Just for the heads up, you will almost assuredly run out of levels if you plan to make them all accessible from the overworld. There are only 94 levels readily available from the overworld, and unless my math skills (windows calculator ) have failed me, The original SMB uses 32 that would need to be accessed from the overworld. Assuming that SMB2j contains the same number of levels, that amounts to 64. While I've never heard of Super Mario Bros. Special, I'm willing to imagine it is another take on SMB, putting you up to 96 levels; over the limit. ____________________ Design © 2009 Stark Once for the Super Dave TV show I was the stuntman that fell down the entire wtc stairwell. ~ jargon

Well, my best suggestion to you is to use each available level to it's full potential. As lame as it sounds, the most feasible way to go about something like this would be to contain access to all "1-1" levels into three pipes, within a single level. This would allow you to use the 411 non-overworld-access levels to contain the 96+ levels required by this. The only issue with things from that point is the use of overworld events... ____________________ Design © 2009 Stark Once for the Super Dave TV show I was the stuntman that fell down the entire wtc stairwell. ~ jargon