Smb3 Magnets (Update!)

[Cacazk]

Hello , y decided to make these following imams:

Positive:



Negative:



Link: http://www.mediafire.com/download/pd1fa ... Magnet.zip

I hope you enjoy. Gave enough work !

[Murphmario]

Nice. Maybe you can use layers and events to make the block between 2 magnets move back and forth. Yeah, downloading!

[Dragonmaster146]

Can you make a blue one? Cause you know, positive and negative.

[Giantfirering27]

Can you make a blue one? Cause you know, positive and negative.

Here.

It is a medium type blue.

[XuticX]

awesome texture. can't get much better looking than that. and defiantly these would be a very cool level design feature with layers and events to tag along. great job!

[bossedit8]

Tilesets are getting newer at the future. I really like those graphics you made right there. It is unique for a Mario Game. I see no flaws for that so you did made a good work on it.

[Cacazk]

Can you make a blue one? Cause you know, positive and negative.

Just paint it blue ué? You can do this too .

Tilesets are getting newer at the future. I really like those graphics you made right there. It is unique for a Mario Game. I see no flaws for that so you did made a good work on it.

Really gave work. Thank you !

[silent_]

What does it replace? These magnets are frankly some of the best graphics I've ever seen. Too bad there isn't any gravitational feature for SMBX. That would make these beyond excellent.

[Murphmario]

What does it replace? These magnets are frankly some of the best graphics I've ever seen. Too bad there isn't any gravitational feature for SMBX. That would make these beyond excellent.

Use layers and events to move the block.

[Cacazk]

Use layers and events to move the block.

This is quite difficult. Because the block has to stop in time to reach the magnet.

[Murphmario]

Use layers and events to move the block.

This is quite difficult. Because the block has to stop in time to reach the magnet.

Actually, it's not so hard. You just need to think.

[Emral]

(Block's speed) = (pixels it should move)/(time)/65
If i remember correctly... Then this should be the formula for making pixel perfect block movements. Keep in mind that the distance is measured in pixels, which means that for 1 block you need to move it 32 pixels.
I might've messed up in punctuation though.

[RudeGuy]

(Block's speed) = (pixels it should move)/(time)/65
If i remember correctly... Then this should be the formula for making pixel perfect block movements. Keep in mind that the distance is measured in pixels, which means that for 1 block you need to move it 32 pixels.
I might've messed up in punctuation though.

The correct formula to make layers move in a X blocks in this:

32 * x / y / 65. DarkMatt posted a guide for this a long time ago that I made sure to memorize, because it works. I should know, I've been using this for a very long time now. You'll probably get a ridiculous decimal, but I usually just use the first four digits after the decimal point. However, with faster speeds/longer distances, you may still need to play around with the result a bit.

32 = Number of pixels in a given tile, of course.
x = How many tile spaces should this layer move?
y = How many seconds should this take?
65 = Maximum framerate.

[Emral]

(Block's speed) = (pixels it should move)/(time)/65
If i remember correctly... Then this should be the formula for making pixel perfect block movements. Keep in mind that the distance is measured in pixels, which means that for 1 block you need to move it 32 pixels.
I might've messed up in punctuation though.

The correct formula to make layers move in a X blocks in this:

32 * x / y / 65. DarkMatt posted a guide for this a long time ago that I made sure to memorize, because it works. I should know, I've been using this for a very long time now. You'll probably get a ridiculous decimal, but I usually just use the first four digits after the decimal point. However, with faster speeds/longer distances, you may still need to play around with the result a bit.

32 = Number of pixels in a given tile, of course.
x = How many tile spaces should this layer move?
y = How many seconds should this take?
65 = Maximum framerate.

That's exactly what I just said but okay.

[RudeGuy]

Well, the block's speed is the same as the time. In the level editor is the delay.

[Cacazk]

I know how this works. But difissil is yes.

[SMBXxer]

Wow! These graphics are very well designed! I can see these in lots of levels in the future. Good work.

[Destiny]

Nossa caiozk, seu inglês é incrível!

Is simple but i liked it.