Super Mario Bros. X Forums

SMB3 + YI

Crystal Cave Background

I was inspired to make this background in a screenshot of the @greendan project I hope you like and use in your levels or projects!

Screenshot: Download Here!

Credits:

• Blue Cave by Zephyr
• YI Cave by FireSeraphim

It's a very pretty combo. Good job, planning on using this.

crazydev wrote:It's a very pretty combo. Good job, planning on using this.

Thank u!

Wow, you make me feel amazed. I love your skills on making backgrounds.

Finally! A new cave background I can use!

The two images go very well together. Nice background.

At first I wondered if this would be better as two separate background layers (one scrolling faster than the other), but then I thought that would look weird. It might actually be better like this, as a single image.

RSuper wrote:Wow, you make me feel amazed. I love your skills on making backgrounds.

practicalshorty014 wrote:Finally! A new cave background I can use!

Thank you!

Nice background. Now it has more that crystal flow, Artturer.

Artturer wrote:

SMB3 + YI

Crystal Cave Background

I was inspired to make this background in a screenshot of the @greendan project I hope you like and use in your levels or projects!

Screenshot:

Spoiler: show

Download Here!

Credits:

• Blue Cave by Zephyr
• YI Cave by FireSeraphim

As would M.Bison from the Street Fighter II Cartoon would say: That was Delicious!

The YI cave looks a little blurry and 1x1 pixel-ish compared to the blue cave, so I'd probably recommend you changed it. Otherwise, pretty good combo dude.

Snessy the duck wrote:The YI cave looks a little blurry and 1x1 pixel-ish compared to the blue cave, so I'd probably recommend you changed it. Otherwise, pretty good combo dude.

Thanks! The background I got from YI is from FireSeraphim but I'll try to get another!

tbh, the mixture between a crisp sprite and the blurry YI crystals don't exactly blend well together. The SMB3 cave part kinda pops out and looks like someone cut it out from a piece of paper and glued it onto another image. It was an interesting idea, but it isn't executed very well.