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Eh...might as well just use all of Sednaiur's four graphics packs to add on to the four Mario games' blocks, NPCs, BGOs, and what not, if you're going to use one. :p SMB1 SMB2 SMB3 SMW Valtteri has a nice gfx pack that covers most/all of the games, too; and he's also done some Super Mario Maker 16-b...

Yep, me too.

A note: You can also restore your running ability by getting a mega mushroom and waiting for it to wear off. The glitch won't work if the power-up you spin jump onto is a mega mushroom.

LOL, looks like Mario is farting the first fireball and Yoshi is spitting the second. :p That first glitch also works with ice flowers and hammer suits, since those powerup states also throw projectiles during spin jumps. Not the penguin suit, though, for some reason. Bug, or intentional, I wonder? ...

You probably could, if you could place them in the level in the correct order, as that is what determines the random sequence of colors that is generated (since math.random, the function called to generate the random number to pick which frame on the strip of mushroom block images is used, is appare...

Something for the SMBX Extended pack:
I edited together some new mushroom blocks. :3

Then I recolored them a lot. :D

Yeah, in SMW, the blue ones are the ones that turn at cliffs, not the yellow ones. Also in SMW, if you're standing behind a yellow Koopa, it can suddenly turn around to face you with no warning whatsoever. That's always fun. :p There's also a Paratroopa (a green one, I think) that flies to the left ...

Yeah. To add further to the confusion, the Super Mario World P-switch works differently in its original game than it does in Super Mario Maker - in SMW, it turns brown spent blocks into coins and vice versa, but in SMM it instead turns the yellow flip blocks into coins, and vice versa. There's also ...

Ah, so all of these brick blocks contain items, turning them into "solid coins" while the p-switch is active? I only know about it, because of a NES Remix Let`s Play I once saw. No, just that one brick Mario is standing on in the pic contains a 1UP mushroom. The rest of that pyramid is al...

You'd think it isn't appropriate behavior for the P-Switch, but sure enough, that's exactly what it did in SMB3. :o

Screenshot from 2-3 (the level with the pyramids made of bricks, with several such instances of non-empty bricks):

Okay, let's see if I can redeem myself:

MightyMerlinSrtle

Huh. Almost got it, just was one key too far over to the left there at the end.

MighrtNetkubDrtke

Hmm...not too bad.

Maybe the "location" setting in each user's profile that could be set to one of a list of (insert all the countries on earth here :p), and that could be used to change the theme at the appropriate seasons in the corresponding places of the world? :o (Or maybe a separate "country"...

After some experimentation in Windows Calculator with numbers ending in 29314...

ABC = 032, plus any multiple of 33.

Huh. That was simple. :o

...I bet even opening Calculator would've crashed SMBX though. :p

Granted, but now SMBX development is dead and it's being supplanted by PGE and VSMBX...Oh wait. :o

I wish I could come up with an at least somewhat original idea for a level that hasn't already been done to death by all the other SMBXers already. :p

*language select menu shot* I can't even read what's in the real meat of this screenshot (I can read the window's title bar since it's in English, but that doesn't really count, does it? :p), but I can nevertheless tell that this shot's showing something awesome, anyway. :D So, will the selected la...

Huh. How'd I miss this thread? :o

Oh well. :p Anyway, mine is the_flying_rainbow_cheese.

My avatar is what the poison mushroom in the version of Lost Levels in Super Mario Bros. Deluxe (the Game Boy Color port of SMB1) might have looked like if Nintendo had actually used the original Lost Levels graphics for Lost Levels instead of re-using SMB1's graphics. As for my nickname, it's simpl...

Depends on the game, really. Usually, though, the majority of the time, I play better on the keyboard because of its (ever so slightly :p) quicker response time. Although I do have an old Logitech Dual Action and a couple other gamepads lying around, ready for use if I want to test out something in ...

Happy birthday guys! Have fun today :D

I agree with CaptainSwag. Gyro is both stylish and pretty easy to remember. :o Also, like Wohlstand said, too much Wohl in everything's names gets tiring after a while.

Guess I'll change my vote to Gyro, then. :) *revotes*