...er.

Added patch #16, which's probably entirely useless for anyone who doesn't have my specific purpose for it.

Added patches #17, #18 and three misc ones, all courtesy of Sharks.

"1-up from red coins if Player is mini"

Skawo, maybe you could find out how this red coin item thing works, so that we'll be able to choose other items than Super Mushroom and 1-Up

That'd be more complicated.

Would it? Maybe it works the same as the 'secret world required power-up' thing. For example: 00=Mushroom; 01=Flower; 02=1-Up; 03=Shell etc.

But it would have to detect sprite data...

Added another Sharks-made patch.

Added patch #19

Sinking Snow Pile (Sprite 274) works when length is 0

Decompress overlay 116.
Go to offset 0×A63 (US) 0×9BF (EU).
Change 9A into DA.

Download link updated in the footer.
Anyone is free to use this ROM Hack as a base.

If somehow you were working on a non-European version of NSMB and still want to use all the modifications done on the code, know that NSMBeditor allows you to extract and replace whole folders, and if you click replace, every destination file within that folder whose name matches that of the source file will get replaced.
This comes handy if you want to export all your work on a European version of NSMB.

Next thing to come from me won't be an ASM Hack but a tutorial on how to learn and master the "Background Sharing Method".

Sereously, this is amazing

Just wondering how that works (especialy how you do it in the editor).
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Lol, that seems like my ripped NSMBWii Desert BG.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj5LaZszQe0
And?
I already heard you the first time.




Hmm… about time I spill the beans.
What I did is that I repurposed the Sprite 93 (Arrow signboard), which benefits my hack since the arrow signs were implemented in the jyotyu tileset.
I also created a new folder, called zyajirusi, which contains for now 32 files:
_4 top pipes,
_4 bottom pipes,
_4 left pipes,
_4 right pipes,
_8 horizontal pipes,
_7 vertical pipes,
_and 1 pipe joint.

But I will upgrade the pipes by adding 1 file to bring the total to 33 files, and:
_exporting the pipe joint to file 33,
_replace the 4 duplicates horizontal pipes by 4 joint pipes (horizontal in front),
_replace the 3 duplicates vertical pipes and the duplicate pipe joint by 4 joint pipes (vertical in front).

On top of that Sprite 93 is really nice since it also have a parameter to scale down the textures (hence the mini-pipes with exclusive colors).

Since that sprite doesn't have a collision on its own, I have to make the tileset behavior corresponding to the pipes for each category 1 tileset where I plan to use the pipes.
Due to that limitation, those "pipes" are set to be unbreakable.

But there were 2 slight problems:
_the first is that actually the textures of Actor 77 are actually rendered at ×1.125² of their expected size.
This was easily rectified by changing a MOV R0,#0×900 (09 0C A0 E3) into MOV R0,#0×800 (08 0C A0 E3)
and a MOV R0,#0×1200 (12 0C A0 E3) into MOV R0,#0×1000 (10 0C A0 E3) in overlay 12.
_the second is that once you clear a level the majority of the sprites are destroyed, including Sprite 93 (Actor 77).
The game first assigns the value 0×107 to R2 (on EUR version at least), and then that value is changed into 1 or 0 for the Actors that shouldn't be destroyed.
What happens afterwards is that the value is ANDed with 0×100 and if the result is not equal to 0, then the sprite is destroyed.
So I fixed this by doing an ASM hack that reads a list of 326 bits, and if the bit corresponding to the Actor is 1, then the value 0×107 is changed into 0×1.
Since this ASM hack is read before the special cases, Actors that weren't destroyed to begin with won't get destroyed regardless of their bit value.

Can you post a list of which sprites are destroyed by the flagpole (and other things, if you know them)?

Yes, but that comment was on YouTube. I post this comment again here, because you're posting something that contains my ripped background here.

If I wouldn't post this, it would seem like you are the one who made that bg, since you haven't credited me for ripping it. The same with the YouTube video.

How about no.
It shouldn't be a privilege for KingYoshi to get credits for his OWN work that he posted in the resources forum.
It's even in the official rules that anyone can use resources like KingYoshi's BG, but that they are obliged of giving the uploader the credits in any situation.
KingYoshi shouldn't even have to ask for credits, since that's his full right, and MeroMero should have done that from the very moment when he implemented KingYoshi's BG in his hack.
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