Super Mario ReInvent

[Chanceux2]

Would I be able to copy the PGE config into my personal PGE installation without breaking anything? It just seems a bit unnecessary to have two copies of PGE on the same computer.

Yeah is doing that gonna break the PGE engine or...

[Taycamgame]

I'm genuinely impressed that you've managed to create this new engine (even if it's based on other pre-existing source code) in a matter of, what, 2-3 months? That's a pretty impressive achievement! Might check this out when I have the time.

[Wohlstand]

Would I be able to copy the PGE config into my personal PGE installation without breaking anything? It just seems a bit unnecessary to have two copies of PGE on the same computer.

Yes, you can, however, it's integrational config pack, and to make it work, you should edit it's "main.ini": you need to replace the relative path "../game/" with an absolute path to the game directory.

P.S. You need to use the latest Laboratory build of PGE toolchain since here are some recent fixes and updates required to use TheXTech (NSMBX is based on it) for a level testing correctly.

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P.P.S. On macOS it's no way yet to deploy game together with PGE toolchain included, therefore you need to use a separately installed PGE toolchain: before that, you need to copy a config pack from ".app/Content/Resources/assets/PGE" folder into "~/Library/Application Support/PGE Project/configs" and change the main.ini to make it point the "/path/to/nsmbx.app/Content/Resources/assets/" folder to make it work.

[Chanceux2]

So I'm gonna make an episode for NSMBX called Super Mario Advance X

[FatalPepper66]

New NPCs that are added to NSMBX, are they not related to those of SMBX2? In the sense you encoded them from scratch, or what?
Also I'm glad that you continued the project, which was cancelled 8 years ago.

[Teemster2]

Well, it's compatible with smbx 1.3 at least, which is a great thing. As for confusion, i can always clear it up, if it happens.

Perhaps emphasize the fact that this is rather good as an alternative for those who cannot run SMBX2 but otherwise SMBX2 is the officially endorsed version?
Just an idea.

None of any smbx continuations are official.

For the people complaining Smbx2 is not copyrighted and 1.3 is the last official version so I don't understand why some people have a problem with this. Anyone can make new versions of 1.3. Nothing wrong with that. If anyone could have a legit problem it would be Nintendo but they don't.

I think this is cool but how big is your dev team? A project like this takes A lot of work and I'm sure enjl or hoeloe can tell you that burn out can happen easily.

With so much work done for 2.0 it will be hard to try something else but I'm not against this at all.

I'm going to check your spreadsheet right now. Thanks for letting me know.

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Hey core I was wondering why you never joined the dev team for 2.0? You have cool stuff that 2.0 does not have so you clearly have coding skills.

Ps. Seeing Wendy as a finished boss was cool and tryclyde.

[ShadowXeldron]

Would I be able to copy the PGE config into my personal PGE installation without breaking anything? It just seems a bit unnecessary to have two copies of PGE on the same computer.

Yes, you can, however, it's integrational config pack, and to make it work, you should edit it's "main.ini": you need to replace the relative path "../game/" with an absolute path to the game directory.

P.S. You need to use the latest Laboratory build of PGE toolchain since here are some recent fixes and updates required to use TheXTech (NSMBX is based on it) for a level testing correctly.

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P.P.S. On macOS it's no way yet to deploy game together with PGE toolchain included, therefore you need to use a separately installed PGE toolchain: before that, you need to copy a config pack from ".app/Content/Resources/assets/PGE" folder into "~/Library/Application Support/PGE Project/configs" and change the main.ini to make it point the "/path/to/nsmbx.app/Content/Resources/assets/" folder to make it work.

Thanks. I'll get the labratory build now.

[FireyPaperMario]

I got a very curious question about NEW SMBX?


Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

[Wohlstand]

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

Since the thing uses SDL2, yes. However, you just now reminded me one thing I must to fix: I must to provide an ability to configure arrow keys like that possible on PGE Engine!
Here one guy had to report me that arrow keys won't work in TheXTech, but everything works perfect on PGE Engine (because of an ability to setup all keys).
https://wohlsoft.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?p=19959#p19959

[KateBulka]

I think this is cool but how big is your dev team? A project like this takes A lot of work and I'm sure enjl or hoeloe can tell you that burn out can happen easily.

My dev team consists of four people. Specifically me, Wohlstand, Josh Oliver and SetaYoshi

Hey core I was wondering why you never joined the dev team for 2.0? You have cool stuff that 2.0 does not have so you clearly have coding skills.

This is a type of question that i can't answer.

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

I think it does?

[Chanceux2]

I think this is cool but how big is your dev team? A project like this takes A lot of work and I'm sure enjl or hoeloe can tell you that burn out can happen easily.

My dev team consists of four people. Specifically me, Wohlstand, Josh Oliver and SetaYoshi

Hey core I was wondering why you never joined the dev team for 2.0? You have cool stuff that 2.0 does not have so you clearly have coding skills.

This is a type of question that i can't answer.

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

I think it does?

Yeah Teemster is right. You have great coding skills you might look great in the dev team for 2.0

[Wohlstand]

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

Just now I made an update to improve support for controllers: https://github.com/Wohlstand/TheXTech/c ... 508e7a8791
Vanillish one was clunky and didn't supported controllers fully, so, thank you very much for a remind to fix it! This patch will appear in NSMBX too.

[Keroro04]

Oh man NSMBX has Triclyde? Someone port him over to SMBX2 plz, that's the one boss we missing aside from Robot Birdo and Clawglip/Clawgrip from SMB2.

[KateBulka]

Oh man NSMBX has Triclyde? Someone port him over to SMBX2 plz, that's the one boss we missing aside from Robot Birdo and Clawglip/Clawgrip from SMB2.

It's not a Triclyde, but rather a Tryclyde. Also "robot birdo" is robirdo and clawgrip is clawgrip, there is no alt. names for him.
Just wanted to point it out. As for porting... I could code Tryclyde in SMBX2, but i have no interest in this.

[Keroro04]

Ah, I did not know Robirdo's name so thank's on that. Also the Clawglip was intentional because it was a joke of the mistranslation of Clawgrip in SMB2 credits.

[Teemster2]

I think this is cool but how big is your dev team? A project like this takes A lot of work and I'm sure enjl or hoeloe can tell you that burn out can happen easily.

My dev team consists of four people. Specifically me, Wohlstand, Josh Oliver and SetaYoshi

Hey core I was wondering why you never joined the dev team for 2.0? You have cool stuff that 2.0 does not have so you clearly have coding skills.

This is a type of question that i can't answer.

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

I think it does?

Yeah Teemster is right. You have great coding skills you might look great in the dev team for 2.0

She said she could not answer the question so that explains it all for me. I won't say no more.

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Oh man NSMBX has Triclyde? Someone port him over to SMBX2 plz, that's the one boss we missing aside from Robot Birdo and Clawglip/Clawgrip from SMB2.

It's not a Triclyde, but rather a Tryclyde. Also "robot birdo" is robirdo and clawgrip is clawgrip, there is no alt. names for him.
Just wanted to point it out. As for porting... I could code Tryclyde in SMBX2, but i have no interest in this.

That's to much work. People don't understand how time consuming it is just to work on a single editor let alone two.

If the dev team for 2.0 wanted him in 2.0 They would have finished him by now anyways.

[Emral]

More like "if anyone wanted it in smbx2 they could navigate to the point of the nsmbx source code where triclydes code is written and copy it 1:1 to lua syntax and make an npc pack"

[FanofSMBX]

I think this is cool but how big is your dev team? A project like this takes A lot of work and I'm sure enjl or hoeloe can tell you that burn out can happen easily.

My dev team consists of four people. Specifically me, Wohlstand, Josh Oliver and SetaYoshi

Hey core I was wondering why you never joined the dev team for 2.0? You have cool stuff that 2.0 does not have so you clearly have coding skills.

This is a type of question that i can't answer.

Does it have controller support built-in the actual game?

I think it does?

Yeah Teemster is right. You have great coding skills you might look great in the dev team for 2.0

Well let's not forget that NSMBX is open-source and can be easily compiled to other platforms. So that is probably one reason Core is working on NSMBX

[Teemster2]

More like "if anyone wanted it in smbx2 they could navigate to the point of the nsmbx source code where triclydes code is written and copy it 1:1 to lua syntax and make an npc pack"

That's another good point. I did not think about that. Thanks.

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My dev team consists of four people. Specifically me, Wohlstand, Josh Oliver and SetaYoshi


This is a type of question that i can't answer.


I think it does?

Yeah Teemster is right. You have great coding skills you might look great in the dev team for 2.0

Well let's not forget that NSMBX is open-source and can be easily compiled to other platforms. So that is probably one reason Core is working on NSMBX

I like nsmbx. It has a lot of potential and I'm glad it's open sourced like 2.0.

[Emral]

Well let's not forget that NSMBX is open-source

Just before this half-sentence gets buried: SMBX2 is open source, too, with lunalua and the launcher on the lunalua repository, the edtior on the PGE repository, and the source code for the lua side included with every release.