Why would you do that when you have LunaLua lolKoopa-Fan wrote:You can already replace the world music with custom tracks, but you need to
- rename the custom track after the original (look 'em in your music folder up)
- replace the original track with your custom track, but ya should make a backup before replacing the music
Idk, I stuck in the past.h2643 wrote:Why would you do that when you have LunaLua lolKoopa-Fan wrote:You can already replace the world music with custom tracks, but you need to
- rename the custom track after the original (look 'em in your music folder up)
- replace the original track with your custom track, but ya should make a backup before replacing the music
your method is just a waste of time and a music file
That still isn't working orzEnjl wrote:You can use a music.ini file. There are examples in the ini_examples folder. Just copy the music.ini file and change the filename directories.Sakura Hana wrote:Does custom music work on Overworld yet? Because i haven't been able to get it to work, it works on the editor, but when i try it on the game it's like i added silence and then when i load the editor again it doesnt sound.
Yes they are.Enjl wrote:Are both your music.ini and your 02-prologue.mp3 in the folder for your episode?
I suggest placing a music tile which would previously play the now replaced music and testing what it ends up playing.
Yeah, SMBX 2.0 almost completely ditched MP3 support in favour of OGG files.Anthony Valle wrote:I have a question does the starman requires an ogg file to change its jingle?
Everything Linik said is false, so, no it doesn't. You can use any music formats, just make sure you set right directories to it in the Starman API.Anthony Valle wrote:I have a question does the starman requires an ogg file to change its jingle?
It ditched .mp3 sound effects but not .mp3 music - so you're half right, or half wrong.Linik wrote:Yeah, SMBX 2.0 almost completely ditched MP3 support in favour of OGG files.Anthony Valle wrote:I have a question does the starman requires an ogg file to change its jingle?
I don't know why practically none of this is in the OP, but it's here:DarkMatt wrote:Is there any reason why I can't find info on what this 2.0 beta even changes?
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endI do not either. You'd think this would be fixed by now but with the way this 2.0 is unfolding, I'm not particularly surprised.HenryRichard wrote:I don't know why practically none of this is in the OP, but it's here:DarkMatt wrote:Is there any reason why I can't find info on what this 2.0 beta even changes?
http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... 79&t=12438
No, to make levels is complex and it legs like hell.Tinkerbell wrote:What do you mean you can't make anything with pge?Cedrik wrote:I do not like, that the SMBX 2.0 editor is PGE. (I can not make thinks with this.)
I hope the normal editor will be in 2.0. (like in 1.3.0.1 or LunaLua)
Some more information would be great nc apparently everyone else can do stuff with it.
More complex? I never made a SMBX level in years because I was too lazy to learn how to use the legacy editor, you have to swicth hundreds of times between windows to do something, you can't copy/paste selections, there aren't hotkeys etc. Then I downloaded PGE and I finished my first level with relative ease.Cedrik wrote:No, to make levels is complex and it legs like hell.Tinkerbell wrote:What do you mean you can't make anything with pge?Cedrik wrote:I do not like, that the SMBX 2.0 editor is PGE. (I can not make thinks with this.)
I hope the normal editor will be in 2.0. (like in 1.3.0.1 or LunaLua)
Some more information would be great nc apparently everyone else can do stuff with it.
I agree with you. I used a 2001 computer for many years and I know how boring and frustrating is to be not able to use a program or some functions of that program when everyone canHenryRichard wrote:I personally don't think the legacy editor should be removed. Sure, it's not as good as PGE, but it runs better on some machines. Maybe it could just be hidden in the final release?
It definitely won't be removed until PGE fully supports testing levels, but after that it probably won't be supported anymore and removed from SMBX.HenryRichard wrote:I personally don't think the legacy editor should be removed. Sure, it's not as good as PGE, but it runs better on some machines. Maybe it could just be hidden in the final release?