Perfect SMBX Screenshot Thread 10

[super mario galaxy]

This was my CC12 level I didn't finish in time.

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It really didn't turn out well anyways, I'm glad I didn't submit lmao.

shit dude how did you get the screen to showall that

[PixelPest]

This was my CC12 level I didn't finish in time.

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It really didn't turn out well anyways, I'm glad I didn't submit lmao.

shit dude how did you get the screen to showall that

Probably PGE

[bossedit8]

shit dude how did you get the screen to showall that

You can do this via PGE or if you have way more time in your hands, take pictures by pictures and then put them together into one giant image but it's way, way easier to just use PGE anyway. You can not only take specific domain of the area, you can also screencap a entire section of it.

[Hani]

I guess making backgrounds are kinda easy. Too long to make them tho. As you can see, the brick blocks are cancerous. The goomba is bald and very sad and mad. The piranha plant doesn't have teeth which is weird. And the background clouds are candy. The candy clouds are my aim btw.

[bossedit8]

Original link: http://i.imgur.com/u3CqEKv.png

[Witchking666]

Original link: http://i.imgur.com/u3CqEKv.png

Cool. I havent seen anyone use sliding as a gameplay gimmick. Also, that must be one hell of a block count.

[bossedit8]

Also, that must be one hell of a block count.

Yeah but at least you can use sizeables and background objects that prevents it from going too large. ;P

[TDK]

A remake of one of my levels.

[bossedit8]

[Emral]

I guess making backgrounds are kinda easy. Too long to make them tho. As you can see, the brick blocks are cancerous. The goomba is bald and very sad and mad. The piranha plant doesn't have teeth which is weird. And the background clouds are candy. The candy clouds are my aim btw.

I don't see what kind of candy they're supposed to be. I see owl eyes and beaks. Claydol-style.

[bossedit8]

[Snessy the duck]

Also, that must be one hell of a block count.

Yeah but at least you can use sizeables and background objects that prevents it from going too large. ;P

Hey! I remember that level from the AA2 Demo! I think it looks good, but the clouds clash a little, even when they're recoloured!

[bossedit8]

...but the clouds clash a little, even when they're recoloured!

Think I should use the SMW clouds instead... not sure if it will be changed in the process because to me they do look fine but I can always change it anyway.

[HunnyBon]

A bit of a work in progress thing I'm making with LunaLUA, it's unfinished, the background is supposed to have parallax and some water motion, but hopefully I'll maybe put it out to the public sometime

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[bossedit8]

A bit of a work in progress thing I'm making with LunaLUA, it's unfinished, the background is supposed to have parallax and some water motion, but hopefully I'll maybe put it out to the public sometime

I'm interested in this already! Hopefully you'll gonna show it as of how it plays. So far it looks pretty cool even though I don't see much out of it so far but I guess we can be surprised as of what it has in store right here.

[HunnyBon]

I'm interested in this already! Hopefully you'll gonna show it as of how it plays. So far it looks pretty cool even though I don't see much out of it so far but I guess we can be surprised as of what it has in store right here.

I'll probably post something on that new video thread, I've been thinking of plenty of ways to show the level off without spoiling everything about it, I've been really shy about posting levels here, so I'll hopefully break out of that with this

[Hani]

I don't see what kind of candy they're supposed to be. I see owl eyes and beaks. Claydol-style.

Small cloud are one of those coffee candies, the big clouds are like cough drops and such. It's okay if you don't see it. I respect that.

[CraftedPbody]

[7NameSam]

lua thing

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[ShadowStarX]

lua thing

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Looks neat.
Even though I'm p. sure you can do this with vanilla smbx as well with off-screen moving layers.