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I'm having trouble with making a SMBX episode, Is there a video/guide for making a SMBX episode?

It's most likely been forever since you posted this, and I wouldn't doubt that you would've found one by now, but I'm still gonna answer.



Yes. People have made tutorials, and just a quick YT search can get results. Google is also a good thing to use if you know where/what to look at/for.

Kitti and Minni wrote:It's most likely been forever since you posted this, and I wouldn't doubt that you would've found one by now, but I'm still gonna answer.



Yes. People have made tutorials, and just a quick YT search can get results. Google is also a good thing to use if you know where/what to look at/for.

When i search it just shows meh certain things like how to make a timer, a level, or world map, but i wanna learn about the tips and tricks and more, like maybe a whole series?

KoolGames wrote:Plz

OK, I'll help.

An SMBX episode is a collection of levels and world map all linked together. They give the feeling that you are playing a proper Mario game. If you want to make one, you must create a folder to house the levels in because they'll get lost pretty easily when you upload it. Also, you have to create a world map. This will have all of your levels in it, and will allow you to play levels. If you are making a Mario 64 styled hub episode, you still need the world map, otherwise your episode name will show up as blank (to make the episode name, open "Settings" in the world editor, and type it into "World Name").

If you get stuck, then look up the F1 guide for more help (press F1 when in the editor).

Linik wrote:

KoolGames wrote:Plz

OK, I'll help.

An SMBX episode is a collection of levels and world map all linked together. They give the feeling that you are playing a proper Mario game. If you want to make one, you must create a folder to house the levels in because they'll get lost pretty easily when you upload it. Also, you have to create a world map. This will have all of your levels in it, and will allow you to play levels. If you are making a Mario 64 styled hub episode, you still need the world map, otherwise your episode name will show up as blank (to make the episode name, open "Settings" in the world editor, and type it into "World Name").

If you get stuck, then look up the F1 guide for more help (press F1 when in the editor).

Thx m8

KoolGames wrote:

Linik wrote:

KoolGames wrote:Plz

OK, I'll help.

An SMBX episode is a collection of levels and world map all linked together. They give the feeling that you are playing a proper Mario game. If you want to make one, you must create a folder to house the levels in because they'll get lost pretty easily when you upload it. Also, you have to create a world map. This will have all of your levels in it, and will allow you to play levels. If you are making a Mario 64 styled hub episode, you still need the world map, otherwise your episode name will show up as blank (to make the episode name, open "Settings" in the world editor, and type it into "World Name").

If you get stuck, then look up the F1 guide for more help (press F1 when in the editor).

Thx m8

That's all right. In fact, this is the second time I've saved you from an SMBX-related problem.

Linik wrote:

KoolGames wrote:

Linik wrote: OK, I'll help.

An SMBX episode is a collection of levels and world map all linked together. They give the feeling that you are playing a proper Mario game. If you want to make one, you must create a folder to house the levels in because they'll get lost pretty easily when you upload it. Also, you have to create a world map. This will have all of your levels in it, and will allow you to play levels. If you are making a Mario 64 styled hub episode, you still need the world map, otherwise your episode name will show up as blank (to make the episode name, open "Settings" in the world editor, and type it into "World Name").

If you get stuck, then look up the F1 guide for more help (press F1 when in the editor).

Thx m8

That's all right. In fact, this is the second time I've saved you from an SMBX-related problem.

Ikr, I actually was playing SMBX for 6 years now, but I rarely used the editor

In the bottom of the page here we can see 2013-2016 SuperMarioBrosX.org
Smbx have really released in 2013? in my mind I started play it, idk, in 2012/2011 xd

Akyuu wrote:In the bottom of the page here we can see 2013-2016 SuperMarioBrosX.org
Smbx have really released in 2013? in my mind I started play it, idk, in 2012/2011 xd

The website changed over some time. I think it had to do with some copyright issues idk tbh.

SamyPlaysSMBX wrote:

Akyuu wrote:In the bottom of the page here we can see 2013-2016 SuperMarioBrosX.org
Smbx have really released in 2013? in my mind I started play it, idk, in 2012/2011 xd

The website changed over some time. I think it had to do with some copyright issues idk tbh.

ah, this....
well, makes sense.

SamyPlaysSMBX wrote:

Akyuu wrote:In the bottom of the page here we can see 2013-2016 SuperMarioBrosX.org
Smbx have really released in 2013? in my mind I started play it, idk, in 2012/2011 xd

The website changed over some time. I think it had to do with some copyright issues idk tbh.

SMBX was released in 2009.
In 2011, Redigit got a call from Nintendo to stop developing SMBX. The original website's domain (supermariobrothers.org) was taken over by Nintendo.
This forum was founded in 2013.

TheDinoKing432 wrote:

SamyPlaysSMBX wrote:

Akyuu wrote:In the bottom of the page here we can see 2013-2016 SuperMarioBrosX.org
Smbx have really released in 2013? in my mind I started play it, idk, in 2012/2011 xd

The website changed over some time. I think it had to do with some copyright issues idk tbh.

SMBX was released in 2009.
In 2011, Redigit got a call from Nintendo to stop developing SMBX. The original website's domain (supermariobrothers.org) was taken over by Nintendo.
This forum was founded in 2013.

So I played this before 2011
Rip Redigit

SMBX was first released in 2009 and development was halted in early 2011 (or possibly late 2010). Redigit then received an unrelated call from Nintendo in April 2011 with a cease and desist, so he took down SMBX and its portion of his website, and then surrendered his website the following year. SuperMarioBrosX.org opened in December 2013, which is why the bottom of the page says "2013-2016".

We have Redigit sir. But he never posted yet nwither we have the topic that is dedicated to him.

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