Smile 2.0

2009-02-26 09:51:16 am

Hi every one,I download it and change the place of the object of the original Super metroid but now I want change more than that,someone can explain A of Z.How work smile 2.0,how to create enemy,item,door,etc...

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Jathys

2009-02-26 10:09:35 am

Quote from Dark099:

Hi every one,I download it and change the place of the object of the original Super metroid but now I want change more than that,someone can explain A of Z.How work smile 2.0,how to create enemy,item,door,etc...

Already a very large SMILE Help thread --> http://forum.metroid2002.com/index.php/topic,5980.0.html

Off the top of my head though, here are the best ways to learn the program:
1) That thread.
2) Play around with the editor and you'll learn it.
3) In the editor: Help -> Smile On-Line Access....
3.a) Updates -> Check for available updates...
3.b) Updates -> Download -> Help Links Update
3.c) From there on out: Help -> Help Links

In hind site, I realized that SOLA's method of grabbing updated "help links" (basically shortcuts to helpful resources on-line) may be a tad too long. It'll be a simpler process on next release.

Dark099

2009-02-26 10:23:31 am

Dawn! they have 174 pages in all I never read all of this, I want a web site or something better than this that explain clearely how work smile 2.0 that's all

P.JMan

2009-02-26 11:55:02 am

I like Big Butts and I can not lie

How about the Moonedit FAQ?

Quietus

2009-02-26 11:56:10 am

Super Secret Area - Dead Ahead!

Well, there's also the FAQ on this site, just a few lines away from where you are now. Wink

EDIT: Pipped, but consider it seconded. Very Happy

Jathys

2009-02-26 12:25:37 pm

Quote from P.JMan:

How about the Moonedit FAQ?

Thanks for reminding me. I should probably add that to the Help Links too now.

Dark099

2009-02-26 01:51:25 pm

Can someone tell me how to remove tiles?

FirePhoenix

2009-02-26 02:27:34 pm

Don't forget that the Moonedit FAQ is based off version 1.32 so it's outdated in places now.

Quietus

2009-02-26 04:04:16 pm

Super Secret Area - Dead Ahead!

Quote from Dark099:

Can someone tell me how to remove tiles?

You should really read the FAQ posted above, but since you ask, you can just copy one of the blank tiles in the room (right-click), and then left click to go over the ones you wish to remove.

Crys

2009-02-26 04:12:34 pm

Green-Kirby, ROAR!

Quote from Dark099:

Can someone tell me how to remove tiles?

If you're not going to bother to read the help files on the subject of your question that many people in this topic did indeed link to; Then why should we bother to answe your questions?

There is a reason we have those topics: So we don't have to type out the same thing over and over. On top of that there is a SMILE help topic for questions in case you run into an undocumented problem that you need help with.

Dark099

2009-02-26 04:54:00 pm

Crys, i read all the faqs in moonedit but it is not write anywhere how to REMOVE tiles. The faqs only tell you how to copy paste and change attributes...

Thanks Quietus!

Crys

2009-02-26 05:37:25 pm

Green-Kirby, ROAR!

Quote from Dark099:

Crys, i read all the faqs in moonedit but it is not write anywhere how to REMOVE tiles. The faqs only tell you how to copy paste and change attributes...

Thanks Quietus!

You don't remove tiles. Unless you mean the GFX; you can do that via the GFX editor.

If you want a tile to be empty just make it "AIR" a tile have to be some thing. In SMILE you over write tiles you don't want.

That said made easy, how ever I'm sure it's not that simple in the games code but, this how the editor works.

Dark099

2009-02-26 06:21:05 pm

This is something that get me sometime and problem to figure out!

Every program you can imagine got a "cancel" option or a possibility to delete something you made. This one not?????

Ok, second question....

I try my best to understand the moonedit faqs but there is still very complexe since i begin in editing. I have modified a completed new room, but i'm getting some problems with slope. I cannot figure out how to rip the extra part? Everything is a "scare" in the tiles, what you need to do to rip that part off?

SleepingSeaweed

2009-02-26 06:44:30 pm

If you want to learn how to start editing super metroid with SMILE, a good way is to have something you want to do and try to do it. Then you try to find an answer for how to do that particular thing, and when you find out how to do it you move on to something else. It does take a long time to learn, and you have to be patient. To know what you can actually do, you must learn a bit about how the game works and about its limitations.

On this forum you can find pretty much everything you need to learn about SMILE, but you won't be able to do everything right away, you have to take it in small steps. And remember, if you want to know how something works you can often look at how the game does it (since it obviously works).

Dark099

2009-02-27 04:57:20 am

I have two question here

1.Why I place a Power Bomb in the wall and after take it the Power Bomb respawn infinite time

2.What the letter mean in the HP of boss,they have a way to up the life of every Boss and small Boss

Quietus

2009-02-27 07:50:55 am

Super Secret Area - Dead Ahead!

If you wish to ask questions releating to SMILE, please ask them in the SMILE help thread.

I'll continue to help you out as much as I can if you do so.

This topic isn't needed.

SMILEuser96

2009-02-27 08:34:44 am

Samus...? Is that you?

Check the HIGH of the Power Bomb. If it's 80, change it to 00. If it's already 00, you probably have messed up something reeaaallly badly. And right, ask your questions in Smile release/help thread

Sadiztik Fish

2009-02-27 09:15:46 pm

OMG FLAN!!!!!!!

I bet a mod is going to close this topic soon... Now where's Achy?

Quote from Dark099:

2.What the letter mean in the HP of boss,they have a way to up the life of every Boss and small Boss

Oh dear...
Super Metroid is based in Hex, not Decimal. Therefore there are more numbers. In Decimal, the numbers go 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, and then another digit, 10 11 12 etc. In Hex, there are 16 different numbers. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 11... 1A 1B 1C, etc.

Simple, but you will need a bit of kowledge about hex if you want to make an extensive hack.

Dark099

2009-02-27 09:21:07 pm

Thank everyone that help me I have finish my hack and now a know how to do