Originally posted by cds113089

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Rather than take time to change all the graphics and get them perfectly right, my suggestion is to:

1) Find a level with the graphic set you want already in place, and edit it.
2) Go to the overworld.
3) Go to 16x16 tile editing mode and click on the level tile you want your level to be at.
4) Go to overworld in the toolbar, and click on modify level tile settings. Pick the level number of the level you modified.

To place overworld tiles, you need to left-click on a tile that is the same as the one you want to place, and then right-click.

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Originally posted by PSlugworth

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Part of the reason is that level layouts for 1-3 and 1-4 are used again later in the game with the additional podoboos and bullet bills. I haven't hacked SMB1 enough to know what triggers them or anything, but those will most likely show up regardless of what editor you're using.

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Originally posted by The 13th Prodigy

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Awww, damn, is it too difficult? (smacks face with iron pole) I tried to make sure I DIDN'T do that...

...well, I deleted a few sprites and stuff, and really it's not that hard to get through, methinks, 'cause I'm none too skilled with an emulator's controls (can't even wall jump in Super Metroid...)

I'll fix the crossections though, thanks GY...

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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You should really fix your graphics. They're quite bad. Your underground blocks look decent enough, but that's about it.

Cases in point:

The green slash and the L shaped eyes on the clouds and bushes
The frequently disappearing light green bush outline
The incredibly ugly yellow and green smiley flag
Your thin numbers
The battlements on the castles which are too tall
The ?-turned-! block, which looked poor in the original but looks worse with thinner lines and shapes
The square coins

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Originally posted by AP

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I made a patch that did so some months ago. You can get it here. You might want to read the readme for some details. Enjoy.

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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Originally posted by Jouw

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What's wrong with the ! block and numbers?

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The numbers look rigid and thinner than the letters. It's like something an 8 year old would whip up in Microsoft paint before she realizes what the "T" button is there for.

The ! block really just looks bad when the shining background fades to the same color as the exclamation point. Then all you can see is a shadow. I debated adding this, since SMB's ? mark boxes had this problem too. But I think your shadow looks a little worse because it's straight, and if you designed a question/exclamation mark box that didn't have this problem at all that would be really cool.

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Originally posted by Chris

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Not that I know of... Oh well, on a side note; might wanna check here next time.

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Originally posted by Celice

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Fins out where the level data you want ends and begins, and copy that over into the clean ROM.

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