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LunaDLL
New Great Castle Adventure

Two things.
Amazing.

Imaynotbehere4long wrote:I've played through the optional route of "Pyramid Time!" from Andario: Beginning.

Yeah, I said it.

*FAINTS*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXDLzWI ... e&t=22m17s
this is amazing.

one of them for me is some of the crazy things that people turn npc's into JUST with a .gif image and a notepad .txt file

crusher169 wrote:one of them for me is some of the crazy things that people turn npc's into JUST with a .gif image and a notepad .txt file

Seconded.

Go-through slopes. Really Vallteri, how the fuck you did that?

it's really complicated, involving perfectly-placed invisible veggies and/or invisible axes that allow you to go through.

KoolKat wrote:it's really complicated

No that's not

Christian07 wrote:

KoolKat wrote:it's really complicated

No that's not

Excuse me, sir, but you should try making the placement exact enough to where the player doesn't know how to do it.

KoolKat wrote:

Christian07 wrote:

KoolKat wrote:it's really complicated

No that's not

Excuse me, sir, but you should try making the placement exact enough to where the player doesn't know how to do it.

That's not really that hard. You only need 2 layers and 2 events.

Doing the axes one involves events to make the blocks disappear quickly (only 1 layer needed) and then reappear right as the player lands on it. Only one layer, but the timing is immensely hard to get right.

KoolKat wrote:Doing the axes one involves events to make the blocks disappear quickly (only 1 layer needed) and then reappear right as the player lands on it. Only one layer, but the timing is immensely hard to get right.

Nah, that's not immensely hard. Here's how to make it:

1. Make 2 layers: one for the BGOs and the axes under slopes and one for the blocks and the axes over the slopes.
2. Make 2 events: first must show the BGOs and hide the blocks, second the contrary. Events mustn't be attached.
3. Place all.
4. You're done.

I used this trick in an old level (maybe made when I was in SMBX:R), now deleted.

Christian07 wrote:

KoolKat wrote:Doing the axes one involves events to make the blocks disappear quickly (only 1 layer needed) and then reappear right as the player lands on it. Only one layer, but the timing is immensely hard to get right.

Nah, that's not immensely hard. Here's how to make it:

1. Make 2 layers: one for the BGOs and the axes under slopes and one for the blocks and the axes over the slopes.
2. Make 2 events: first must show the BGOs and hide the blocks, second the contrary. Events mustn't be attached.
3. Place all.
4. You're done.

I used this trick in an old level (maybe made when I was in SMBX:R), now deleted.

You forgot the generator part. Otherwise, it will only work once.

Anyway, when I said hard, I meant time-consuming

KoolKat wrote:
You forgot the generator part. Otherwise, it will only work once.

Anyway, when I said hard, I meant time-consuming

Long =/= Hard

I made some errors, tough. I'll post the tutorial in the help and support.

Christian07 wrote:

KoolKat wrote:Doing the axes one involves events to make the blocks disappear quickly (only 1 layer needed) and then reappear right as the player lands on it. Only one layer, but the timing is immensely hard to get right.

Nah, that's not immensely hard. Here's how to make it:

1. Make 2 layers: one for the BGOs and the axes under slopes and one for the blocks and the axes over the slopes.
2. Make 2 events: first must show the BGOs and hide the blocks, second the contrary. Events mustn't be attached.
3. Place all.
4. You're done.

I used this trick in an old level (maybe made when I was in SMBX:R), now deleted.

Lol that's it? I thought it was so confusing as hell and like 32 events or layers. But actually it is hard to think how it could done and Vallteri must be a SMBX genius.