Perhaps you could make a separate thread for this?Well, it's not gonna be the same :/ This engine is a mixture of the original with a bit of SMW
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Well, since these are just questions, I don't want to make a separate thread for it to avoid hype, and possibly goatway breaking the 'Temp for a whole day (most 'Tempers should remember
)WHENS SANIC!
Sorry, I scrapped the idea of porting Open Sanic
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Edit: I see you accidently mistyped
Is okay, don't worry about it. I didn't expect it to be done to be honest. Looks like a lot of work.Well, since these are just questions, I don't want to make a separate thread for it to avoid hype, and possibly goatway breaking the 'Temp for a whole day (most 'Tempers should remember
Sorry, I scrapped the idea of porting Open Sanic
Any other ideas you decided not to do? Just so i know what not to look for.
Is okay, don't worry about it. I didn't expect it to be done to be honest. Looks like a lot of work.
Any other ideas you decided not to do? Just so i know what not to look for.
Ignore list:
- anything that uses SDL/OpenGL/OpenAL
- written in C++
- uses CMake
- emulators
Is it sad the only thing i recognize is emulator?
Well least i don't think super mario war falls under that category
Seems like SM War uses SDL, given the Wii port talks about using SDL... crap, and I really wanted to play it.Is it sad the only thing i recognize is emulator?
Well least i don't think super mario war falls under that category
I wrote my yiff simulator in F- instead of C, is it eligible for a port?
I said C++, not plain C
Is it sad the only thing i recognize is emulator?
Well least i don't think super mario war falls under that category
Well, Mario War is different, since it's so simple, that I could even do 2 things:
- it's so simple, that I could recreate it from scratch
- make it as a mod to be used in MM (but this isn't going to happen, since Lua mods have no write access to the levels, so it would be kinda impossible)
Making it from scratch wouldn't really be simple at all... Given, the newest release has a lot of features, stages, items, and the like.I said C++, not plain C
Well, Mario War is different, since it's so simple, that I could even do 2 things:
- it's so simple, that I could recreate it from scratch
- make it as a mod to be used in MM (but this isn't going to happen, since Lua mods have no write access to the levels, so it would be kinda impossible)
Oh okay, thanks for the detailed info!Yes, those are resource packs.
There are gonna be 3 types of resoospacks:
- Assets:
They change graphics and sound effects, but don't affect the gameplay in any way (unless someone fucks up the player's texture size, since collision is texture-relative- Mods:
Can contain assets, but also contains code modifications, and new added stuff that requires to be coded
- Levels:
Levels can contain assets and mods for their needs, but they obviously also contain the level itself
So, what are you currently considering porting? Um..Mario Maker or somethin' else?
Heheheh Super Mario Maker is the next port of @MarcusD
Oh okay, thanks for the detailed info!
So, what are you currently considering porting? Um..Mario Maker or somethin' else?
I'm recreating (porting requires sooscode) Mario Maker
Currently I need to rewrite it for C++, since it's hard to desing this in plain C, because it's uneffective, and broken.In the current state of the sooscode, I can't add new functions, nor can I fix the collision engine, so I'm "doomed" to rewriting it. But don't worry, the none-engine stuff are perfectly working, those don't need to be rewritten, saving a SHITTON of time! Even tho' the game would be usable if the collision detection weren't buggy, I need to rewrite it to be able to integrate new functions (and thanks to C++'s OOP, it'll be MUCH easier to do). And since C# has stuff from C++ that are kinda similar, I can reuse some stuff from my ancient MonoGame(multiplatform XNA)-powered game
Yay!!!! Mario Maker on 3ds!I'm recreating (porting requires sooscode) Mario Maker
In the current state of the sooscode, I can't add new functions, nor can I fix the collision engine, so I'm "doomed" to rewriting it. But don't worry, the none-engine stuff are perfectly working, those don't need to be rewritten, saving a SHITTON of time! Even tho' the game would be usable if the collision detection weren't buggy, I need to rewrite it to be able to integrate new functions (and thanks to C++'s OOP, it'll be MUCH easier to do). And since C# has stuff from C++ that are kinda similar, I can reuse some stuff from my ancient MonoGame(multiplatform XNA)-powered game
Its awesome man, thank you sooooo much for doing it! Why don't ya create a thread about it so that this can get some love?Also, on which game will it be based, SMW, original Super Mario Bros or on some other game?
Yay!!!! Mario Maker on 3ds!
Also, on which game will it be based, SMW, original Super Mario Bros or on some other game?
I'm not creating a thread to avoid hype
I don't want a JustPingo incident again Also, it's not based off any game
I wrote/I'm writing everything from scratch The games is gonna have texturepacks, but that's it If I would *really* need to guess what engine it is based on, I would say an original Super Mario and SMW hybrid with some NSMBU-exclusive blocks. Nothing fancy
Okay, thanks!I'm not creating a thread to avoid hype
Also, it's not based off any game
If I would *really* need to guess what engine it is based on, I would say an original Super Mario and SMW hybrid with some NSMBU-exclusive blocks. Nothing fancy
That did gave a ton of info! When can we expect a beta/alpha release, an estimate would be awesome? Also, what happened with JustPingo? xP
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