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1.4 runs on an entirely different physics engine from 1.3.x/2.0 while also boasting new features like different enemy AI and event types, which aren't present in 1.3.x/2.0.arcade999 wrote:Stupid question but... what is incompatible with those two versions?
IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...
Well, for me, and some of us, the deadline will fall on the 2nd...King of Eterity wrote:IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...Spoiler: show
Yeh, I dont live in the US, so it will most likely end on the 2nd for me as well.HeroLinik wrote:Well, for me, and some of us, the deadline will fall on the 2nd...King of Eterity wrote:IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...Spoiler: show
I knew you were gonna add this once i ssaid 38-aHeroLinik wrote:1.4 isn't allowed. You can only use 2.0 beta 3 or anything relating to that.timocomsmbx2345 wrote:Good thing there is no rules against using 38-A, becuase i'm using Super Koopas in my level.
Actually, no. 38A's SMBX thing runs on Visual Basic 6. Teascript is just an asset to it, a programming language specific to that engine. 2.0 uses Lua and other resources, such as the PGE editor. Both use different file formats and 38A has different physics and other things that make even the structures of levels incompatible in some ways.timocomsmbx2345 wrote:Actually, 1.4 runs in teascript & it's forums has a forum for ideas for the next update, while 2.0 is written in lua, and I'm surprised it's hard to convert between the 2 for the developers.HeroLinik wrote:1.4 runs on an entirely different physics engine from 1.3.x/2.0 while also boasting new features like different enemy AI and event types, which aren't present in 1.3.x/2.0.arcade999 wrote:Stupid question but... what is incompatible with those two versions?
I specially love the birdo!King of Eterity wrote:IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...
Am I lucky to live in the Host's country? No. But I bet you are the only one living in the same time zone as him.MECHDRAGON777 wrote:Am I lucky to live in the Host's time zone?
I'm sure just because the deadline is April 1st doesn't mean we'll get any joke levels. But I could be wrong, maybe someone out there feels like being funny during the contest.King of Eterity wrote:IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...Spoiler: show
There are normally joke levels anyway, there will probably be more though for this one because of the date.practicalshorty014 wrote:Am I lucky to live in the Host's country? No. But I bet you are the only one lving in the same time zone as him.MECHDRAGON777 wrote:Am I lucky to live in the Host's time zone?I'm sure just because the deadline is April 1st doesn't mean we'll get any joke levels. But I could be wrong, maybe someone out there feels like being funny during the contest.King of Eterity wrote:IzIcy wrote:I love how the deadline is 1st April...Spoiler: show
Go ahead. The judges won't mark you down for not using LunaLua. As I've seen other people saying before, LunaLua is just another thing you can use to make your level different. As long as your level is good, there's no reason why it can't get a high mark. Several people have placed high in contests without using Lua.RSuper wrote:Just a quick question, can I make a level without using LunaLua "API's"? Because I don't really know/I'm confuse how to use it. And I would like to participate the contest by the way.
Well it sure makes the levels less basic and repetitive.The Dwarven Digger wrote:Go ahead. The judges won't mark you down for not using LunaLua. As I've seen other people saying before, LunaLua is just another thing you can use to make your level different. As long as your level is good, there's no reason why it can't get a high mark. Several people have placed high in contests without using Lua.RSuper wrote:Just a quick question, can I make a level without using LunaLua "API's"? Because I don't really know/I'm confuse how to use it. And I would like to participate the contest by the way.
(I don't know how to use it either, Layers and events is sort of my limit, although I would like to learn Lua stuff)
Judges won't have any bias against whether or not you used LunaLua. As long as it's a fun, well-designed level, it doesn't really matter what assets you use to get thereRSuper wrote:Just a quick question, can I make a level without using LunaLua "API's"? Because I don't really know/I'm confuse how to use it. And I would like to participate the contest by the way.
While you're at it, you might also want to update the contestant list as well.Mivixion wrote:This is why I should never ever ever be allowed to use a calendar ever