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We getting support for world map tiles too?

rixithechao wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 25, 2021 11:36 pm

So I just spent a couple hours trying to implement said workaround, and... it turns out it's not needed? At least for passthrough sizables. Just setting the following properties in the block-n.txt seems to work in in the latest release of SMBX2, no rendering issues or anything.

semisolid = false
passthrough = true
sizable = true

This was already discussed in the Codehaus server, but for the benefit of the people here, I guess I should clarify this. It turns out that no workaround is needed for passthrough sizables. However, if you attempt to create a solid sizable block, a workaround is needed. Thankfully, this workaround is pretty simple. All you need is this code in your luna.lua file (Replace <ID> with the ID of your block):

PROX wrote:We getting support for world map tiles too?

I hadn't thought of that, but it does sound like a pretty good idea! I don't think that map tiles can be custom sizes or have custom animations, though, so it would have to be much more limited than it is for blocks and BGOs. (Please correct me if I'm mistaken about this.) I will plan on adding this in the next release.

they definitely are more restricted, but it's still nice to have for people who want to make world map tiles or people who have already made them, but just want to recolor them. (like me lol). Plus if someone made a full worldmap set, it takes an ETERNITY to import everything lol.

Dude, your Tileset Importer is a lifesaver! I've been importing tons of MFGG tilesets into the upcoming V12.0 to my GFX pack because of it! It deserves a pin honestly.

Stickied. This seems really useful.

Is this a really malware or only a false report?
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/947 ... /detection

Lava Shroom wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 27, 2021 4:26 am

Is this a really malware or only a false report?
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/947 ... /detection

Many people, including me, use this tool, so it is false.
It seems VirusTotal hates SMBX, last time it detected SMBX 2.0 as a virus for you...

Or Virustotal hates me

Hey, that seems like a very helpful tool!, but unfortunately, it seems that doesn't work on 32-bit systems, can you please make a version for this kind of OSes?

Cool, but it seems that it doesn't work on my type of OS (32-bits), so, maybe, can you tell me how can I build my own version for my type of OS?, And what it is required to run it from source?

Support for semisolid slopes has been added.

Note: Semisolid slopes require SMBX2 b5 or later to function ingame.

Sambo wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2024 8:58 pm

What an update, but I could want the blocks and BGO's to accept numbers up to the amount that SMBX2 Beta 5 has set (BGO's 1 to 377 and Blocks 1 to 1393)

Thanks for the suggestion. I've added that to the planned features list on the readme.

Version 0.4 has been released.

This is great!

holy shit if only i knew about this earlier

There's one problem with this: when I change the block ID range to something else (500-520), the assigned IDs stay the same after exporting. This doesn't work even if I assign each individual block an ID.

Does this will work with TheXTech or you'll make a compatible version?
It looks pretty useful, actually. Thanks so much!
I'm new in this forum btw.

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Re: SMBX2 Tileset Importer (Now Supports Windows 7)

Alucard648 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 26, 2021 2:29 pm

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Agreed. We'd need a tileset editor if someone gets stuck on making levels... This also could applies to TheXTech (and maybe) 38A.