Hitbox viewer ggst

The tool provides a structured way to inspect hitbox and hurtbox geometry for GGST moves. It sources move data from a databank, normalizes coordinates to a common origin, and outputs per-move overlays that align with game coordinates. Users can select a character and move, pick an optional patch version, and specify a frame to view the exact hitbox layout. Core value lies in precise geometry analysis, reproducible exports, and the ability to compare across patches without playing the game. Use cases include balance verification, combo optimization, QA, and community data validation. Core features include data import, per-move overlay generation, and JSON-ready outputs for downstream tools. Advanced capabilities enable cross-move comparisons, scaling to match different character sizes, batch exports, and scripting hooks for automated pipelines. The tool targets developers, data scientists, and competitive players who require exact spatial data and repeatable results. It does not render gameplay or video; it focuses on geometry, coordinates, and frame ranges. The differentiators are rigorous coordinate normalization, patch-aware data handling, and easy export with structured hitbox objects that can be consumed by other analysis tools. Use cases include verifying attack ranges, evaluating punish windows, and preparing strategy notes with visualized geometry.