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Yes, possible to put any NPCs in Bubble/Lakitu/Herb/Egg, but SMBX will got bugs in something cases. Example: egged/bubbled/burried piranha plant will be disappear, or mother brain after egg and after release them after get from herb.h2643 wrote:Does the editor allows you to put any NPC in Bubble/Lakitu/Herb/Egg? I'm asking because I'm not completely sure.




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First of all, Qt Andriod is still in development. So not all Qt libraries are ported yet, so a 1:1 port is not possible. Second it depends on the target device. I doubt that someone would make a level on a mobile phone with a small display size. I think level designers would use rather a tablet/computer than a small mobile phone.Luigifan2010 wrote:So Wohl, I noticed QT 5 has an android port. And as I've said on the SMBX forums the editor works fine using a touch screen..Android can run C++ code..do you see where I'm going with this?
I have a android tablet, so thats not a big of a deal. I haven't talk to Wohlstand yet, but I would manage it after the full beta release of the editor [With fully functioning level-editor, world-editor and npc-editor].Luigifan2010 wrote:An Android port would be insane! Do you have an Android device to test on?
A system environment variable represents a path to a folder. For example the variable "APPDATA". When you put in %appdata% you automatically are redirected to the appdata folder. The "PATH" variable is a special one. All paths which are written down in the variable can find the system instandly. So you can access them from everywhere. I know it is a bit misunderstanding...Mikepjr wrote:Okay.. so .. what exactly is a system environment variable? I'm very confused, and music is not playing..






















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