New Mario Maker has been released: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/753049043 - Playing: Move around - [WASD / Arrows] Run - [Space] Crouch - [Down Arrow] Throw Fireball - [Space] - Building: Placement - [Click] Move around - [WASD / Arrows] Test Mode - [E] Select Item - [Scroll Wheel / Click it] Pen / Erase tool - [F] Move around faster - [Space] Click the flag twice, the game forces this by stopping and showing a black screen if you don't. You can share and find level codes in this forum: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/430445/ Do not use it to chat, post ads or tell people to play your level. If people want to play it, they can. Due to this game being efficiently coded, the file size of it is very low. If it takes long to load, don't complain, it's just your internet.
Sources Below. Advertise in studios, not comments. Lag is dependent on how much is on-screen. Enjoy. You can share and find level codes in this forum: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/430445/ Do not use it to chat, post ads or tell people to play your level. If people want to play it, they can. This won't be updated, I haven't really got much motivation atm and I'm not gonna force myself, the game has a bunch of content anyway. Originally, the game was just gonna be a collection of levels and then I would make a Maker as a separate game after, but I thought having both a bunch of levels and a full maker would be pretty cool so here we are. The game lags if you don't click the flag twice, so the game now forces you to click it twice because a full-screen warning, like in KD3, just gets ignored. Level 1 is a remake of 1-1. Level 2 is a remake of 1-2. Level 3 is a remake of 1-4. Level 4 is a remake of 2-2. Level 5 is a remake of 5-1. Level 6 is a remake of 8-2. Level 7 is a remake of 5-2. Level 8 is a remake of 4-2. Level 9 is a remake of 2-1. Level 10 is a remake of 3-4. Some tips for making levels: 1) Don't try and use everything in one level, give yourself a palette of about 5 different things and use them in interesting ways, or use them in progressively more challenging ways. This helps give your level a consistent theme, and doesn't overwhelm the player. 2) The Underground area (not theme) is laggier than the Overworld area. So give the Overworld area the primary theme of the level, then give the Underground area the secondary theme. You can see this working in Level 2. 3) Avoid using too many interactable blocks or enemies in one area as they are all clones which can lag the game, which can make it unplayable. Spread them out so not many are on screen at once. Credit to Nintendo for making Super Mario Bros. All Sprites: https://www.spriters-resource.com/nes/supermariobros/ All Music: https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/super-mario-bros and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd4rjveeSJo All Sounds: https://themushroomkingdom.net/media/smb/wav Tags:
