Is smbx 1.3 dead?

[Nadav]

Smbx 2 episodes really started to be very popular and people are just making smbx2 episodes and just play them.
I see everyone are neglecting smbx1.3 episodes.. people even dont respond to my 1.3 episodes.
Is smbx 1.3 stopped be interesting?

[TLtimelord]

SMBX 1.3 by and large is an outdated version at this point. You should choose the x2, 38a, or Xtech lane. Nothing's stopping you from using any version you want at any time but content is not oriented towards 1.3 anymore.

[TDK]

Smbx 2 episodes really started to be very popular and people are just making smbx2 episodes and just play them.
I see everyone are neglecting smbx1.3 episodes.. people even dont respond to my 1.3 episodes.
Is smbx 1.3 stopped be interesting?

I have noticed that too.
It's that the best and the worst content are remembered, while the rest gets forgotten.
SMBX2 does raise the ceilings though, so the episodes that grabs attention tend to be made with it.
However there's a quite a number of forgotten SMBX2 episodes too.
So I don't think it's quite a version thing.

[Knux]

limitations my end mean I can only use 1.3. Besides, I know it like the back of my hand, where as anything after the genesis of PGE is alien to me and I don't intend to learn. I've released several episodes under 1.3

[timocomsmbx2345]

Yeah, I think SMBX 1.3 is absolutely dead

[Wohlstand]

Yeah, I think SMBX 1.3 is absolutely dead

Almost: https://github.com/Wohlstand/smbx-experiments/releases

Right now, there is only one variant of original SMBX 1.3+ alive, and it's my proveground fork that I made to simplify the work on Wine and made some debug-related stuff and crashfixes. There is only purpose: verify the behaviour accuracy in order to confirm the compatibility bug at TheXTech and other SMBX branches where behaviour gets different from the original.

[ditditdit]

yes, i would say so, mainly because of how outdated it is.

[Soupar Moriu]

Yep, but Moondust Team made X2, running on top of 1.3.
It has all the 1.3 episodes.
Go there and get the SMBX2 B4 beta.

Added in 2 minutes 11 seconds:
Well, not dead, but from my POV nearly only 5% of SMBX players use 1.3.
Someone say that it's lower or higher, but I said from MY POV.

[Wohlstand]

Hello!

Yep, but Moondust Team made X2, running on top of 1.3.

As a leader of Moondust Team, I will clarify you:

• The Codehaus made the X2, not the Moondust Team. The Moondust Team maintains the Devkit independently from the X2 (that includes such components as Editor, Calibrator, Maintainer, graphical converters, MusPlay, etc.), and also maintains PGE-FL component, and the MixerX sound library.
• Anyway, since recent time, X2 team decided to just make a fork of the Moondust Devkit and maintain it independently. Just, because our teams has very contrasted goals, we had a hard deal with each other (if not count some other minor cases where we still collaborate). And it's better if we just stay independent from each other.

Also, I'll append some:

• X2 is not only one continuation of SMBX: there are also SMBX-38A and TheXTech.
• The original SMBX 1.3 has its own niche for conservative users that didn't wanted to use modern stuff, or it's only one thing that worked on their hardware (X2 has high enough system requirements). However, since the year 2020, it has two drop-in replacements:
  • The "SMBX-R" (The SMBX Experiments) - a proveground fork of the original SMBX with minor improvements, mainly targeted to simplify the testing, accuracy verification process during various cases, and running on some platforms like Wine.
  • The TheXTech - a full and cross-platform port of the SMBX 1.3 and it's independent direct continuation.

[Soupar Moriu]

Hello!

Yep, but Moondust Team made X2, running on top of 1.3.

As a leader of Moondust Team, I will clarify you:

• The Codehaus made the X2, not the Moondust Team. The Moondust Team maintains the Devkit independently from the X2 (that includes such components as Editor, Calibrator, Maintainer, graphical converters, MusPlay, etc.), and also maintains PGE-FL component, and the MixerX sound library.
• Anyway, since recent time, X2 team decided to just make a fork of the Moondust Devkit and maintain it independently. Just, because our teams has very contrasted goals, we had a hard deal with each other (if not count some other minor cases where we still collaborate). And it's better if we just stay independent from each other.

Also, I'll append some:

• X2 is not only one continuation of SMBX: there are also SMBX-38A and TheXTech.
• The original SMBX 1.3 has its own niche for conservative users that didn't wanted to use modern stuff, or it's only one thing that worked on their hardware (X2 has high enough system requirements). However, since the year 2020, it has two drop-in replacements:
  • The "SMBX-R" (The SMBX Experiments) - a proveground fork of the original SMBX with minor improvements, mainly targeted to simplify the testing, accuracy verification process during various cases, and running on some platforms like Wine.
  • The TheXTech - a full and cross-platform port of the SMBX 1.3 and it's independent direct continuation.

Thanks. I loved to know this.

[ben]

The Codehaus made the X2

Off - topic:

I would like to friendly ask if this project will be further developed with regard to a major release at some point.

Currently beta 4 is the latest version.

[Wohlstand]

I would like to friendly ask if this project will be further developed with regard to a major release at some point.

1) You can ask any questions related to X2 at the official topic here: viewtopic.php?t=25151
2) You already asked some: viewtopic.php?p=396442#p396442
3) Then: viewtopic.php?p=381128#p381128
4) And: viewtopic.php?p=389519#p389519

[ben]

You can ask any questions related to X2 at the official topic here: viewtopic.php?t=25151

Ok.