Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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I'd rather just look up an address and change it then download and use an editor which certainly won't change as many offsets, seeing as how new ones are found every once in a while, and use a hex editor of choice, such as Translhexion. All that takes only slightly longer than an editor, gives you more control, most likely a nicer GUI, and you don't have to worry about bugs in the editor screwing up your rom.

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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I like neon red, blue, and yellow. Because it's true, originality is no excuse for it. Which makes it more original. And because no one in their right mind would do that overworld, that makes it even more original.

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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The flashy iframes thing was a joke. No one needs flashy iframes.

And as for the editor, I'm dissapointed. It really is as useless as I predicted. It's slow moving because you have to use the arrow keys to choose a value. And no GUI. I'd rather stick with translhexion and my list of addresses. For the many reasons I already listed when it came to DF's editor.

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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I'm only calling it useless because it doesn't do anything useful. It has no valid use. It's just a crap piece of software and any hex editor can do pretty much everything this thing can do, and so much more.

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Originally posted by Kyouji Craw

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Fu has a private build of Lunar Magic with all these things in it not available to you.

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Originally posted by BMF3PO

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The SNES does not have hardware collision detection, so it must instead utilize the screen location of each sprite. There's usually a "box" of coordinates programmed to match each sprite's size (though in SMW's case, each box is probably 16x16, aside from special sprites like Rexes and Dino-Rhinos), and if one sprite's collision box enters another's, the game runs an appropriate routine (hurt Mario, flip sprite, power-up, etc.).

For a good example of collision detection boxes, play Vectorman for the Genesis and press ABACAB while paused. The little lights that appear indicate where collision detection will occur.

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Originally posted by FuSoYa

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Do you think Fu will ever make an editor for another Mario game like SMA4?

Unlikely. If I release another editor someday, I'll probably want to do something different instead of another Mario game.

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Originally posted by Sonicandtails

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Hmm...Hes got a point you know! Change the missle to the fire flower and change the address of the fireballs to straight and make them missle style. Only problem is the turning of it...Hmm...Maybe someone here knows an offset to change that?

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