Sprites 198 and 199.

It would be, sure. Just add a hook there and change the videoStart() and wavPlayer::playFile() functions to take an int FileID instead of it being hardcoded.

Uh oh. It appears my, uh, ASM Patch Template-compiled hacks interfere with it :l

This is normal, I think the Overlay 0 file actually contains the sub nohara palette or something like that, so it has to decompress it by default.

'ts not that bad 'ctually! I have none, y'know.

Fixed image.

Well, did your intro work? ~11000 frames does seem like it mightn't.

Huh. Which version of Devkit Pro did you install?

Place a tiny zone inside the pipe and then use the Zone Activated Event Controller (Sprite 168)

Edit the for loop in PlayOutIntro() function.

No, I don't think so, it just sometimes refuses to work past a certain point for no reason. Likely because the code is hacked together incorrectly; some things wouldn't work like expected, etc.

If I feel bored enough one time, I'll try to do one that's kind of like SMG's; images you can forward by pressing A.



I wonder; would this funky stuff be, perhaps, that command line doesn't seem to recognize any of the in-built commands unless in admin mode? I've had that happen myself, you have to add "%SystemRoot%\system32" to the PATH enviroment variable to fix it, as it seems the latest Devkit Pro clears it for some reason.

No, I've already tried that, unfortunately. The game just resets when you try to move, then.

The ghosty theme is from Newer Wii.

The Skeeter issue has already been adressed. As for the 5-4 length, I think it's more of the fact the other levels are longer than your usual NSMBDS level, while that one is more in line with the retail. I don't know what I could add to it that wouldn't just be generic fluff, so eh.

A zone-activated event and then it's all in the settings?

I don't think that's the entirety of what he meant.

I think he's trying to say that the graphics in the actual tileset show up before the animated sequence is shown; thus, this suggestion:



must be taken with that in mind.

Eh, not really, to be honest; if I really wanted to, I could have them there. No real point, though.

Yes, yes and no.

I'd be thankful, but I'll feel really bad if it doesn't work again :l

Sorry, bud, but no :l

On the topic of codes, however, they do also stop functioning - well, some of them -- after my ASM is applied. So there's that. Applying the template moves something.

Maybe you should remake your code so that it can be compiled in with the template :E

Lolbump!

...But seemingly, there's exceptions to the rule. Going from 5-1 to ANYWHERE with a different music set won't work. Meanwhile, going from 5-1 to somewhere with the same music won't restart it, even if it's not the first area of a level.

groans
It annoyed me, since I wanted a sekrit area in 5-1.