I'll probably upload it soon. Is it fine if I don't include the propellers for no reason other than laziness?

Trying to make an NPC that behaves like the Sidehoppers in Super Metroid, but the code doesn't seem to work. It just keeps going through all of it's animation frames, and I don't know why. If it helps, I partially based this off of Enjl's Bearvor NPC in terms of it's grounded state. local hoprng = 1...

Well, the colors can be explained by me simply porting over the original sheet, but honestly I like your colors a lot as well. Not sure if they're entirely SMB1 colors though...

DanatNukem wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 1:49 am

Well, it's okay, i'll waiting for uploading anyway, it's great that we can use this gfx soon. Can you show some screenshots?

Unfortunatly, it's moreso made for SMBX2, especially the sizables.

I actually already did this for SMBX2, though it isn't 100% complete. Should I upload it?

DrLugawi wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:54 pm

Hey what's the tileset and background he's using in the first pic on the post?

Thanks in advance

Going by the Part 1 and 2 downloads, the tileset should be in the New Super Mario Bros. folder, and the background should be in the Metroid Fusion folder.

Not going to do this since I don't know much about LunaLua, but Valtteri previously made an Angry Sun that's not it's own NPC and doesn't work anymore in the archived LunaLua forums. I'm bringing this up since both the Sun and Moon have the same movement patterns.

Just download the most recent beta of SMBX2. It comes with LunaLua pre-installed.

Besides, as far as I'm aware, stand-alone LunaLua has been discontinued.

Why are the Right Mushroom Ends mirrored versions of the left ones?

Decided to port this because why not. Although the slope blocks are replaced, the rest are custom BGOs. Meaning that the only things that are overwritten are four blocks and the conveyor belt NPC. Note that these only work for the most recent SMBX2 Beta (at the time of this writing, Beta PAL). Also,...

You need to put the images in a ZIP file first. Then upload that to a file hosting site.

Other than that, pretty good recolor. Always nice to see Yoshi's Island graphics.

Don't really know what to say, except that I don't watch Sword Art Online and that these might just be generated through the RP Maker MV character generator. Also some of the characters still have white and gray pixels around them. Edit: Also maybe make the title more clear as to what the graphic is...

No offense, but you should probably use the Spriters Resource for SMM1 and SMM2 sprites instead of Mariowiki. This is because of two reasons: 1. It actually does have all the sprites, unlike Mariowiki which doesn't usually upload stuff like full tilesets and player animations. 2. The animated sprite...

Looks good, though the turning animation doesn't look the best and I'm pretty sure the fishing rod is supposed to be longer.

There's a SMB1 Buzzy Beetle in the Community Graphics Pack's old version (parts 1 and 2). Seriously, why does no one notice it nowadays?

As for the graphic itself, I don't really have any opinions on it. Could've been a lot worse of a job though.

Mario Mania wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 18, 2019 3:54 am

Good but I will rather not use it in my Episode.
but I really like this sun, the sun would be good for my episode

So you're saying that you wouldn't want to have potentially lots of graphic options? Also, what sun?

Not being mean, but honestly those graphics look pretty blurry and bad. Do you know how you're resizing them and the art program you're using, by any chance?

You two don't get what I want to do. As in, replace one of the free NPC slots with an identically-behaving Snake Block, with a few attributes changed.

Enjl wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 10, 2019 7:26 pm

Really nice seeing people utilize SMBX2's support for nonstandard sizeable layouts (128x128 instead of 96x96).

Thanks. Though I might want to update the rainbow sizable though since the Codehaus server showed that it's probably better being 96 x 128. Unless that doesn't work of course.