wanderingprostheyltite
Member
Re posting for new page, what's the bottom most row of unlockables and how do you get them? It says I have everything unlocked but there's a whole other row blank at the bottom.
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Super Mario Maker |OT| Miyamoto Simulator 2015
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thecouncil
Banned
Yeah, definitely!
Also, sometimes you throw the springs to get them into the position you want, but I think you can crouch and drop them so they sit right in front of you. It's easier to place them that way. I've been trying to figure out Twitch chat to tell you this, but I'm not seeing any chat option even when signed in.
GustyGardens
Banned
That's basically a bookmark toolbar. You can drag your most used tools to that section, so that you have access to them easily, without having to bring up the menu.
Battle Born
Member
These are the courses I've made so far:
- Upside Down: 73CB-0000-0014-9CD9
The first level I made was Upside Down. I had what I thought was a great idea but I don't think I executed it as well as I hoped. - The Cave of Illusions: D323-0000-0015-7277
This my favorite so far. It was just as fun to make as it is to play it. - Bowser's Underwater Invasion: A671-0000-0015-EE5BI didn't have a clear idea of what I wanted to achieve with this level when I started but I received a truck delivery that improved the layout.
FunkyDealer
Banned
Those physical copies look sweet, I should look for one tomorrow.
Goomba Nightmare
ID: 3A57-0000-0016-8AC7
I made a level that most Mario Maker players hate. It's long an a little challenging. It looks harder than it actually is, because you get plenty of mushrooms. There are also shortcuts, so be on the lookout for those.
I'd appreciate any feedback. In fact, I'll play anyone's level and give feedback in return!
ID: 3A57-0000-0016-8AC7
I made a level that most Mario Maker players hate. It's long an a little challenging. It looks harder than it actually is, because you get plenty of mushrooms. There are also shortcuts, so be on the lookout for those.
I'd appreciate any feedback. In fact, I'll play anyone's level and give feedback in return!
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
OH cool thx.
First one is easy so no idea why people are dying?
Second one seems much more difficult but you have a higher completion percentage? Really like this one though. The rhythm of the bullet bills works nicely
How did you do the ledges at the start where you can jump up? In the editor they are showing as big background blocks, but I can't see them in the parts list - only one with vertical columns
DanteRavenkin
Member
I might sound mental asking this, but does anyone else use create mode like a rhythm game so you can hear the song? I keep tapping along to the beat instead of drawing my objects.
Also: 317E-0000-0015-5CD5 It's my first level, and very short, but I'd like some feedback!
Also: 317E-0000-0015-5CD5 It's my first level, and very short, but I'd like some feedback!
Necro900
Member
Here's one I made today, it's called Boss Rush, for obvious reasons..
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If you can't clear it, here's a golden piece of advice:
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If you can't clear it, here's a golden piece of advice:
Fight against bowser jr and giant bowser standing right on top of the ? blocks. This is particularly useful for bowser, since the air space above the block seems to be the only flame-free spot... or for most of the time, anyway!
For the costume unlocks, using the amiibo once lets you put the character in the game whenever you want.
For the big mushroom you get with the classic Mario amiibo, it seems out have to touch the amiibo to the gamepad whenever you want to use it.
Am I doing something wrong, or is it the same for you guys?
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For the big mushroom you get with the classic Mario amiibo, it seems out have to touch the amiibo to the gamepad whenever you want to use it.
Am I doing something wrong, or is it the same for you guys?
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balladofwindfishes
Member
Some stuff I'd like to see.
- Water geysers. Water appears and pushes whatever it on top of it upwards. Can be set on a timer, or proximity. When used underwater, turn into currents. When used in a castle, turn into lava geysers. Shake to turn into permanent geysers that never go down, for use as a constant current or whatever.
- Urchins. To go with the the geysers. Behave exactly as urchins do in NSMBU.
- Hotheads. Place down and it moves in one direction around platforms, you decide the direction. Everyone knows how these work.
- Ball n Chain. Either attached to a chain or not. When attached to a chain, moves in a circle motion until it hits a solid platform and then bounces back the opposite direction. Without a chain, they just roll either right or left, if they hit a wall, they reverse.
- Green Blocks. The ones that form a moving bridge. You'd place them on a track and send them on their way. I have no idea how this staple Mario hazard isn't already in the game.
- Spike. Throws balls. Shake to make them throw down balls through a "soft" platform instead off to the side. If they ever add a winter theme, they'd also turn into Snowball Spikes.
- "Boo" fake item. Attach to something to make it disappear with a Boo laugh and Boo particles when Mario interacts with it. A staple of NSMB series Ghost Houses.
- Boney Beetle. Walks around, sometimes stops to expand spikes. Immune to fire, only crumbles when hit.
These aren't even weird single game objects, they've all appeared in multiple games.
- Water geysers. Water appears and pushes whatever it on top of it upwards. Can be set on a timer, or proximity. When used underwater, turn into currents. When used in a castle, turn into lava geysers. Shake to turn into permanent geysers that never go down, for use as a constant current or whatever.
- Urchins. To go with the the geysers. Behave exactly as urchins do in NSMBU.
- Hotheads. Place down and it moves in one direction around platforms, you decide the direction. Everyone knows how these work.
- Ball n Chain. Either attached to a chain or not. When attached to a chain, moves in a circle motion until it hits a solid platform and then bounces back the opposite direction. Without a chain, they just roll either right or left, if they hit a wall, they reverse.
- Green Blocks. The ones that form a moving bridge. You'd place them on a track and send them on their way. I have no idea how this staple Mario hazard isn't already in the game.
- Spike. Throws balls. Shake to make them throw down balls through a "soft" platform instead off to the side. If they ever add a winter theme, they'd also turn into Snowball Spikes.
- "Boo" fake item. Attach to something to make it disappear with a Boo laugh and Boo particles when Mario interacts with it. A staple of NSMB series Ghost Houses.
- Boney Beetle. Walks around, sometimes stops to expand spikes. Immune to fire, only crumbles when hit.
These aren't even weird single game objects, they've all appeared in multiple games.
brandonh83
Banned
This. Fuckin. Game.
I now need makers of every classic series. Castlevania Maker would make me shit the fuck out of my pants.
I now need makers of every classic series. Castlevania Maker would make me shit the fuck out of my pants.
CoconutTank
Member
So there aren't explicit check points in the game, which is unfortunate, but for levels that don't need to use all the available area of the upper level and lower level, what about a "password" system via doors?
To elaborate:
1. At the start of the level, there will be a door at the left.
2. Going to the first door will go to a set of doors, each which will be labeled by coins arranged as numbers, or enemies in sealed holes above/below the doors.
3. Going to one of doors will go to another set of doors, each of which will be labeled differently as well.
4. Using this system you can then have doors that open to different parts of the level, and you can provide the "password" to the door in a little area before the door actually goes out to the level.
I guess it would be much easier to explain if I had like mspaint to mess around with, but I'm at work currently. Hoping that this explanation makes sense!
To elaborate:
1. At the start of the level, there will be a door at the left.
2. Going to the first door will go to a set of doors, each which will be labeled by coins arranged as numbers, or enemies in sealed holes above/below the doors.
3. Going to one of doors will go to another set of doors, each of which will be labeled differently as well.
4. Using this system you can then have doors that open to different parts of the level, and you can provide the "password" to the door in a little area before the door actually goes out to the level.
I guess it would be much easier to explain if I had like mspaint to mess around with, but I'm at work currently. Hoping that this explanation makes sense!
hustlepunch
Member
My first couse:
0AC6-0000-0016-8B1B
"a bit of skill and some luck"
I guess the title says it all;-)
I just wanted a level with lots of shells, jumping and fun. Quite short
0AC6-0000-0016-8B1B
"a bit of skill and some luck"
I guess the title says it all;-)
I just wanted a level with lots of shells, jumping and fun. Quite short
DanteRavenkin
Member
Ohhh man! I'd be right there with you. That would be SO awesome! NES 'Vania style, Super 'Vania IV style, SOTN style.... we can dream!
Wyndstryker
Member
I hsve made a genuinely hard level that actually takes effort but isnt pixel perfect to pass. Noe I just need to clear it lol
superNESjoe
Member
Seems unnecessarily complex given that levels don't really get that big.
brandonh83
Banned
I just did the tutorial and I think Bloodborne was just knocked from my current game of the year throne. This is so well done that I thought I'd just be playing courses but creating and editing on the gamepad is a sure fire case for the controller. It's a shame the console didn't have this at launch.
DanteRavenkin
Member
Agreed! I'm super impressed with this so far! I've already killed my Gamepad battery once, and I have the extended capacity one...
balladofwindfishes
Member
Amazon just sent me a text, game is waiting at my door!
Few more hours of work...
Few more hours of work...
Wyndstryker
Member
Bah... cant clear my own stage..
And its due ti my own mistakes.
This feels like a challenge road stage
And its due ti my own mistakes.
This feels like a challenge road stage
MissCauthon
Member
I hope someone recreates the Super Castlevania 4 lvls mario style hehe. Can you imagine Castlevania maker!!! not a fan of the metroidvania stuff.
Anyways if anyone is planing on doing some of those let me know i will follow your work
Anyways if anyone is planing on doing some of those let me know i will follow your work
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
There has to be a way to turn off the miiverse messages while playing others levels, ruinin my nostalgia feels with your doodles!
2. Jr's Water Park by Kinsei (ID: EABD-0000-0014-D904)
This wonderfully creative stage manages to build up a sense of place and a sense of cohesiveness like few others do. The change-up between castle and water theme is pulled off very well, and some of the enemy patterns are among the most interesting I've seen in any water level. Usually, a high level of creativity sends the difficulty curve flying in all sorts of directions, but not here! A very fun ride, indeed.
This was a fantastic level. Maybe a little too chaotic wih thegoombas in the water section, but it was really tense and heart stopping at times. Love the back and forth too, really fleshes it out and gives it a feeling of space.
CoconutTank
Member
It's true that ideal levels should not be too large, to be more in spirit with regular Mario games. But my proposal is more for longer levels like the Metroid-styled one. 500 seconds doesn't seem to be quite enough time to complete that, and being able to increase the timer to 999 seconds doesn't change having to start over all the way from the beginning after each death.
Robin64
Member
Of course there is. Just pause and you'll see an icon for doing just that. You can have it TV only, GamePad only, or entirely off.
You need to search for one of their courses first, the tap their Mii to follow them.
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
Thank God thank you!
This is a really well made game. I really love it BUT I feel completely blindsided by the lack of slopes. I didn't even question that there wouldn't be slopes but, damn it, they don't seem to be there. I feel like that right there massively limits the potential and ultimately means we're stuck with SMB1 class levels. Slopes are what MADE Super Mario World so damn interesting. Levels rely heavily on that feature. SMB3 and NSMB use them too, of course.
I'd like to believe this becomes available but, based on the user levels out there, that doesn't seem true. Was really hoping people could build legit SMW levels. Seems like Lunar Magic remains the only option for this, unfortunately.
Also, are any visual features unlocked later? Something to, say, disable those drop shadows on everything?
I'd like to believe this becomes available but, based on the user levels out there, that doesn't seem true. Was really hoping people could build legit SMW levels. Seems like Lunar Magic remains the only option for this, unfortunately.
Also, are any visual features unlocked later? Something to, say, disable those drop shadows on everything?
Thanks! Seems so convoluted. Should have been a default to follow friends in one of the tabs. Oh well!
WhenItsLate
Banned
Made a (IMO) fairly easy course that's somewhat built around one theme:
Cliffy Caves: 8BEA-0000-0015-A8BF
Will definitely try and do more of this instead of super hard/ silly / auto play / homage levels. Those are fine, but I feel like there are already more than enough of these.
Hit me up on Miiverse as well, if you like. NNID is tobyish
Looking forward to playing some of GAFs levels, even though there are so many!
Cliffy Caves: 8BEA-0000-0015-A8BF
Will definitely try and do more of this instead of super hard/ silly / auto play / homage levels. Those are fine, but I feel like there are already more than enough of these.
Hit me up on Miiverse as well, if you like. NNID is tobyish
Looking forward to playing some of GAFs levels, even though there are so many!
Agent Unknown
Member
Wow, the editor is so beautifully made. Just made my first course, "Launch Day Relaxtion." Just a simple, chill SMB 1 stage with a simple Koopa she'll trick at the end:
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F61C-0000-0016-C3F5
Wyndstryker
Member
Ok. Have fun with the onr.
Flying Spring Challenge
4977-0000-0016-C6E5
Flying Spring Challenge
4977-0000-0016-C6E5
brandonh83
Banned
I'm going to need one of those.
From all the videos I've watched, it looks like the average player (especially reviewer) is actually terrible at SMB. It's kind of surprising.
What do you think are the necessary skills that need to be honed for success? I'm going to work on a list of skills and think of ways to help focus and train them.
First try at a level, this is about running over small gaps:
85D5-0000-0016-A5A7
What do you think are the necessary skills that need to be honed for success? I'm going to work on a list of skills and think of ways to help focus and train them.
First try at a level, this is about running over small gaps:
85D5-0000-0016-A5A7
Glendemonium
Member
I think I need this game in my life, as a super small time game designer I'd be stupid to pass this up... and I just spent 60 dollars on MGSV, urgh.
On another note, I'd like to see them add a Doki Doki panic template as DLC. I know gameplay is different, but would be interesting to see what SMB sprites would look like using SMB2 aesthettc... or enemies change into Shyguys, Tweeters, Phantos, etc... and Bowser turns into Wart.
On another note, I'd like to see them add a Doki Doki panic template as DLC. I know gameplay is different, but would be interesting to see what SMB sprites would look like using SMB2 aesthettc... or enemies change into Shyguys, Tweeters, Phantos, etc... and Bowser turns into Wart.
Nah, you can get the next delivery early if you use all your new stuff and then just place a ton of blocks. About your level, the last piranha plant pipe could have maybe gone up a few blocks. It's not visible from above unless you go back to scroll it into view.
I liked it, though I was able to beat Bowser Jr. pretty easily
outside of his range by standing on the left side of the one-way blocker. And if I got hit, I had more flowers to grab.
Sounds like a good way to play to me. The editing music is great. Nice, basic level. Liked the springs over the flag pole for if you jump too high.
