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XerX wrote: That's pretty neat. I was working on something similar myself to go with the Overhaul mod, but never got around to finishing it. Maybe I should finish it just for the heck of it.

Cornholio309 wrote:Not sure if this bug has been reported before, but the Underground background track in SMB1 appears to be broken. The game still seems to be searching for an MP3 rather than the .spc file, so any level that uses "smb-underground.mp3" throws up an error and no music plays.

The other tracks work fine however as far as I'm aware. I'm using LunaLUA 0.7.2.2-beta, but this issue was present in LunaLUA 0.7.2.1 as well.

Wohlstand wrote: 1) Please download FULL build of LunaLUA, because it has updated & fixed music.ini and fixed musics folder + SMB-Underground is NSF-based track whuch also requires track number suffix, I.e. "file.nsf|2", because alone NSF file contains multiple different music tracks.
2) LunaLUA 0.7.2.2-beta still have a bug with support of track number suffix which wasn't worked from INI-files (but worked from "custom" music field or from lua-code Audio.openMusic("file.nsf|2")). So, after re-taking of full LunaLUA, please take a fixed LunaDLL.dll: http://engine.wohlnet.ru/docs/_laborato ... unaDll.dll

+ a little news that nightly builds of LunaLUA core are available for everyone: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Wohlstand/lunadll
(you also can find a "Build passing" badge which is a direct link to that page). Download build you can in the "Artifacts" tab.

Cornholio309 wrote:

Cornholio309 wrote:I actually found out that another user was having the same issue in a completely separate thread and saw your advice there. Thanks for that! A bit of an unfortunate issue, but Foobar2000 made quick work of the issue and now all of the tracks in New Great Castle Adventure are now fixed!

I'll definitely have to use that tool though if I run into the issue again. Any chance of adding it to the PGE Tool Pack? It seems pretty handy.

Tinkerbell wrote:

XerX wrote: That's pretty neat. I was working on something similar myself to go with the Overhaul mod, but never got around to finishing it. Maybe I should finish it just for the heck of it.

Why is Mayro half on the map down and half above it.

XerX wrote:

Tinkerbell wrote:

XerX wrote: That's pretty neat. I was working on something similar myself to go with the Overhaul mod, but never got around to finishing it. Maybe I should finish it just for the heck of it.

Why is Mayro half on the map down and half above it.

it's a glitch that happens when you change his powerup from small to anything on the world map.

XerX wrote: it's a glitch that happens when you change his powerup from small to anything on the world map.

Kevsoft wrote:

XerX wrote: it's a glitch that happens when you change his powerup from small to anything on the world map.

I found out that the powerup settings should be done via the player.powerup variable. The player class can be access in the overworld.

SuperMario12345 wrote:Again, could someone please tell me how to put the image path in the code?

Enjl wrote:Also, you're setting the value "coins" repeatedly. What you're essentially doing in onLoad is overwriting a bunch of stuff. Only the last time you define "coins" will actually be relevant, because it's the one up to date. It's like defining:
Hello = 1
Hello = 2
Hello = 1
Hello = 2
Hello = 5
while you could just write
Hello = 5
which would give the same result.

SuperMario12345 wrote:local coins = Graphics.loadImage("coincounter.png") -- Do you want "coins" to be the image file, or the registered currency (further down)?
local raocoin = true

raocoin = loadSharedAPI("raocoin2"); -- What are you trying to accomplish in these lines? You're setting the variable you just set to "true" to hold the raocoin API
rc = raocoin.registerCurrency(274, true, 472, 66); -- You're registering ID 274, but further down you're calling for 272
coins = raocoin.registerMemCurrency(0x00B2C5A8,FIELD_WORD,true,false,0,0,"coincounter.png"); -- This overwrites "coins" set in the first line. I'd just get rid of the first line altogether.

function raocoin.onCollect()
if(currency.id == 272) then --SMB2 Hoopster || EVERYTHING IS CASE SENSITIVE BY THE WAY
Currency:get(1) --From looking at the wiki, this will return the value of the currency. With Currency.get() you can store the value of the currency in a variable. An example: local stuff = Currency:get()
currency:save(1); --There is no such thing as Currency:save(1). It's just Currency:save() and saves the currency value set with Currency:set(number)
end
end

Enjl wrote:Let me run over this, I marked the areas which are faulty or weird to me in the quote. Keep in mind that I never used raocoin.

SuperMario12345 wrote:local coins = Graphics.loadImage("coincounter.png") -- Do you want "coins" to be the image file, or the registered currency (further down)?
local raocoin = true

raocoin = loadSharedAPI("raocoin2"); -- What are you trying to accomplish in these lines? You're setting the variable you just set to "true" to hold the raocoin API
rc = raocoin.registerCurrency(274, true, 472, 66); -- You're registering ID 274, but further down you're calling for 272
coins = raocoin.registerMemCurrency(0x00B2C5A8,FIELD_WORD,true,false,0,0,"coincounter.png"); -- This overwrites "coins" set in the first line. I'd just get rid of the first line altogether.

function raocoin.onCollect()
if(currency.id == 272) then --SMB2 Hoopster || EVERYTHING IS CASE SENSITIVE BY THE WAY
Currency:get(1) --From looking at the wiki, this will return the value of the currency. With Currency.get() you can store the value of the currency in a variable. An example: local stuff = Currency:get()
currency:save(1); --There is no such thing as Currency:save(1). It's just Currency:save() and saves the currency value set with Currency:set(number)
end
end

SuperMario12345 wrote:

Enjl wrote:Let me run over this, I marked the areas which are faulty or weird to me in the quote. Keep in mind that I never used raocoin.

SuperMario12345 wrote:local coins = Graphics.loadImage("coincounter.png") -- Do you want "coins" to be the image file, or the registered currency (further down)?
local raocoin = true

raocoin = loadSharedAPI("raocoin2"); -- What are you trying to accomplish in these lines? You're setting the variable you just set to "true" to hold the raocoin API
rc = raocoin.registerCurrency(274, true, 472, 66); -- You're registering ID 274, but further down you're calling for 272
coins = raocoin.registerMemCurrency(0x00B2C5A8,FIELD_WORD,true,false,0,0,"coincounter.png"); -- This overwrites "coins" set in the first line. I'd just get rid of the first line altogether.

function raocoin.onCollect()
if(currency.id == 272) then --SMB2 Hoopster || EVERYTHING IS CASE SENSITIVE BY THE WAY
Currency:get(1) --From looking at the wiki, this will return the value of the currency. With Currency.get() you can store the value of the currency in a variable. An example: local stuff = Currency:get()
currency:save(1); --There is no such thing as Currency:save(1). It's just Currency:save() and saves the currency value set with Currency:set(number)
end
end

I meant to insert 274 right there, that was a mistake. Thanks for telling me that Currency:save(1) isn't a real code. I also wanted coins to be image file name.
I don't really understand what i was doing on the API line. Ok, i'll get rid of first line and see what happens.

local banana = 1

currency:save("banana");

Currency:get("banana")

lotus006 wrote: I'm not very good in lua not now :S , but with the "Currency:get(1)" the 1 is just a number on save and get you need to put a variable to insert the value you want.
like

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local banana = 1

currency:save("banana");

Currency:get("banana")

Sorry if i'm wrong

Enjl wrote:

lotus006 wrote: I'm not very good in lua not now :S , but with the "Currency:get(1)" the 1 is just a number on save and get you need to put a variable to insert the value you want.
like

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local banana = 1

currency:save("banana");

Currency:get("banana")

Sorry if i'm wrong

What you're doing is absolute bollocks. Watch the case-sensitivity
Also, You're trying to set the currency to a string, which isn't possible.

[code]
local banana = 1

Currency:save( banana );  -- not sure about this one , I need to add like this ? ( Currency:save( banana + 1); or Currency:save( ); ?

Currency:get( banana )