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Is there a way to change the font of the points and lives in game?

I think this should be in the help and support forum

Also it's possible to do it with Lunalua, but how exactly? well, better wait for the answer of a Lunalua user...

WhatDoYouThinks wrote:Is there a way to change the font of the points and lives in game?

ok! thanks

Is there a way to change the font of the points and lives in game?

These are the font files. Make sure you have SMBX2 Beta 3 for this, because the "hardcoded" folder was added only there.

These are the font files. Make sure you have SMBX2 Beta 3 for this, because the "hardcoded" folder was added only there.[/quote]

So it is univable in any other versions of SMBX.

Correct. You need SMBX2 for this.

There are a few episodes (e.g. Lowser's Conquest) that change the game's environment and use a modified version which needs to be downloaded separately.

Other than custom graphics, you can't overwrite the font just by putting alternate gfx files in your levels / worlds folder. You'd have to overwrite them directly, meaning they would change permanently for all other episodes too.

Cedur wrote:There are a few episodes (e.g. Lowser's Conquest) that change the game's environment and use a modified version which needs to be downloaded separately.

Other than custom graphics, you can't overwrite the font just by putting alternate gfx files in your levels / worlds folder. You'd have to overwrite them directly, meaning they would change permanently for all other episodes too.

This is entirely not true.

This was the case back in 1.3, but doesn't apply to SMBX2. You can use custom graphics for all of this with the newer versions.

There font under data->graphics->hardcoded. Change them the same way you would normal custom graphics like blocks.

Hoeloe wrote:

Cedur wrote:There are a few episodes (e.g. Lowser's Conquest) that change the game's environment and use a modified version which needs to be downloaded separately.

Other than custom graphics, you can't overwrite the font just by putting alternate gfx files in your levels / worlds folder. You'd have to overwrite them directly, meaning they would change permanently for all other episodes too.

This is entirely not true.

This was the case back in 1.3, but doesn't apply to SMBX2. You can use custom graphics for all of this with the newer versions.

Lowser's Conquest, as I understand it, also uses SMBXpanded. Hmm, what if we had some sort of SMBXpanded compatibility package...

How do you change those fonts then? Is it as simple as replacing the graphics?

Yes indeed... you can try them to check them out!

Hoeloe wrote:This is entirely not true.

This was the case back in 1.3, but doesn't apply to SMBX2. You can use custom graphics for all of this with the newer versions.

I wasn't referring to SMBX2, thanks for the enlightenment.

In SMBX 2.0, its easy, as the Font for the Text is in the Hardcoded area in SMBX's Graphics folder, As for SMBX 1.3.0.1 or 38A, i think you would need LunaLUA to adjust it,

OlieGamerTV wrote:In SMBX 2.0, its easy, as the Font for the Text is in the Hardcoded area in SMBX's Graphics folder, As for SMBX 1.3.0.1 or 38A, i think you would need LunaLUA to adjust it,

Wait... I didn't know SMBX 38A needs LunaLua for forts? o_0

MarioRPGExpert93 wrote:

OlieGamerTV wrote:In SMBX 2.0, its easy, as the Font for the Text is in the Hardcoded area in SMBX's Graphics folder, As for SMBX 1.3.0.1 or 38A, i think you would need LunaLUA to adjust it,

Wait... I didn't know SMBX 38A needs LunaLua for forts? o_0

SMBX 38A does not support LunaLua and never will. It's actually not even really SMBX, it's a separate engine that looks a bit like it.

Hoeloe wrote:

MarioRPGExpert93 wrote:

OlieGamerTV wrote:In SMBX 2.0, its easy, as the Font for the Text is in the Hardcoded area in SMBX's Graphics folder, As for SMBX 1.3.0.1 or 38A, i think you would need LunaLUA to adjust it,

Wait... I didn't know SMBX 38A needs LunaLua for forts? o_0

SMBX 38A does not support LunaLua and never will. It's actually not even really SMBX, it's a separate engine that looks a bit like it.

sorry, i have used so much of 1.3.0.1 ans 2.0 that i assumed 38A would too, thanks for the correction

There's no LunaLua in 1.3.0.1 either. It's just in 2.0 and an unofficial version called 1.3.0.2 (which you shouldn't use, since 2.0 is that plus more).

HenryRichard wrote:There's no LunaLua in 1.3.0.1 either. It's just in 2.0 and an unofficial version called 1.3.0.2 (which you shouldn't use, since 2.0 is that plus more).

welp, i give up, im just gonna hang with SMBX 2.0 and my LunaLua and LunaDLL (dont ask why)