There can't be viruses in tileset files. Seriously. It's not files you can execute
And this thread is just stupid. Closing it.

Sigh.....

Yeah I knew that. Its pretty funny.

Its making their code quite slower. First, it forces vectors to go on the stack. And second, it is assigning the vtable every time it creates or destructs one...

But on the other hand, it makes it super duper easy to recognize vectors and other structures in the stack. Lolol.

At least their compiler inlines the destructor in functions that use vectors....

Ooooh the game icon. That's in the banner.bin file. It contains a 16color palette and graphics. I haven't coded ability to edit it in nsmbe, you can use other tools for it.

WHO THE FUCK BUMPED THIS????
I can't even read the post because my phone hangs from so many nyans.

TRASHITY TRASH
CLOSITY CLOSE

In the ida pro database (nsmb.idb). Its in the uploader and you need ida pro 6.1 to open it

http://nsmbhd.net/file/1Ld0bViSn4GQupj0/wDLqkXv.png

I think the animations are hardcoded by Map16 tile.

Build your tileset so it uses the same Map16 tile IDs as the original castle tileset. And import it in the same slot as the original Castle tileset. And then try again.

 chamsy jaafar: This hack isn't approved due to:
- lack of quality
- using stuff from other hacks without permission
- Not deleting all the stuff in the level before making yours.

Seriously, if you want to get your hack approved, you'll have to try much much harder.

And people, please be more respectful than this

 Arceus, please be careful when quoting. And please link to the post, it's this one: http://nsmbhd.net/post/17417/

That thread was about model *editing*. I have no plans to make a NSBMD *model* editor.

 KingYoshi is asking why files in the player folder can't be double-clicked even if NSMBe supports editing them.

The reason for this is that NSMBe uses the filenames to find out the file type, and these files have nothing about NSBMD or NSBTX.

I'll try to make this better in NSMBe Java: finding out the file type by looking at the file itself. That should work better

Well, they offer different challenges. Nodding and rom hacking are more about reverse engineering and stuff. Creating your own game is easier because you are not limited by anything, but harder because you actually have to make the game yourself. Lol.

I personally like both. It's just different. Rom hacking is fun because you can see the design decisions game authors made, and even learn stuff from it. Game making is fun because you actually get to be creative and make stuff which is cool.

This thread is lol.

And yes, power level has nothing to do with ranks.

We the admins (currently  gridatttack and I (EDIT: And  Arisotura!! Sorry  Arisotura)) decide who we give power, that's it.

lulz

And what we'd use the network for?
All I've ever used Hamachi for is for LAN games over the internet.

...?

You don't. We the admins choose whatever moderators we want. Period.

I Fixed The Annoying Thread Title. Yay.

Also this thread is getting quite interesting

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Lemme explain why I voted Complex and not Extreme:
I'm a programmer, so I know how to code. Learning ASM is just like learning another programming language. Sure, it's way more low level than normal programming languages. That's because it's not designed to be easily read/written by programmers, it's designed to be executed by the CPU. So yeah, learning ASM is one step further from learning C/C++, but it's not a very big step.

So, now you've learned ASM. You know how to read ASM and do modifications to it. Now what? NSMB's code is huge. Megabytes of ASM code, without any comments or function names or variable names. So what do you modify?

That's the big challenge. You have to understand how NSMB works internally to do interesting stuff. And that's no easy task. Most of what we know from the inner workings of NSMB comes from Treeki and his work on NSMB DS and (mostly) NSMBW. And it requires lots of time. Time he's been able to invest in this, and I haven't as much.

(Sure, you can poke around with the RAM search in DeSmuME, find where the amount of lives/coins/whatever is stored in RAM and do lulzy stuff with it (That's what Action Replay code makers do: OMG HAX LOOK 99 LIVES FOREVER). That's not cool.)

So that's why I'm leaving the "Extreme" rank for Ninjifox (and other people...? )

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So, this is how I'd classify the ranks, in order to standarize the votes a bit (It seems everyone's voting according to different criteria)

• Newbie: Umm, where do I download the NSMB ROM? And .NET Framework? Oh, okay, got it. Let's move some objects around and make a hack!
  
  
• Simple: I can make cool new levels, I understand sprites, sprite data, entrances, views, paths and stuff enough to make awesome levels!
  
  
• Regular: Hey look, custom tilesets! And BGs! And graphics My hack looks custom amd pretty.
  
  
• Advanced: Yay, I understand how palettes work, and I can do black magic with them. Multi-palette tilesets, blah blah. I can h3x 3d1t c0d35, 1m 50 31337!
  
  
• Complex: ASM haxx0rz. Nice. I can do interesting short ASM hax0rz. And I dream in h3x c0d35.
  
  
• Extreme: Hey! I know everything about NSMB. I can trash the world map and code my own. I can make custom bosses!
  

Please take these as a guide. These aren't a strict progression or anything. I know it's possible to understand hex stuff without having ever done a multipalette tileset. Meh.

And don't get offended, this is just a poll for fun! You can always LEARN MOAR if you want

Honestly I like the first one better.

Second one looks a bit like

In Spain it's that way too. Spain sucks. Politicians just go blah blah blah and they're really all equally bad. When voting you get to choose who will steal. That's it.

Lol fail.
Will fix now.

Yahoo Answers is stupid, never ever believe what's in there. That particular answer is stupid.

As for that IP visiting your site on localhost at random, that's weird.
Did you have port 80 open on your router so the site is accessible from outside?