In the PUP section, "Normal attack damage" down to "Super ki blast damage" don't boost your damage, they buff the enemy's damage to you by whatever percent you put in those slots. You can use that to provide damage resistance, for instance a value of 0.5 will halve the damage you take.

"ATK" to "BLA" affects your own damage.

Oh yeah, sorry. You have to use a negative value. I made a mistake there. Basically, whatever percentage of damage you want to defend against use the negative of the percentage in decimal form.

For instance, ignore 50% damage: -0.5
Ignore all damage: -1.0
Ignore no damage: -0.0 (or just 0.0, doesn't matter with this one)

Going to positive values will make you take more damage, as you've discovered. Doing negative value greater than 1, I dunno, it might make you gain health from attacks which would be utterly OP, or it just might not do anything at all.

Eepk support will come at genser at some point but I can't give you any date as there are several things I'm doing at the same time.

This is not necessarily related to the skill creator, but it helped me find something interesting.
Super Saiyan Rosé aura.

Use these settings
Boost Start - 330
Boost Loop - 331
Boost End - 332
Kiai Charge - 333
Kiryoku Max - 334
Henshin Start - 336
Henshin End - 338

Hey, Eternity. This may seem like a bizarre request, but there's a purpose behind it. Hear me out.

I have a transformation skill. Its custom aura id is "X".
I also have an ultimate skill. Its .bcm file needs to be able to use values of "X+m", where "X" is the aforementioned awoken skill's aura id, and "m" is arbitrary. I could have references to "X", "X+1", "X-15", "X+40", etcetera.


I don't know if that's entirely coherent, so here's an example that might make it more clear what my intentions are.

I've got an awoken skill installed and the aura id its been assigned is "30" (in hex).
I've also got an ultimate skill. In its .bcm, I've got U_66 values of "0x16" and "0x17".
The .bcm won't work properly unless those U_66 values change to "0x30" and "0x31". I can do that on my own, but say somebody else installs my mod, and that transformation aura is assigned id "3A". Then my ultimate skill's .bcm needs U_66 values of "0x3A" and "0x3B".

Any attempts to duplicate the effects of Pure Progress without using aura 22 depend on this. The U_66 .bcm tag uses transformation aura ids as the trigger to use different .BAC entries, allowing you to create unique versions of a skill for different transformations. The is how Pure Progress works with Molotov.

No pressure though, obviously it's a rather niche request. It may lead to some pretty unique transformations though. When you modify skills to use this style of .bcm, you can do things like a transformation that buffs a particular type of skill while leaving others untouched. It gives you a lot more versatility than just using PUP does.