 

Im not entirely sure about that if the evade is dash-canceled..
Plus, Im pretty sure you cant connect fullycharged charge moves even on a normal failed evade

 

Iirc there was some hard limit put to it in VF4->VF5, so as far as I know its not possible to cancel failed evade arbitrarily fast. There used to be discussion about it here on VFDC. However, I have no clue what the numbers are.

Also Im not 100% sure of this, as Im just mirroring what someone else has said here in VFDC somewhere some time ago. Im inclined to agree with it though.

In practise I have found to be surprisingly effective at blocking punish-attempts.

 

Yeah. I wasn't thinking of the 21 frame limitation. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

I don't know who put up the current frame data for VF5. Whoever did (Sega, "i60" ) was fucking lazy.

Prior to VF5 execution time was listed for all moves, even ones from mid-string. Due to the info at the time I learned that some moves in earlier games were punishable mid string like VF4 (all versions) Jeffry's

Even if it wasn't available I could sorta figure it out in VF4/Evo. I'd just use the record feature and experiment.

But hey at least in VF5 we now know active and total frames.