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Luigifan2010 wrote:why don't you have drivers installed

Sirius wrote:

Luigifan2010 wrote:why don't you have drivers installed

A faggot formatted my PC without knowing what he was doing.

Luigifan2010 wrote:

Sirius wrote:

Luigifan2010 wrote:why don't you have drivers installed

A faggot formatted my PC without knowing what he was doing.

well why don't you reinstall them

Wohlstand wrote:

Imaynotbehere4long wrote:Just curious: is there a way to play custom music on the world map (like maybe an ini file that says "instead of "smb3-world1.mp3", play this")? All I can find relate to custom music in levels.

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1) put "play this.ogg" file in your episode folder [you also can make subfolder and put file into it. For example, "World music"]
2) make music.ini file (or copy from smbx folder, it must be in the examples)
then add filename "play this.ogg" or "World music/play this.ogg" if you was put file into sub-folder:

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[world-music-1]
name="SMB3 World 1"
file="World music/play this.ogg"

full list of music ID's:
http://engine.wohlnet.ru/docs/_SMBX64/O ... 20list.pdf
if you wanna customize world music, make INI sections with "world-music-ID" (where ID put actual ID number of necessary music file), if you wanna customize special music (such P-Switch themes, credits music) feel free to put "special-music-ID" section, and "level-music-ID" to customize default level music files

SMBXxer wrote:I got this working, but then I tried to open a level, and I got a runtime error: Divide by Zero.
Help?

Wohlstand wrote:

SMBXxer wrote:I got this working, but then I tried to open a level, and I got a runtime error: Divide by Zero.
Help?

Are you tried to open another level? or check level file in the notepad

SuperYoshiLol wrote:Sorry for bumping if I did.
But as I can see with the 1.3.0.2 thing, it uses a .org format for music.
Just for safety I recommend you change that due to '.org' being used by orgmaker for developing music in Cave Story and Azarashi made by Pixel. Unless that's what this is using. But I just thought it would safe to let ya' know.

lighthouse64 wrote:I have a question :3. How do I change the value of gravity from a negative to positive then positive to negative every time the player jumps?

function onKeyDown(keycode, playerindex)
	if(keycode == KEY_JUMP) then
		gravity(gravity() * -1);
	end
end

SMBXxer wrote:I got this working, but then I tried to open a level, and I got a runtime error: Divide by Zero.
Help?

SuperMario12345 wrote:How do i get this code to work?

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function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
if player.holdingNPC '158' then
 printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
end

Can someone give me a working code?

XerX wrote:

SuperMario12345 wrote:How do i get this code to work?

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function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
if player.holdingNPC '158' then
 printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
end

Can someone give me a working code?

if(player.holdingNPC == 158) then

SuperMario12345 wrote:

XerX wrote:

SuperMario12345 wrote:How do i get this code to work?

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function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
if player.holdingNPC '158' then
 printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
end

Can someone give me a working code?

if(player.holdingNPC == 158) then

I mean a working full code

function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
   if(player.holdingNPC == 158) the
      printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
   end
end

SuperMario12345 wrote:

XerX wrote:

SuperMario12345 wrote:How do i get this code to work?

Code: Select all

function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
if player.holdingNPC '158' then
 printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
end

Can someone give me a working code?

if(player.holdingNPC == 158) then

I mean a working full code

function onLoop()
   --if player is holding glow
   if(player.holdingNPC == 158) the
      printText("Glow:Put me Down!", 0, 0)
   end
end