'Can you implement magic in the editor. plz.'

LOL. Why not give up already?

Hello everyone.


Here is the new thread of New Super Mario Bros.™ 4.5 The Big Lands of The Mushroom Kingdom.

 Dirbaio said: "This game is unoriginal and "NSMB 4.5" is a too short and boring name."

So now, this game is NSMB4.5 The Big Lands of The Mushroom Kingdom.
Not only NSMB 4.5.

So, here are the screenshots.



I can't make videos. But supertyrusland23 accepted to be the official video maker.





Enjoy this game!

(And have a look to the credits, I edited them)


If there is bugs/ problems, please report them.


(theses two NSMB 4.5 logo are by  P-Wing)


(Please do not quote this post, I could change it sometimes.)

If you dislike something, please report it in this thread.


And if you play this game, please have a real NSMB card.


EDIT:

skawo your hack is lowering everyone's iq

 Dirbaio,

I would like to make NSMB play WAVs, asm way, since sseq and stuff are very limited and since I would like to insert some music in-games without to use a midi, because I wants to keep the sounds as it is in the WAV file.

So, could you tell us more about how to insert WAVs in NSMB using ASM? I wonders how this works (and some other people probably does too).


About the posts below.. just ignore them.

How. HOW.

Do we have a new shitjoking master here?

I finally found some use for them.

Stapul, you casually insulted every brick in the world.

>take down hacks


yyup. skawo is a dictator working with staple in order to eliminate all hacks using thier precious copyrighted NEWER DS ENGINE

he has the power to nuke any hack on sight.

Hi! Some of you may have noticed I've been on the board a lot within the past month or so.

This is because I am currently in the process of crawling all threads and centralizing the info I can find in a thorough, easy-to-digest package. Right now all I have is a myriad of text files that I will later post as threads. Some are huge, some are stubs.

There's notably going to be a lot of beginner-friendly guides on how to do just about anything (outside of ASM), along with what to watch out for, etc.
Looking at old threads made by users who struggle to understand how NSMBe or modding works can teach you a lot- some expect it to be as simple as making a level in Mario maker, and it's up to us to teach them that modding is not like that. NSMB may be flexible, but it wasn't meant to be modded. There will be crashes, there will be weird stuff, and there will be a lot of troubleshooting.
(Also- if you see threads move from one forum to another, that's because I am sorting threads as I go)

Crawling the board is only part of the picture, though. I'm also testing just about anything I can think of in an effort to document everything in an organized manner. I am preparing a lot of threads that reference one-another, therefore I will likely be releasing most threads all at once. There will be a lot of illustrations to make them easy to follow along. _{They can be converted into wiki pages if you wish, but I'd rather make them threads for a few reasons.}


Here's a non-exhaustive list of what I will be covering, in no particular order:

-Overview of how to run NSMBe (level editor, understanding the UI, level design guidelines, graphical editor, file handling, patching...)
-Troubleshooting methods (e.g. delete everything in a level until it starts working again)
-Basic tutorial on editing DS metadata
-Graphic editing (explain indexed palettes)
-Tips and tricks
-Tile behaviors (comprehensive)
-Jyotyu (I've listed all objects and all of their known quirks with extensive trivia)
-Blue coin palette
-Template setups (provided as NSMBeClips)
-NSMBe to CoinKiller clip converter (that one guy who's making a NSMB2 remake, this is for you)
-How to edit demo_castle like a level
-How to not perish
-Community remix retrospective
-Sprites (comprehensive)
-Sound sets
-Music hacking tidbits
-List of all graphical files and their respective uses (interactive)
-Slope control guide
-Tileset/background compatibility (comprehensive)
-Level hex recap
-External resources loaded by tilesets and backgrounds (NCG animations, NSBTX files)
-NSMBe gripes (5.1 abandoned features, 5.2 jank, 5.4 changes) and suggestions


All of this takes time to test out, document, illustrate and then convert into threads. I want to be thorough, why is why I plan to keep working on most of this alone as it gives me more control and agency. I am only one person however, hence it would only make sense to recruit people who are interested in this documentation effort.

For example, testing out tile behaviors is a very monotone endeavor (that could very well be automated) which could easily be worked on by several people at once with little risk of overlap.


Please reply if interested.

I don't think...



About this... Is karma really useful? If the answer is no, I think karma could be repaced by popularity.

If karma ever gets repaced by popularity, I will most probably vote for  Dirbaio and  gridatttack.

Stop talking about +1s you make people +1

Saving this forever. (for the lulz)