38A expanded tilesets on 2.0 β4
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38A expanded tilesets on 2.0 β4
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What smbx feature have you always wanted.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.I want the entire Steely Dan discography available as music tracks to use in levels.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.npc_harm/kill but for player
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.What, you mean like player:harm and player:kill? |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.with kill reason and culprit, just like for npcs
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.smbx itself doesn't differentiate between the different ways a player can die because it never needs to use that information (the consequence of a player getting hurt/killed is always the same, unlike with an npc), so it would require an entire custom checking system to be implemented (which wouldn't be impossible, but i think it's outside the scope of what the built-in lunalua functions are intended to do) |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Honestly, the ability to import MIDIs as level music, automatically played with sound fonts from various games.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.well you're in luck, this is indeed in the game already. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.I want a graphics package for Super Mario Bros X with all the items from Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Bros 2, Super Mario Bros 3, and Super Mario World.
I have downloaded several graphics packages, and I will check if these packages contain what I want |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.More music
Easier episode creation (Example: Less lunalua requirement, More options) 2-part messages (I know it's possible with events, but you can make a tap at Item Properties named 2nd message, 3rd message, etc.) Graphic replacer (I don't like to give the ID of my graphic  )Block config (Great NPC config though  ) |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.More than infinite?  Lunalua is never required for episode creation. I'm curious as to what options you would like to see and what things you would like to be easier. Could you elaborate? you're not gonna believe this..! |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Lunalua can make MANY parts beautiful, as many peoplw try to expand their games without coding.
Not infinite music. The music of some games are forgotten. Mario Bros Wonder is out already. Added in 55 seconds: I know there is a config, (you didn't fool me) but it needs a UI. Added in 50 seconds: IT'S VERY BORING to download all that music, y'know. Added in 49 seconds: No popular episodes without lunalua exist. Added in 57 seconds: If you think i'm fooled, just check my episode and see it's things. It's at my signature. Added in 6 minutes 4 seconds: With lunalua, you can make movement actions, parallax backgrounds, and almost EVERYTHING. But anyone wishes to make such great games. But they might not be able to use that language. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.The Special Blocks of SMB1: - we only have the brown overworld Blocks block-193 (overworld ?-Block) turns into 192 (used SMB1 overworld block) block-188 (overworld brown brick) can turn into 192 if it does have content and then there is only the blue underground brick left (block-60) which however turns into the used overworld block if it does have content. SMB1 however has for overworld, underground and castles seperate ?-blocks, used blocks and bricks, can be seen in this tileset for example: https://www.spriters-resource.com/fullview/6211/  I only wonder, if this is something which is not that easy to add. The "Yellow Diamond Switch" block (SMW, block-724) changes to the SMB3-used block, which is not actually correct. But to be fair, this also applies to the original blocks from the old days, which also have this flaw. Apparently this was only changed or programmed for the blocks where it was really necessary. I am aware .. yes you can change the graphics BUT in case of SMB1 you have to decide then (also some used-blocks do react to P-Switches e.g.). The use of lighting wouldn't be such a great solution either, because the atmosphere of SMB1 doesn't come across as I - at least - would like it to as a level designer. I would not be surprised if these goodies would be added by Sednaiur in his SMB1 Expanded GFX-Pack, when he releases an update at some point through. In the SMB2 version at least it looks like he wanted to deliver a complete experience (which worked really well). But in the end I do not know at all. |
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