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I have a list of suggestions for someone making a script using LunaLua in SMBX2 beta 4 patch 2 hotfix or higher:

- Frog suit (SMB3)
- Propeller mushroom (NSMBW)
- Penguin suit (NSMBW)
- Mini Mushroom (NSMBDS)
- Blue Shell (NSMBDS)
- Wind (SMB2J, SMB: The Lost Levels)
- Cape feather (SMW, a version of the cape feather script in beta 4 doesn't exist)
- Super Koopas (SMW, beach koopas with capes)
- Hefty Shoe (NSMBX v1.0 has the hefty shoe, which is a yellow colored SMB3 shoe)
- Goomba in a hefty shoe
- SMB2 Mushroom (SMM2, Super Mario Maker 2)

A lot of this stuff is pretty much powerups, I still don't get why everyone likes so much having powerups, but anyways, MDA already made penguin suit, unreleased though

- Super Koopas: seems interesting to do actually
- Hefty Shoe: iirc, mounts are in the same situation as basegame powerups, we can't natively make powerups because the amount of powerups is capped to 8 I think, and the 8th powerup is unfinished and buggy, and mounts are in a similar situation, might come for full version, and I don't know how workaroundy a lua script should be to create the shoe
- Goomba in shoe: well, if we can't make the shoe there's no goomba
- SMB2 Mushroom: uhh, like, again a powerup, but its a bit special, there are already SMB2 enemies, I don't remember if we can modify all of redigit's NPCs to make them grabtop and playerblocktop, but it shouldnt be more than that.

truly, hefty is my favourite mario enemy.

i actually have thwomp's shoe already in my test level. the only thing it needs is, as CJ said, proper basegame support. currently, world maps crash when wearing it.

Wind can be easily created using some simple code, unless you're referring to it being a basegame feature that can be set by the editor.

Not sure why everyone needs more power ups. The game as is with just the normal power ups still allows you to do a lot.

Core has actually made a yellow shoe in SMBX2. Though I guess she never tested it on the world map.

vitzie629 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 13, 2020 2:29 pm

- Wind (SMB2J, SMB: The Lost Levels)

WHY?!

*Lost Levels Flashback intensify*

8lue Storm wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 13, 2020 3:24 pm

Wind can be easily created using some simple code, unless you're referring to it being a basegame feature that can be set by the editor.

Indeed it’s simple, but janky, so pretty much we have two options for wind:
Modifying player.speedX/Y, which is janky due to redigits code, like not being able to jump while getting some sort of vertical wind, really weird and slow walking when you go into the opposite direction to the wind, not moving while being on ground probably due to some speed cap, and anyways the speed cap so the player can’t go faster by the wind.

And then we have using player.x/y, which is really troublesome because of clipping stuff, iirc you would have to program a custom collision system or something.

I know about this because I have been coding a player pushing library which could help with water currents, waterfalls, quicksand that is quick for real, and of course wind, and it’s really janky

CJ_RLushi wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 14, 2020 12:56 am

8lue Storm wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 13, 2020 3:24 pm

Wind can be easily created using some simple code, unless you're referring to it being a basegame feature that can be set by the editor.

Indeed it’s simple, but janky, so pretty much we have two options for wind:
Modifying player.speedX/Y, which is janky due to redigits code, like not being able to jump while getting some sort of vertical wind, really weird and slow walking when you go into the opposite direction to the wind, not moving while being on ground probably due to some speed cap, and anyways the speed cap so the player can’t go faster by the wind.

And then we have using player.x/y, which is really troublesome because of clipping stuff, iirc you would have to program a custom collision system or something.

I know about this because I have been coding a player pushing library which could help with water currents, waterfalls, quicksand that is quick for real, and of course wind, and it’s really janky

You can set the player's max walkspeed, max runspeed, max jumpspeed and gravity values depending on the direction, speed and pressed key to simulate resisting to the wind.

8lue Storm wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 15, 2020 1:09 pm

You can set the player's max walkspeed, max runspeed, max jumpspeed and gravity values depending on the direction, speed and pressed key to simulate resisting to the wind.

That sounds even more janky haha

Enjl wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 15, 2020 1:37 pm

8lue Storm wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 15, 2020 1:09 pm

You can set the player's max walkspeed, max runspeed, max jumpspeed and gravity values depending on the direction, speed and pressed key to simulate resisting to the wind.

That sounds even more janky haha

I've done it before o-o

Yeah I get it, but that kills any multiplayer compatibility, also I still don't know how that would fix the jump problem (Which is caused because redigit checks Location.SpeedY being 0 to jump)