I thought I'd post all of my current SMBX video tutorials here to help people out. I have a couple others I need to edit and work on that I'll post here as well.
Technically, the code Emral gave you here is to modify a NPC's specs. If you copy-paste this into a ".txt" file with the same name as the npc (EG: npc-178.gif) the NPC won't fall. There're various NPC codes you can use to modify them.
Re: Syndrilevosse's SMBX Video Tutorials
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 11:24 am
by Emral
Natsu wrote:
Emral wrote:
Veudekato wrote:Collision Event Tutorial is my idea..
but if you fly you must spawn many axes(wall of axes)..but axes fall!what to do?
If it was your idea, you'd probably have thought a little further.
Technically, the code Emral gave you here is to modify a NPC's specs. If you copy-paste this into a ".txt" file with the same name as the npc (EG: npc-178.gif) the NPC won't fall. There're various NPC codes you can use to modify them.
New tutorial just came out, might take a while for it to get it's things corrected.
Re: Syndrilevosse's SMBX Video Tutorials
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 11:59 am
by silent_
I think commentating would make your tutorials more comprehensible and more simpler to understand if you feel comfortable doing so (I don't blame you if you don't), otherwise your job has seemed to become a bit more popular of making these tutorials, keep it up.
Re: Syndrilevosse's SMBX Video Tutorials
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 2:04 am
by Veudekato
Natsu wrote:
Emral wrote:
Veudekato wrote:Collision Event Tutorial is my idea..
but if you fly you must spawn many axes(wall of axes)..but axes fall!what to do?
If it was your idea, you'd probably have thought a little further.
Technically, the code Emral gave you here is to modify a NPC's specs. If you copy-paste this into a ".txt" file with the same name as the npc (EG: npc-178.gif) the NPC won't fall. There're various NPC codes you can use to modify them.
thanks but i know. I not noob.
i think about nograbity but not test this
Re: Syndrilevosse's SMBX Video Tutorials
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2014 6:59 am
by Danny
Kep wrote:I think commentating would make your tutorials more comprehensible and more simpler to understand if you feel comfortable doing so (I don't blame you if you don't,
If you take a look at the clock on my computer, you'd find that these are made well into the time that my whole family is sleeping. I also don't think it would be professional work if you have two sisters screaming at each other in the background. I'll think about it though.