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Just want to know, I'm almost done with my crossover contest entry, and well, SMBX Problems.

Is there A lua?

It's easy, but The Thwomp King banned it from that contest.

You mean changing between custom music tracks? Yeah, there is a way to do it. The example given here changes the music based on a certain condition in the level.
To change back to the standard level music, use this:

Linik wrote:You mean changing between custom music tracks? Yeah, there is a way to do it. The example given here changes the music based on a certain condition in the level.

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if(insert condition here) then
		Audio.SeizeStream(player.section);
		Audio.MusicOpen("music/your music here.mp3");
		Audio.MusicPlay();
end

To change back to the standard level music, use this:

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if(insert condition here) then
		Audio.ReleaseStream(player.section);
end

I also need this code for MxW3. Thank you ^^

insert condition here

Q : what is a "condition" code in SMBX

It's essentially a variable that's either true or false. For example, let's say you wanna change the music if the Event "musicPlay" is activated:

HenryRichard wrote:It's easy, but The Thwomp King banned it from that contest.

oh. i'll just use the standard underground music then

I don't see why you wouldn't be able to just use MP3s, those are available in vanilla SMBX.

TheSaturnyoshi wrote:I don't see why you wouldn't be able to just use MP3s, those are available in vanilla SMBX.

I think he wants to use more than one custom music per section which can't be done in vanilla SMBX.

All you have to do is select custom on the level settings, but make sure your music is in your level and/or episode folder. Plus it has to be MP3 music.

timocomsmbx2345 wrote:All you have to do is select custom on the level settings, but make sure your music is in your level and/or episode folder. Plus it has to be MP3 music.

I suggest you caaarefully reread the topic title.

Enjl wrote:

timocomsmbx2345 wrote:All you have to do is select custom on the level settings, but make sure your music is in your level and/or episode folder. Plus it has to be MP3 music.

I suggest you caaarefully reread the topic title.

I use the legacy editor because it's easier.

timocomsmbx2345 wrote:

Enjl wrote:

timocomsmbx2345 wrote:All you have to do is select custom on the level settings, but make sure your music is in your level and/or episode folder. Plus it has to be MP3 music.

I suggest you caaarefully reread the topic title.

I use the legacy editor because it's easier.

That's not the point of the topic.
First off, legacy editor literally breaks your levels by messing with placement order and priority.

Secondly, this topic is about how to use lunalua scripting to use multiple custom music files in the same section. There's no way to do that in vanilla.

Thirdly, legacy editor and lunalua aren't mutually exclusive.

Also I have no idea how is it easier to use legacy editor when it's a pain in the ass to work in it. The new editor is so much better than that. Sorry for being off-topic, just had to.