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What smbx feature have you always wanted.
Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.SMBX was always great!
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.GFX Expansion that SMBX-38A does, makes so much convenient.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.I wish there was some secret convoluted way to unlock Samus
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.This may sound a bit interesting but ever since 2018 I always wanted a way to play Battle Game online and from what I remember made like thousand posts on it.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.you could try launching the 1.3 editor and playing the built-in online mode from there, but since that's really janky you'd probably find better luck trying to play using something like parsec provided all the controls are set up correctly. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Enemy & Boss behavior customization. Control over things like whether SMB1 Bowser can spit fireballs and throw hammers, since in the original SMB, Bowser in worlds 1-5 only breathe fire, 6 & 7 only throw hammers & 8 is the only one to do both. But it would be nice to give enemies & bosses hybrid behaviors like Fryguy shooting 4 fireballs overhead like a Lava Lotus, or give Larry Koopa the same Stomp effect as a Sledge Bro., or have Hammer Bros (resprited as Dry Bros.) collapse into a pile of bones & revive just like Dry Bones, etc.
It would make designing custom enemies & bosses a lot more easier & add a wider variety as well. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.everything of each version
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.[quote=deice post_id=393942 time=1658784278 user_id=21102]
[quote=Chanceux2 post_id=393940 time=1658783325 user_id=19504] This may sound a bit interesting but ever since 2018 I always wanted a way to play Battle Game online and from what I remember made like thousand posts on it. [/quote] you [i]could[/i] try launching the 1.3 editor and playing the built-in online mode from there, but since that's really janky you'd probably find better luck trying to play using something like [url="https://parsec.app/features"]parsec[/url] provided all the controls are set up correctly. [/quote] From what I remember 1.3 doesn't even support Battle Game Online anyway |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Map tiles that are thinner or more lenient in terms of design so that I don't have to structure my maps in such weird ways just so something doesn't look bad.
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.This is very interesting to me! In case there is a chance for us to address this in a future SMBX2 version, can you give a concrete example? Perhaps a screenshot comparison of one side being current/bad and then a reference image/edited screenshot of the other side showing your ideal. I think that would be very insightful. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.The platforms had to be bigger and use more tiles so as the hills didn't cut off poorly. The first has a tiny cut off on the bottom left side of the hill. I cannot unsee it and it bugs me to no end. The second image has two hills above the main plain area. They have to be really wide to cover up the path inbetween. The last picture has this problem. I can't halfspace the pathing, so I have to make the platform really wide and it looks kinda awkward sometimes.    Super mario world romhacks are more flexible with their tiling. I got this one off of a simple google search. Notice how much more complex tiling there is. Now im not saying it has to be this extreme, however it would be nice to have more slants and slope options. Also halfspace pathing so I can do 2x2 islands.  |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Thanks for the plentiful examples! I definitely see what you mean. SMW's use of 8x8 tiles to form its larger 16x16 tiles definitely gives a lot more flexibility in design. That's something I definitely want as well.
Currently you can very much combat the issue, albeit a little awkwardly. If you build your map in the editor, then export it as a PNG and edit it in an image editing software, then re-import it as larger chunks and re-build that in the game, you can have a map that looks however you want. There is a guide on it here and it was first used in this map to subtly have more tile colours than ought to be possible. Though even with half-tiling, there's some things that are always gonna be a pain, I suppose. It can for example look really awkward if islands are slanted towards the camera, that is to say if a plateau doesn't have the same height of wall tiles around all its edges facing the screen, like in your second image. Or if the player gets off a plateau westwards/eastwards/northwards by means of anything other than a bridge, like in your third image, because he'd be technically jumping downwards and northwards. I wonder if there is a way to make these things more intuitive as well. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Sweet, thanks man
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.There were lots of things I wanted to be seen in SMBX 2.0 that are in right now, I won't list all of them, but I think the most major one is the snake block which was introduced in Beta 4, a lot of cool levels and mechanics can be made with them.
Here are some things I would like to see in SMBX 2.0 in the future, I know some of these can probably be done by lunalua, but I'll mention them anyway. 1) Wind - I would like to see an option to add wind in levels, and not have the wind only blow players only left and right, but other directions as well. It would also be great if you could customize the graphics of the wind, it could anything like leaves, snow, sand, etc. 2) Mushroom Platforms - Other than the mushroom semi-solids and such, it would be great if there could be different kind of mushroom platforms that act in all sorts of ways such as tilting/leaning, stretching, going up or down when you stand on them, etc. Because the NSMB series was known for having different types of mushroom platforms. 3) Platforms and Terrain that rotate on their axis - I know this wouldn't get added in until the next decade or two, but it would cool if there elements that rotate on their axis such as rolling ground (NSMB Wii), rotating cubes and platforms, etc. 4) Ways to make scripting somewhat easier - I'm not an expert at scripts, but it would be neat if there was a way to make scripts in a somewhat easier way even though it would still be somewhat difficult. I don't know how to describe it, but I suppose something like that is possible. 5) Walljumping - Currently walljumps can only be added in by scripts, though it would be neat if a walljump option does get put into the editor. 6) Purple wall triangles (From SMW and SMA4) - You know those purple wall triangles you run up so you can run up the walls and ceiling? That would an interesting to feature to have, you can use it for all kinds of levels like speedruns and puzzles. 7) Gravity - The gravity I'm talking about here is gravity that can make you stick to the walls or ceiling. Imagine the possibilities of upside-down and sideways levels. |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.I agree with the snake and mushroom platforms. The snake block would be great here because it would be way less limiting then in Mario maker. Making loop able snake blocks like in NSMB2 would give so many great level designs. The mushroom platforms are a very untapped market right now and honestly just those levels in general. Think about it, how many 1-3 levels have such good mushroom platforms and other mechanics (The NSMB spinny launcher thing and also weighted platforms) that just somehow don't get used in Mario editors despite being so perfect for them? |
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Re: What smbx feature have you always wanted.Widescreen and HD Resolution support.
Luckily TheXTech will have this in their next update (1.3.7). |
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