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KingYoshi

Posted on 04-28-15, 02:19 pm

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I have some notes which will may help people who are new at this.

I changed sprite 1 to link to ClassID 238,
and then I set sprite in W1-1 Area 1 to test it.
It didn't work. Then I changed the Spritesets of the level to 5-1 (Bullet Bill/Bomb), and then it worked.
This wasn't (as far as I know) in the tutorial, but I think it's important to know.

So: If you change a sprite to link to a ClassID which is originally used by a sprite from another Spriteset (for example 2-4), you'll STILL have to turn Spriteset 2-4 on. Otherwise the sprite won't be visible in-game.

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Something else:
This is already in tutorial Change ClassID's of Sprites, but to prevent people making this mistake:

Posted by Hiccup

Blooper Baby

Info from: Sharks
Actor No. 146
Sprite Set: 1-4

Sprite Data

00 00 00 00 0T TS*

If you want to change the ClassID of a sprite to, for example: Blooper Baby, don't type '146' in the Hex Editor of NSMBe.
This is the Decimal Value, and you have to type it in the Hex Editor as Hexadecimal Value.
You can use this decimal to hex converter tool.
You'll see: 146 ==> 92.

I hope this information will help.

Hiccup	Posted on 04-28-15, 05:01 pm Hi. Link ID: 43440 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1339/2091 Since: 06-26-11	Yes. Sprite sets should really be called Actor sets. I did put that those numbers were in decimal, and I guessed people would work out that it should be in hex, like the other numbers in the overlay. I will add these things to the first post. Thanks.

KingYoshi

Posted on 05-04-15, 10:43 am

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Posted by Sharks

When SMW meets NSMB !

I changed sprite 1 to link to Class ID 238, but when I set sprite 1 in a level, the Banzai Bill moved to the right. I thought it would work the same as the Bullet Bill sprite, but then the Banzai Bill should have moved to the left instead of to the right.

If you set sprite 55 (Screen edge Bullet Bill spawner) in a level and you choose the option 'Y position: Fires at Mario', the Raw Sprite Data is 00 00 00 00 00 01.

If I change the Raw Sprite Data of sprite 1 to 00 00 00 00 00 01, the Banzai Bill still moves to the right, and not to the left, where Mario is.

What can I do to make Banzai Bill moving left? (or diagonal?)

Hiccup	Posted on 05-04-15, 10:49 am Hi. Link ID: 43549 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1348/2091 Since: 06-26-11	00 00 00 00 00 03 3 is the value for left. 1 is for right.

KingYoshi	Posted on 05-04-15, 10:51 am (rev. 4 by KingYoshi on 05-04-15, 11:06 am) Hi. Link ID: 43550 +0
Fire Brother Eugene Karma: 3646 Posts: 407/1120 Since: 11-29-11	Posted by Hiccup 00 00 00 00 00 03 3 is the value for left. 1 is for right. Thanks, it works now! ~~And the values for diagonal?~~ EDIT: Oh never mind, I just tested some values and found it myself. EDIT2: Hm, weird, those values don't work for sprite 55..

Hiccup	Posted on 05-04-15, 12:01 pm Hi. Link ID: 43552 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1350/2091 Since: 06-26-11	Your welcome. No, no sprite seems to spawn Bullet Bills with those parameters.

Arceus

Posted on 05-04-15, 12:45 pm

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KingYoshi, yeah it doesn't work for sprite 55 but you can actually replace e.g. sprite 2 with the following data and then you can set up bullet bills with directions:

Posted by Hiccup

Bullet Bill
Actor No. 27
Sprite Set: 5-1
To-do: rest of spritedata
Sprite Data
00 00 00 00 00 0D
Nybble 11 - D - Direction: 0=Facing Mario,1=Right,2=Upside-down & right,3=Left,4=down 5=Up,6=Down-left,7=Down-right,8=Up-right,9=Up-left,A=Facing Camera & Still

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KingYoshi	Posted on 08-14-15, 12:19 pm (rev. 3 by KingYoshi on 08-14-15, 02:11 pm) Hi. Link ID: 44642 +0
Fire Brother Eugene Karma: 3646 Posts: 516/1120 Since: 11-29-11	Hiccup, maybe you could post a URL to ELMario's thread in the first post to make this more available for people who don't know much about Class IDs yet, since ELMario's thread isn't very easy to find. Another option could be putting it on the Wiki.

Luigui3060	Posted on 12-10-15, 07:16 pm Hi. Link ID: 45679 +0
Paratroopa Banned Karma: 87 Posts: 3/145 Since: 03-04-13	I have a question How do I get the bills banzai ? is that as the Class id tool have not I get the class id of the bills banzai need to help me or give me a tutorial on how to do thanks

Hiccup

Posted on 12-10-15, 07:30 pm

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Posted by KingYoshi

Hiccup, maybe you could post a URL to ELMario's thread in the first post to make this more available for people who don't know much about Class IDs yet, since ELMario's thread isn't very easy to find. Another option could be putting it on the Wiki.

Done

Posted by Luigui3060

I have a question
How do I get the bills banzai ? is that as the Class id tool have not I get the class id of the bills banzai need to help me or give me a tutorial on how to do thanks

Banzai Bill is actor 238.
There is are links to tutorials in the first post. Class ID Tool doesn't work anymore, I recommend the manual (hex editing) method. Easy once you've got the hang of it, especially if you use a good hex editor.

KingYoshi	Posted on 12-10-15, 07:31 pm Hi. Link ID: 45685 +0
Fire Brother Eugene Karma: 3646 Posts: 576/1120 Since: 11-29-11	Information about what Class IDs are: http://nsmbhd.net/?page=thread&id=670 Tutorial about how to change Class IDs: http://nsmbhd.net/?page=thread&id=449

Luigui3060	Posted on 12-10-15, 07:37 pm Hi. Link ID: 45686 +0
Paratroopa Banned Karma: 87 Posts: 6/145 Since: 03-04-13	thank you

Luigui3060	Posted on 12-11-15, 04:04 pm (rev. 1 by Luigui3060 on 12-11-15, 04:04 pm) Hi. Link ID: 45694 +0
Paratroopa Banned Karma: 87 Posts: 8/145 Since: 03-04-13	in which the sprite is banzai bill

Luigui3060	Posted on 12-12-15, 09:19 pm (rev. 1 by Luigui3060 on 12-12-15, 09:19 pm) Hi. Link ID: 45700 +0
Paratroopa Banned Karma: 87 Posts: 9/145 Since: 03-04-13	Thank you very much for the guides were very helpful to me

MeroMero

Posted on 01-30-16, 09:38 pm (rev. 2 by

MeroMero on 01-31-16, 02:32 pm)

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Bullet Bill
Actor 27
Sprite set: 5-1
Data:
-- -- H- -- -- WD

Nybble 4 - H -, if set, pins the Actor's horizontal position on the same layer than the camera.

Nybble 10 - W - only works if nybble 11 is set to 1, still needs testing.

Nybble 11 - D - is the direction, already documented.

Fireball
Actor 78
Sprite set: 16-2
Data:
-- -- T- -A AA AM

Nybble 4 - T -, if nybble 11 is set to 0, controls the intensity of the fireball.
0: Leaves several sparks behind.
1: Leaves a little trail behind.
2: Doesn't leave any trail.

Nybbles 7-10 - AAAA -, if nybble 11 is set to 3, control the firing angle according to the unit circle.
To get the value in radians, apply the formula AAAA×π/32768, considering the circle rotates counterclockwise and starts from the right.
To get the value in degrees, apply the formula [450-(AAAA×45/8192)] mod 360, considering the circle rotates clockwise and starts from the top.
Noticeable values:
0×0000: Right
0×2000: Up-Right
0×4000: Up
0×6000: Up-Left
0×8000: Left
0×A000: Down-Left
0×C000: Down
0×E000: Down-Right

Nybble 11 - M - allows you to choose between mode 0 and mode 3.

Each instance of Actor 78 loads one Fireball, thus multiple fireballs can be loaded at the same time.
Cannot be loaded more than once without changing View.

Thunder
Actor 97
No need for manual input.

Flame Chomp
Actor 108
No need for manual input.

Snowball
Actor 156
No need for manual input.

Defunct Actor 229 (Some sort of platform judging by the data? Maybe uses puyo_lift.nsbtx as a texture?)
Actor 229 - Sprite 125
Sprite set: 8-4
Data:
II JJ KL H- -- --
Alas it seems that this sprite is impossible to load, but that doesn't mean it is devoid of data.

Nybbles 2-3 - JJ - are probably the Trigger ID 1?
Data supports the presence of Triggers ID, so most likely.

Nybbles 0-1 - II - are probably the Trigger ID 2?
Data supports the presence of Triggers ID, so most likely.

Nybble 4 - K - is probably the Trigger ID Check?
AND R1, R1, #1
Nybble 4 is stored in R1.
Basically if R1 is even, then R1 AND 1 = 0, else if odd R1 AND 1 = 1.
Trigger ID Check's code is exactly this, it gives credence to Nybble 4 being indeed the Trigger ID Check.

Nybble 5 - L - is probably the length by the looks of it?
If lower than 1, make it 1.
If higher than 4, make it 4.

Nybble 6 - H - is probably the height by the looks of it?
If lower than 1, make it 1.
If higher than 3, make it 3.

Banzai Bill
Actor 238
Sprite set: 5-1
Data:
-- -- H- -- -- WD

Nybble 4 - H -, if set, pins the Actor's horizontal position on the same layer than the camera.

Nybble 10 - W - only works if nybble 11 is set to 1, still needs testing.

Nybble 11 - D - is the direction, already documented.

Bill Blaster
Actor 248 - Sprite 27
Sprite set: 5-1
Data:
-- -- -- -- WD HU

Nybble 8 - W - was used by Nintendo devs, somehow as a copy of Nybble 10, but is apparently never called at all, needs testing.

Nybble 11 - U - is stored by the game for ulterior use but seems to never be called, still needs testing.

Banzai Bill Cannon
Actor 249 - Sprite 255
Sprite set: 5-1
Data:
-- -- -- -- -D -U

Nybble 11 - U - is stored by the game for ulterior use but seems to never be called, still needs testing.

Note on nybbles 0 to 3:
Those 4 nybbles are stored separately from the rest of the data, as such I came to the conclusion that if any of those nybbles are used, they will ALWAYS be identified as one category of Trigger ID.

Hiccup	Posted on 01-31-16, 12:23 pm Hi. Link ID: 46126 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1541/2091 Since: 06-26-11	Interesting research! I've added the actors without sprites to the first post, could you add the sprites to the spritedb? If you don't want to do it, say so - and I will.

MeroMero	Posted on 01-31-16, 02:16 pm (rev. 1 by MeroMero on 01-31-16, 02:33 pm) Hi. Link ID: 46127 +1
Death by cuteness Karma: 6564 Posts: 339/598 Since: 05-01-13	Knock yourself out, I don't have much interest in the sprite database nowadays. If the sprite database was changed to a class database, which by all rights should be the logical choice now, then maybe it will spark my interest again, maybe. EDIT: Fireball Actor updated.

Hiccup	Posted on 01-31-16, 04:06 pm Hi. Link ID: 46128 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1542/2091 Since: 06-26-11	Updated first post for ones with no sprite and added ones with sprite to appropriate sprite's notes box. I'll probably add it to the fields when I next go over the spritedb changes.

MeroMero

Posted on 01-31-16, 04:45 pm

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See

Hiccup, this is why you shouldn't be so hasty when C/Ping another post. :/

Posted by Sharks

Nybble 11 - D - is the direction, already documented.

This was to be used in conjunction with your data, but now that you've wiped it out…

Nothing a Google cache can't find thankfully.

todo:
- try the unknown ones again, and put related sprites on the same screen, as this can make some things spawn, that wouldn't spawn otherwise
- use ELMario's sprite info printer!
-- Actor numbers need to be in hex, and formatted in a way I can't describe (and have mostly forgotten).
-- You still need to enable the correct sprite set/s (they should really be called actor sets ).

Numbers are in decimal. Information from my table. Which in turn is from various documents by people (e.g Dirbaio, ELMario), and some original research by me and Sharks (the latter being posted in this thread). These were tested using ELMario's sprite-to-actor association changing tutorial. Explainations of Actors (aka Class IDs): http://nsmbhd.net/thread/670-classids-sprites-correlation/#8168 http://nsmbhd.net/thread/2964-a-question-of-class/ and http://nsmbhd.net/thread/670-classids-sprites-correlation/#8168.

Item handler
Actor No. 31
Sprite Set: None
To-do: rest of spritedata
Sprite Data
Understand spritedata
The interactions between nybbles seems to be quite confusing, like the Self-activating brick/block, so I am just going to list all combinations of spritedata, and the results. These have been tested in desmume.

00 00 AA 00 00 00
As super+ - Fire Flower, does not move, 1:1 with sprite position, does not animate, cannot be collected
00 00 AA FF FF FF,00 55 EE 5F 5F 0E,CC CC CC CC CC CC,EE EE EE EE EE EE
As super+ - Super Mushroom, inventory-like spawn from top of screen, no sound, goes left after touching top of ground
AA AA AA AA AA AA
As super+ - Used Block, non-solid, one block right from spr pos, makes sound, spawns what looks like nothing,
00 00 AA FF FF 0A
As super+ - Used Block, non-solid, one block right from spr pos, makes sound, spawns vine, item spawns down

Bullet Bill
Actor No. 27
Sprite Set: 5-1
To-do: rest of spritedata
Sprite Data
00 00 00 00 00 0D
Nybble 11 - D - Direction: 0=Facing Mario,1=Right,2=Upside-down & right,3=Left,4=down 5=Up,6=Down-left,7=Down-right,8=Up-right,9=Up-left,A=Facing Camera & Still

Snow Spike snowball
Actor No. 156
Sprite Set: 6-7
Sprite Data
It appears small. Cannot get it to roll, but does have basic physics. Cannot find nybble for movement or size.

Swelling pipe cork
Actor No. 203
Sprite Set: 3-4
Sprite Data
It does not pop at any point. Could be used as some sort of decoration or platform.

Swelling pipe pump
Actor No. 205
Sprite Set: 3-4
Sprite Data
It does not fly up at any point. Could be used as some sort sort of decoration or platform. Appears in front of Pipes.

Lakithunder lightning sound?
Actor No. 97
Sprite Set: 16-6
Todo: test in W7-Castle A2)
Sprite Data
Shakes the screen and plays Lakithunder's lightning sound when spawned. Could be used as effect in auto-scroll level, or any level if used with a spawner. No apparent sprite data.

Flame Chomp
Actor No. 108
Sprite Set: 4-5
Sprite Data
An enemy spawned by the Flame Chomp Spawner. Could be used if you don't want a Flame Chomp that does not respawn when the player is in a certain zone. No apparent sprite data.

Flame Chomp fire
Actor No. 109
Sprite Set: 4-5
Sprite Data
Spawned by the Flame Chomp. No apparent sprite data.

Skeeter bomb
Actor No. 122
Sprite Set: 2-4
Sprite Data
Spawned by the Skeeter. Disappears after spawning if not in water. No apparent sprite data.

Raining Debris erruption from volcano
Actor No. 121
Sprite Set: None?
Sprite Data
Spawned by... something. Could be used in auto-scroll levels for more controlled erruptions, or with a spawner? No apparent sprite data.

Unknown Camera? Actor 236
Actor No. 236
Sprite Set: None?
Todo: test behaviour and sprite data
Sprite Data
Unknown purpose or usage. Unknown if has sprite data.

Banzai Bill

Actor No. 238
Sprite Set: 5-1
Sprite Data
Could be used for spawning Banzai Bills at different intervals to the Banzai Bill Launcher, and for spawning differently directional Banzai Bills. Same spritedata as Bullet Bill.

Unknown Spin Block Actor 255
Actor No. 255
Sprite Set: None
Sprite Data
Appears as a Spin Block, when a Spin Block is present. Unknown purpose or usage. Same spritedata as Spin Block.

Unknown Spin Block Actor 256
Actor No. 256
Sprite Set: None
Sprite Data
Appears as a Spin Block, when a Spin Block is present. Unknown purpose or usage. Same spritedata as Spin Block.

Some kind of pipe
Actor No. 267
Sprite Set: None?
Sprite Data
Unknown purpose or usage. Green 3 blocks tall pipe. Cannot be entered. Appears a block or two away
from placed position. Cannot be destroyed by Mega Mario. Could be used for decoration purposes when tiles are not suitable.

Blooper Baby

Info from: Sharks
Actor No. 146
Sprite Set: 1-4
Sprite Data

00 00 00 00 0T TS*

It appears as a fully grown Blooper, used as a complement for Actors 144 and 145.
Spawn only if at least one of Actors 143, 144 or 145 is present in immediate vicinity.
Will spawn even if the 3 aforementioned actors need an Input ID to appear (in the same fashion as sprites 169 and 171, as I forgot to precise earlier).
Doesn't have an Input ID on its own.

nybble 11 - S - Spawning direction:
0: clockwise spiral from right
1: clockwise spiral from bottom
2: clockwise spiral from left
3: clockwise spiral from top
Applies a modulo 4.

nybbles 9-10 - T - Time frame:
01: stays for 1 frame
02: 2 frames
…
FE: 254 frames
FF: 255 frames
00 (default) : 256 frames

Beginning frame formula is 256-TT.
Vanishing will begin at TT-48 frames (Signed, so it takes into account negatives).
Blooper Baby's vanishing is a sequence of 12 consecutive events consisting of 2 visible frames followed by 2 invisible frames, for a total of 48 frames.

Hiccup	Posted on 01-31-16, 05:27 pm Hi. Link ID: 46133 +0
Birdo Karma: 2754 Posts: 1543/2091 Since: 06-26-11	Thanks. I've restored it. I'm kinda busy right now, so for now, people will have to see your post for the extra info.

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