Originally posted by RPG Eater

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The sliding yoshi GFX is a bit messed, but I'm sure you'll fix that.

As well, the easiest way to make a ExGFX file is to copy an existing GFX file and go from there.

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Originally posted by Raccoon Sam

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Also, change the "Mario" Text in the HUD.

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Originally posted by Raccoon Sam

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Awesome.
You should keep that.

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Originally posted by Ed The Robot

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uh, dude, what about riding yoshi?

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Originally posted by insectduel

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I heard that someone had already "tried" to make an ASM of playable Yoshi when Mario is riding on Yoshi. But it failed, so I suggest try harder with your sprites.

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Originally posted by RPG Eater

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Originally posted by Yoster

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I have a question,how do I generate the map16page and map16pageG files for importing my ExGFX? Thanks in advance

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Quoted from my FAQ-

Originally posted by the Map16 FAQ

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F2 will export the only the current page of Map16 data from the ROM, and F3 will load it back in. Unlike the other export and import keys, these two will also save/load the Map16 Gameplay settings for the tiles in the page, (if applicable).

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Originally posted by asdf

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Quite cute. You do plan to change the overworld though, right? As for ExGFX, the best one is YY-CHR, but some virus programs don't like it for some reason beyond me. To make a blank ExGFX file, extract the GFX from the ROM when "joined GFX" is NOT checked. Take any one of those files that shows up, create a folder called "ExGraphics", and put said file in. Rename it ExGFX##.bin or ExGFX###.bin. Replace the #s with numbers, but they must be larger than 80. Now, open it in your tile editor and delete the content inside. Then, simply edit away.

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Originally posted by asdf

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Nope. That's the only way you're going to get a blank ExGFX file. And don't worry, deleting all the content is as simple as right clicking and holding in YY-CHR on the top left corner, dragging to the bottom right of the tiles while still holding the right mouse button, releasing, and pressing the "delete" key on your keyboard. Once you try it yourself, you'll understand.

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Originally posted by BMF54123

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Just so you guys know, I'm well on my way to making a Yoshi-only hack (actually, Mario's still there, you just have to erase his graphics). There are a number of issues left to work out, though, and the game locks up if Yoshi's mouth touches a berry when he dies. I'm not sure how to fix that.

(Please don't bug me about a release date, it's really just a small side project started purely out of boredom...)

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Originally posted by ghettoyouth

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i can't say that i like yoshi, but this one look cute

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Originally posted by ZTaimat

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If you want him to look cool, just put shades on his 'super' form

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Originally posted by BMF54123 EX Alpha +

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Originally posted by Yoster

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Seriously,what does this have to do with my hack?It sounds interesting but you should post this in you own thread or in the ideas thread,

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Eh, sorry...I was tired, insectduel mentioned a Yoshi-only ASM hack, this was the first thing that came to mind, thought it might interest you somehow...

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Originally posted by Raccoon Sam

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(Note: You'll need Zsnes for this. No other emulators works.)
1) Make the demo level (level C7).
2) Next, make a copy of it with a level number between 1 and 24 or between 101 and 13B.
3) Open the overworld editor and replace the first level with the copy of the demo level.
4) Click on File > Title Screen > Install Title Moves Recording ASM... and click on Ok.
5) Open Zsnes and enter the demo level. Move Mario like you want him to move on the title screen.
6) When you're done, make a save state.
7) Go back to the overworld editor and click on File > Title Screen > Install Modes Playback ASM & Data. Press Ok and choose the save state you just made.
8) Test the hack and see if the title screen looks like it should. If there's problems, repeat steps 5-8.
9) In the overworld editor, click on File > Title Screen > Uninstall Title Moves Recording ASM and click on Ok.

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Originally posted by asdf +

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Open up the Overworld editor, click the file menu, look under "title screen", and select "load title screen". Go wild. Open up the 8x8 overworld tile selector to select tiles you need. Save the title screen by pressing F12 after you're done.

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