Originally posted by Hidden Mario

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Escherial, the offset for Morton's Hit count is stored at xD1CD.
There you can change the 03 to every number you want.
PS: I was writing this, while I saw on you page, that you don't know the address!

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Originally posted by Aioria

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Originally posted by dark ludwig

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how do i edit a boss' hp? (please forgive my name, you might find it a bit n00bish well, i have a hex editor, and i can't figure out how to use it. it is called hex workshop. how can i give ludwig 5hp, instead of three? could anyone tell me how? thanx

o, btw, this is my first post, so sorry it doesn't sound casual well thanx if someone helps me!

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to give ludwig, morton or roy 5HP open an hex editor and choose offset xD1CD, thats where these 3 bosses' HP is stored. Change the byte from 03 to 05 or any other number..this 'any other number' of course will be the boss HP

Hope this helps ya

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Originally posted by DarkPrince

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Originally posted by Mr. F-Zero

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OK, 2 questions. One, can you change the number of hits an enemy can take? If so, how?

Second, is there an item that makes coins turn to 'used' blocks? I know it isnt a very technical question but I cannot find an item that does that.

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1. I'm not very sure on this, but I think this may be possible with ASM...

2. Yes, Blue P-Switches will do the trick...

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Originally posted by Escherial

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will the user be able to enter notes manually?

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Check it out. Edits all sprite attributes with a convenient dropdown list for selection, and sprite data can be exported to a 20-digit hex code for copying or sharing. Includes some neat sprite creations.

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Originally posted by Tailsixs

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If someone could respond plz help me


how do you insert music that's not mario music

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Originally posted by rubixcuber

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I replaced the graphics and palettes for the turn block in all of its forms and it's fine while it's normal or while spinning, but during that one frame when you hit it and it bounces it displays the old graphics. But the old graphics dont even exist in the map16 any more, so I'm not entirely sure where it's pulling it from. How do you change that frames gfx?

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Originally posted by Alonguy

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You can edit it from lunar magic. How do you edit internal GFX anyway?

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Originally posted by rubixcuber

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I am aware that I can edit it using a graphics program, but that does not determine the palette which it uses right? I changed the palette of the gfx for the turn block except the palette changes back when hit. There was a program sprite paint that I think was supposed to do this, but the link is dead.

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Originally posted by Kratos Aurion

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Know what I'm reminded of? Him.

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Originally posted by Link2004

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This picture gets a 7/10, due to a few things.
1: Luigi could use a bit of a lighter color for his face.
2: The platform looks fine, but just darken the pink and orange colors of the palette it is using.
3: Thwomp looks great.
4: Background looks cool, but it CAN hold more than just 16 of those 8X8 tiles, you know. add a little something in between the pillars. If not that, then make the background color black, because I have never seen maroon light!
5: Now the last thing is that the blocks here look like they have a light outline and might also look goood if the blue was a bit lighter. Graphics are fine, just change the palette.



Wow! 9/10! I know you didn't get a ten, but I'm a bit hard to please.
1: The outline around the item box is orange, but it doesn't pose as a problem in my eyes, because it seems to... blend in! This may not need to be fixed.
2: The treasure chests that replace the brown used blocks are a bit strange since they float.... hmmm.... maybe you could use animations and put a little hand-drawn propeller tile underneath each chest!
3: AWESOME background.
4: I seem to notice the flower a bit more here, so I'll say this here. The others say the flower looks wierd, but they have problems. It looks fine. I see nothing wrong with it.



Pretty average. 8/10.
1: Lacks sprites. That is, unless you already killed off a few enemies.
2: Put one more berry or two on the bush.
3: Same floating problem with chests, I still suggest little propellers.
4: The white background color suggests an overcast day. Since you already have clouds, it looks like a strange fog or mist feeling. Make it a lighter blue.



Very involved, I give 10/10.
1: The idea of using clear translucent blocks for widows is very neat, and it even looks realistic!
2: The rain does make it a bit unclear. Remove a drop or two from the animation.
I have something to say to cpubasic13. These pictures are not and do not look stolen. He did not edit the graphics or much less use layer 3 in any of the photos, exept for the overworld photo. The graphics were changed, and that is all, and that is very possible, you know. Why am I saying this here? I just got the feeling that in this particular photo, you thought the rain was on layer 3. If that is the case, no, he put it on layer 2 and enabled the priority for the rain tiles.



Hmm, this needs some work... 6/10.
Mostly a decoration problem, I'll list the decoorations I think you might want to add.
1: Clouds. If you put a few layer 1 clouds in this overworld island, it'll look a bit more realistic. I am sure that at least one of these levels in this area has a cloud background.
2: Palette. Like everyone else said, the palette for the starting pad is messed up. Easily fixed, you know.
3: Graphics. Maybe a little sparkle or two in the level tile would look nice. And I am assuming the "T" stands for your name, right?
4: Graphics (again). The island does, come to think of it, look a bit square. Maybe put a few jagged edges on it. Oh, and put a little island or two in the water.
5: Layer 3 looks good here, although I suggest something else to replace the fireball graphics.



Looks great, but 2-point deduction from charging chuck. 7/10.
1: Why 2 entire points? The head for the charging chuck is seriously weird (halloween was 2 days ago, dangit) I mean, videogamerpat did a great job with the koopa head for the chuck, and I think you could do a much better job too if you put a little more effort into it.
2: Luigi's fireball looks cool, now I suggest that, if possible, you use more than one color for the fireball, 2, maybe three, but only if possible without messing up any other palettes. It already looks fine, but that was only a little tip.
3: The coin looks fine, but there's a little thing you must remember. This is not the first version of this hack you released, so make it say V.2. I assume (again) that the "T" is for your name.

Great going with everything else in these shots, Link2004!

"I did the best I can with what I had and what I know, so its up to you guys to criticize my game's backgrounds, rain, and overworld without even playing the hack."

Well, a few other people are being a little agressive, and I assure you, their explanations were a bit short. I like a good hack, so I separately reviewed each screenshot with tips on improving it, so your hack could be better. I never critisized, or a least tried not to, and I hope my info will help enrich your hack. It is true I haven't played this hack, and I don't plan to because I can just watch my little brother play it, because he liked your first version of this hack, but these were all judged from the screenshots.

"I worked real hard to make this game enjoyabe, so I hope everyone have fun playing this hack."

It seems very enjoyable to me, and I bet those that have played it have had a good time.

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