That number is right under the 'Name:' field where it says 'Number:'. It's not the same as the animation number that mugen looks for in the characters coding.
See the grey bar just underneath the play button? That tells you which animation you're on. You should see the characters standing animation start to loop. Ok we're pretty much going to working with stuff inside the red oval only. Check out the Animations section by clicking on the red movie clip box at the top of the screen. Open it up and Load the character by loading their. If you don't already have Fighter Factory, get it here. It doesn't require any knowledge of how code works, and you can do a lot to a character just by messing with the animations. That being said, all throughout learning you'll need to be referencing files in the 'docs' folder (in the mugen folder), so I usually just a keep it open.
Remember you can always go back and redo the character if you want, so don't even plan on your first shot being something final, it's more like your sketch pad, a learning ground. Save a backup of their folder and make a duplicate to start messing with. It'll also be helpful if you're familiar with the characters game play before you change it. Pick a character you like that you'll really enjoy working on, because it will keep you enthused throughout the learning process. The grip it provides should be enough for you to teach yourself a lot more using the Doc's folder from there. This tutorial should get you from pretty much square 0 to a point where you can make some fun changes to characters you like. So, you're thinking about doing some edits, hey? Got little to no experience whatsoever? Perfect.
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