[Block Pack] Custom Switchable Blocks for Classic Switches

[DisasterMaster]

Ever wish there were more types of blocks you could use with the classic color switches of SMBX? Well here you go.
There are now harmful, death, semi-solid, pass-through (player & npc), sizable, and standard terrain versions to choose from in the original 4 colors.

The blocks each have custom lua and config files. If you need to switch block numbers, remember to change not only the numbers within the config file but also the "switchcolors.switch(x, y)" within the lua file.



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I've also included additional graphics for some of the blocks should you want to change up their appearances.

Special thanks to Enjl for the semi-solid block sprites.

[KateBulka]

Concept sounds great! (I would move this topic to LunaLua subforum...)
But it doesn't look too consistent... While there is nothing bad in 1px graphics themselves, you should at least use those with caution and so on, since graphics here don't look too well together with original switch blocks ._.

[Julia Pseudo]

Moved to the LunaLua forum since this thread fits better here, as a block pack.

Also these look super cool and useful!

[DisasterMaster]

Concept sounds great! (I would move this topic to LunaLua subforum...)
But it doesn't look too consistent... While there is nothing bad in 1px graphics themselves, you should at least use those with caution and so on, since graphics here don't look too well together with original switch blocks ._.

Completely understandable. I've released an update that not only includes Death Blocks (because why not for completion's sake), but also some extended graphics for the Harm Blocks.



You can interchange them with the originals. Just remove the "b" or "c" at the end of the filename.

[PersonNamedUser]

These could potentially work with something similar I'm working on...nice job.

[DisasterMaster]

These could potentially work with something similar I'm working on...nice job.

Thank you. Feel free to adapt anything here to your needs. It's always great to see more added to the classic switches' functionality.