Forums for SMBX
https://www.smbxgame.com/forums/
thats awesome.Wohlstand wrote:I wasn't got sources of SMBX, but we with Kevsoft are hacking SMBX and disassembling them to get most of things from SMBX. I did a lot of side experiments to grab metrics from NPC's and other items. Calibrator is a useful tool to calibrate frames on image to fit into SMBX's hitboxes, and same tool used to configure character hitboxes, make animations for each case etc. for PGE. Generated INI file can be used in the SMBX with LunaLUA usage to redefine width and height of character. Later when we will find that addresses which defining settings of player's hitbox offsets, will be possible to completely redefine hitbox of the playable characterbuddyroach wrote:I just wanted to say, this is a badass program. It is very well thought out and works well. It carries out multiple big tasks and even draws the spritesheets and the masks for them as well along with a text file to show smbx what to calibrate and how to tweak them. has an animator viewer so you can see what is going on. Allows you to adjust hitboxes. Tweak the frames offset so they dont cut off or overlap eachother. It lets you choose with each animation, what frames to use and in what order. This allows for new animations which differ from the original player sheets, thus more customization of sprites. Yeah I am probably just saying what everyone knows but I just really appreciate all that it does. Thank you for making this. This is awesome. What I am wondering is how you knew what to put in the text files to communicate to SMBX? Did you get the source of SMBX to know how to communicate to it?
Just open it!Mario3785 wrote:This will probably make me look like a complete idiot, but how do I import sprites over another character's?
(name should be compared with "mario.gif", "liugi.gif", "peach.gif", "toad.gif", "link.gif")Yep probably that will be my only last optionWohlstand wrote:lotus006, LunaLUA currently is not supports customized animations even you will wish to modify sequence of frames without changing of images (how I understood, your goal is adding a new frames and customize built-in animation). Customized animation will work in PGE Engine, but, put modyfied ini files into configs/SMBX/characters/ instead of default.
Currently for LunaLUA case you need to use default animations or draw a custom animation via lua code.
thanks for the info 
but or else the tool work flawlessly yes (Dumb absolute values!)FanofSMBX wrote:Is the limitation of 100x100 pixels for playable characters still existing in LunaLua?
Though technically, it wouldn't be that difficult to just make the player invisible and render them using Graphics.drawImageToScene - then you could make the player as big as you wanted (though any bigger than like 128x300 would be pretty ridiculous).Wohlstand wrote:yes (Dumb absolute values!)FanofSMBX wrote:Is the limitation of 100x100 pixels for playable characters still existing in LunaLua?
Do you have to rewrite the drawing from scratch?HenryRichard wrote:Though technically, it wouldn't be that difficult to just make the player invisible and render them using Graphics.drawImageToScene - then you could make the player as big as you wanted (though any bigger than like 128x300 would be pretty ridiculous).Wohlstand wrote:yes (Dumb absolute values!)FanofSMBX wrote:Is the limitation of 100x100 pixels for playable characters still existing in LunaLua?
Animation changing is not supported by LunaLUA yet but planned. (You may remember that old versions of LunaLUA are wasn't supported a modifying of frame offsets). PGE Engine supports everything (but globally only yet, I.e. calibrations you must put into config pack's folder and declare usage of it in the "lvl_characters.ini" file in the config pack).Angelus wrote:Hey there, I would like to ask something: I've managed to edit some player animation with the help of this tool, but it doesn't seem to change at all when I test it into the game. I'm using SMBX 2.0. Am I supposed to do something else besides just editing and saving the animation?
You can put it into possible frame location by any (EXCEPT MSPaint!!!) graphical editor, and then open your image in calibrator and calibrate the position to fit your just-pasted frame into character's hitbox accurateBearded-Toad wrote:pardon me if this sounds odd, but can you assign a image of a single frame to a character?
And that's why my first episode (or, the very little of it I made before abandoning it) contained screwed-up graphics with random 1px garbage all over it. Good thing I downloaded paint.net afterwards.Wohlstand wrote:any (EXCEPT MSPaint!!!) graphical editor
ah. ok...but say like the frame is a single image...I seem to be having trouble...for example it's a idle frame, no other animation, and I want to assign it to an animation frame of another character...Wohlstand wrote:You can put it into possible frame location by any (EXCEPT MSPaint!!!) graphical editor, and then open your image in calibrator and calibrate the position to fit your just-pasted frame into character's hitbox accurateBearded-Toad wrote:pardon me if this sounds odd, but can you assign a image of a single frame to a character?