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Valtteri wrote: That's the Brinstar theme from Metroid: Zero Mission. SMBX uses the remix of the same song from the Catch mode from Tetris DS.

Oh ok. Thx You mean metroid charge right?

I like these high quality musics,but I don't like these sound effects.

y479021776 wrote:I don't like these sound effects.

How come, exactly? They sound a lot better than the ones SMBX 1.3 had to offer in my opinion.

Kep wrote:

y479021776 wrote:I don't like these sound effects.

How come, exactly? They sound a lot better than the ones SMBX 1.3 had to offer in my opinion.

hammer,gotstar,pipe(hurt),bowserdied...I like 1.3 sfx better.
The P-switch BGM,the stopping sfx I edited it to NES style,because I don't like 1.3.0.1 sfx.

y479021776 wrote:hammer,gotstar,pipe(hurt),bowserdied...I like 1.3 sfx better.
The P-switch BGM,the stopping sfx I edited it to NES style,because I don't like 1.3.0.1 sfx.

So you prefer the lazily recorded, bad quality sounds. That's fine.

Valtteri wrote:

y479021776 wrote:hammer,gotstar,pipe(hurt),bowserdied...I like 1.3 sfx better.
The P-switch BGM,the stopping sfx I edited it to NES style,because I don't like 1.3.0.1 sfx.

So you prefer the lazily recorded, bad quality sounds. That's fine.

Yes he dislikes your good stuff :D

I know it's tough, but could SMBX 2.0 have looping music and the ability to switch between 2d and 3d level editors? 3d as in the quality of Super Mario 64 on the N64. Using the same layer/event system and health bar systems combined, a user could very well create true games. If no 3d editor, at least the looping music and significantly increased number of graphics to choose from and a MUCH LARGER SELECTION in music.
I'll gladly download that as long as it has the same requirements as this version does(based on installed programs. .net framework downloads are (a word I don't generally use) and uninstall everything just when it's almost done installing. It's (put word here) madness, it is)
BE HAPPY

EDIT: Looks like a Cheep-Cheep to me.

^
There isn't going to be an SMBX 2.0. The creator, Redigit, left the community in 2010 and has no chance of ever coming back. The project was shut down by Nintendo (since Redigit's site contained ads, presumably). There are SMBX successors being developed that are coming along quite well, Wohlstand's PlatGenWohl (in the SMBX General section) and GhostHawk's VSMBX (in the Video Games section), but they will 99.9999999999999999999999% never have a 3D mode. That's an extremely tall order to make, it's hard enough to develop a 2D Mario clone.

mariofan 64 wrote:I know it's tough, but could SMBX 2.0 have looping music and the ability to switch between 2d and 3d level editors? 3d as in the quality of Super Mario 64 on the N64. Using the same layer/event system and health bar systems combined, a user could very well create true games. If no 3d editor, at least the looping music and significantly increased number of graphics to choose from and a MUCH LARGER SELECTION in music.
I'll gladly download that as long as it has the same requirements as this version does(based on installed programs. .net framework downloads are (a word I don't generally use) and uninstall everything just when it's almost done installing. It's (put word here) madness, it is)
BE HAPPY

EDIT: Looks like a Cheep-Cheep to me.

If you wanna 3D Mario game, fell free to take:
- Bullet Physics engine to calculate physics of 3D world
- C++ knowage
- Paint.NET, Pinta or GIMP to draw textures
- Blender to create a 3D models
- MinGW compiller for Windows (or GCC for Linux)
- SDL and OpenGL Libraries for graphics
and good luck

Also I will repeat Pseudo-dino's means: Main concept of SMBX is a 2D SNES-stylyzed Mario games. Super Mario 64 in SNES is a (how I understand) joke, mixing of multiple universes, creating united, but SNES-stylyzed.

And also, take links to the developing successors of SMBX:

Ghosthawk's VSMBX:
http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... =51&t=2679
It is a long time project of alternate SMBX game engine which building on the .NET platform., written with VisualBasic.NET language. This project is not going to be compatible with SMBX, but it using SMBX's stuff and saving SMBX's concept with SMBX-like editor which have almost same UI style. Now available to download the testing version of VSMBX.

My PGE Project:
http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... =69&t=1147
In December 2013 I had a desire to create new engine for SMBX games, and in doing so, give it a new life. The main and important idea of project - to give possible for any user to creating platform games from exists media which you have or which you can draw yourself. This concept I was got from SMBX to my developing engine. My purposes is not repeat SMBX in the same view, My purpose is implementation of SMBX-compatible and flexible game engine which not only give to SMBX a new features, flexibility, speed-optimization, bug-fixing, possible to natively build and run on Linux and Mac OS, etc; Which also is giving of full freedom to creation of games for other universes, not only about Mario. Now is available a full featured editor which now using as alternate editor for SMBX.

The SMBX level editor does not work on my Windows XP 32 bit Desktop. Any idea why? The normal game works though and it is great.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:The SMBX level editor does not work on my Windows XP 32 bit Desktop. Any idea why? The normal game works though and it is great.

I have Windows XP SP3 Professional 32 bit and anything works.
What you see when you try to open editor?

Wohlstand wrote:

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:The SMBX level editor does not work on my Windows XP 32 bit Desktop. Any idea why? The normal game works though and it is great.

I have Windows XP SP3 Professional 32 bit and anything works.
What you see when you try to open editor?

All it does is freeze. Oh and I have XP home edition.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:

Wohlstand wrote:

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:The SMBX level editor does not work on my Windows XP 32 bit Desktop. Any idea why? The normal game works though and it is great.

I have Windows XP SP3 Professional 32 bit and anything works.
What you see when you try to open editor?

All it does is freeze. Oh and I have XP home edition.

1) How many RAM you have? I have 4 GB on my Windows XP machine (but using only 3)
2) What CPU and how many Hz you have? My CPU on Windows XP machine is AMD Athlon 64, single core, 2.4 Ghz
If it don't wanna work, you also can try my SMBX editor (it should work, but without level testing yet)

Wohlstand wrote:

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:

Wohlstand wrote: I have Windows XP SP3 Professional 32 bit and anything works.
What you see when you try to open editor?

All it does is freeze. Oh and I have XP home edition.

1) How many RAM you have? I have 4 GB on my Windows XP machine (but using only 3)
2) What CPU and how many Hz you have? My CPU on Windows XP machine is AMD Athlon 64, single core, 2.4 Ghz
If it don't wanna work, you also can try my SMBX editor (it should work, but without level testing yet)

512 MB RAM 2.80 GHz And my sticker is scratched so i don't know the rest. Problably my RAM.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:

Wohlstand wrote: 1) How many RAM you have? I have 4 GB on my Windows XP machine (but using only 3)
2) What CPU and how many Hz you have? My CPU on Windows XP machine is AMD Athlon 64, single core, 2.4 Ghz
If it don't wanna work, you also can try my SMBX editor (it should work, but without level testing yet)

512 MB RAM 2.80 GHz And my sticker is scratched so i don't know the rest. Problably my RAM.

Too small RAM for SMBX: SMBX usually eat 250-300 and even 400 MB RAM (also, because it have the unfixed memory leaks, SMBX can eat 1024 MB and can be crashed with "out of memory" or can be frozen), Windows XP machine works with 512 MB size too slow (I know lot's of PC's with 512 MB Size and know it).
When you will add even +512 (1 GB RAM), you will get big increasing of performance (~x1.5...x2.3).
How I sayd, you can try alternate editor for SMBX or you need buy more RAM

Wohlstand wrote:

ThatOneGuy106 wrote:

Wohlstand wrote: 512 MB RAM 2.80 GHz And my sticker is scratched so i don't know the rest. Problably my RAM.

Too small RAM for SMBX: SMBX usually eat 250-300 and even 400 MB RAM (also, because it have the unfixed memory leaks, SMBX can eat 1024 MB and can be crashed with "out of memory" or can be frozen), Windows XP machine works with 512 MB size too slow (I know lot's of PC's with 512 MB Size and know it).
When you will add even +512 (1 GB RAM), you will get big increasing of performance (~x1.5...x2.3).
How I sayd, you can try alternate editor for SMBX or you need buy more RAM

Thank you. Though I don't see how the actual game would take less RAM then the level editor.... Also PGE works great. No lagg.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote: Thank you. Though I don't see how the actual game would take less RAM then the level editor....

why SMBX's editor taking more RAM than game?
I will tell you:
- when you start game, starting only game engine part with data: all musics, graphics, sounds loading into your memory complete (because GIF - compressed format, when it loading into RAM, it uncompressing and in the RAM have size 1 MB unlike compressed ~120 Kb). Total size of data files is ~100...250 MB, but in RAM will be 200...340 MB.
- when you start editor, also initializing into RAM the GUI with editing tools which allocating more memory (it loads engine and editor together, because SMBX is an Editor+Engine in one application file).

P.S. if you will try to use my editor, you can disable animation effects to speed up performance.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote: Also PGE works great. No lagg.

Wohlstand wrote:

ThatOneGuy106 wrote: Thank you. Though I don't see how the actual game would take less RAM then the level editor....

why SMBX's editor taking more RAM than game?
I will tell you:
- when you start game, starting only game engine part with data: all musics, graphics, sounds loading into your memory complete (because GIF - compressed format, when it loading into RAM, it uncompressing and in the RAM have size 1 MB unlike compressed ~120 Kb). Total size of data files is ~100...250 MB, but in RAM will be 200...340 MB.
- when you start editor, also initializing into RAM the GUI with editing tools which allocating more memory (it loads engine and editor together, because SMBX is an Editor+Engine in one application file).

P.S. if you will try to use my editor, you can disable animation effects to speed up performance.

ThatOneGuy106 wrote: Also PGE works great. No lagg.

Oh I get it now.

Wait... Your editor? I didn't notice that! I wanna make something like that.

Ok, if update again reach, adds the star please, it's something you forgot

Mario38427 wrote:Ok, if update again reach, adds the star please, it's something you forgot

We can't add anything new, only edit what's available to us and what we know.