Custom scene with animation.

[Enzo Ferracini]

I want to make a personalized scene. But I only know how to make without animation. How do with animation?

[Fuyu]

Which version of SMBX do you use?

[Enzo Ferracini]

Which version of SMBX do you use?

SMBX 2.0 Beta 4

[Fuyu]

I assume you mean for the overworld. SMBX 2.0 works like this; anything seen from PGE, which is the editing side of the engine, loads INI files telling it how to show its graphics in it. When playtesting, or regular playing, the engine turns to TXT files telling it how to show the graphics ingame.

If you intend to add frames of animation to your scenes you need to make a TXT file with the following line:

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frames=N

N is the number of frames your image has.

Making an INI file also helps as it allows you to test how the image would animate without having to launch the game to see it in action.

[Emral]

I assume you mean for the overworld. SMBX 2.0 works like this; anything seen from PGE, which is the editing side of the engine, loads INI files telling it how to show its graphics in it. When playtesting, or regular playing, the engine turns to TXT files telling it how to show the graphics ingame.

If you intend to add frames of animation to your scenes you need to make a TXT file with the following line:

Code: Select all

frames=N

N is the number of frames your image has.

Making an INI file also helps as it allows you to test how the image would animate without having to launch the game to see it in action.

there are no text files for world map scenery. also while i'm here: it's smbx2 not smbx 2.0.

[Fuyu]

My bad, I didn't know you needed Core's library for it to work.

[Enzo Ferracini]

I assume you mean for the overworld. SMBX 2.0 works like this; anything seen from PGE, which is the editing side of the engine, loads INI files telling it how to show its graphics in it. When playtesting, or regular playing, the engine turns to TXT files telling it how to show the graphics ingame.

If you intend to add frames of animation to your scenes you need to make a TXT file with the following line:

Code: Select all

frames=N

N is the number of frames your image has.

Making an INI file also helps as it allows you to test how the image would animate without having to launch the game to see it in action.

It worked. Thanks.

[Emral]

oh so background objects were probably meant, not sceneries.