I made an SMBX level idea generator
Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2018 10:37 am
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I found another one but it was very much out of date and buggy, so I created my own.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:
I found another one but it was very much out of date and buggy, so I created my own.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.