I made an SMBX level idea generator

[Neonlila]

Hey there,

I found another one but it was very much out of date and buggy, so I created my own.
Please note this can't be a substitution for your own creative ideas, but as inspiration, you might as well use this generator for some nice ideas.

http://orteil.dashnet.org/randomgen/?gen=gwAJR32J

Here you go!

Some random examples of level ideas generated by my generator:

• A comfortable and slow paced level set in a pipe filled downtown area. In terms of enemies and powerups, there are chain chomps and a tanookie. You can find a key and a keyhole to unlock a secret exit.
  Your graphics are taking inspiration from modern games.
• A plain weird and horrifying zone set in a lava filled castle featuring a basic storyline. It features beetles and a statue suit.
  Your graphics are inspired by the classic SMB.
• A relaxing and painstakingly fast paced stage set in a haunted boneyard with rising layers of hazards. In terms of enemies and powerups, there are parakoopas and a fire flower..
  Your graphics are inspired by the classic SMB.
• An exciting and sad area set in a scary lagoon with guns. One may meet an evil version of the player character and a billy gun. If you killed all chain chomps of this level, you may unlock a secret exit.
  Your graphics are inspired by the classic SMB.
• A slow paced and Nintendo style level set in a frozen desert. It features skeletons and a fire flower. There is no secret exit in this level.
  Your graphics are inspired by the classic SMB.
  
• An innovative and serious stage set in a realistic underwater area with a lot of spikes. One may meet parakoopas and a trampoline..
  Your graphics are in the popular style of SMB3.
  

[PixelPest]

These don't seem to be very good. For example the first one I got: "An easy and amazingly hard zone set in an electrified desert with guns. The player is confronted with skeletons and a P switch..
Your graphics are taking inspiration from modern games"

[PopYoshi]

A political and scary area set in a realistic forest centred around an NPC escort mission. It has bloopers and a tanookie. In a pipe or a door, you may find a secret exit.
Your graphics are styled after the unusual choice, SMB2.

Not bad, yet I don't know if a blooper may fit well in a forest themed level
However it's just an idea and I think you can change what you want

These don't seem to be very good. For example the first one I got: "An easy and amazingly hard zone set in an electrified desert with guns. The player is confronted with skeletons and a P switch..
Your graphics are taking inspiration from modern games"

You gotta admit this is at least plausible

[FirestarPlays]

Some of the ideas I got were laughably bad, such as:

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A plain weird and political zone set in a spooky village centred around an NPC escort mission. It has Toads and a hammer suit..
Your graphics are inspired by the classic SMB.

A Nintendo style and pretty easy area set in a haunted deep desert centred around different tastes as a theme. You can encounter bloopers and an ice flower..
Your graphics are cartoonish, in the style of SMW.

An open world and story driven zone set in an youth culture inspired tower. You may see snifits and a statue suit. You can find a key and a keyhole to unlock a secret exit.
Your graphics are taken from other franchises.

A political and uplifting bonus level set in a cold desert meant to be beautiful. It has bloopers and a hammer suit..
Your graphics are styled after the unusual choice, SMB2.

A political and open world zone set in a frozen deep desert , scrolling. It has Toads and a hammer suit. If you kill all of the radiation disks, you will find a secret exit.
Your graphics are taking inspiration from modern games.

A joke-filled and uplifting stage set in a night time horror realm with a vanilla boss fight. The player is confronted with nippers and a boomerang suit. If you killed all bloopers of this level, you may unlock a secret exit.
Your graphics are in the popular style of SMB3.

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You get the point, right?