Tip: Unless you've disabled the bonus game, don't use a goal tape in a vertical level. The bonus game won't appear if a player happens to reach 100 bonus stars there.
Hi! AmperSam here (though most people just call me "Amper") I am Public Relations staff here at SMW Central, and head sicko for the Questionable Level Design Contest. Below is a not-up-to-date list of things I've worked on or am working on or past contest/event stuff, etc.
Hacks I've Made
HYPERION
HYPERION was my first solo venture and first SMW hacking project ever. It is a chocolate Kaizo hack with mostly vanilla-ish aesthetics, and aims to be a fun experience for novice kaizo players and not be thumb-wrenchingly difficult.
Shallow Pits is a one-screen challenge hack I made over the course of a few weeks which takes inspiration from Kaizo:Hard and Pit hacks, hence the name, and uses a bunch of glitch tech, really tight setups and some item abuse.
This was a race level I made for ROMHack Races week 125, which features an improved implementation of the graphics and radiation ASM (made by dtothefourth) found in a level of HYPERION.
A race level for week 156 of ROMHack Races. The title (and a concept in the level) is a nod to the standard hack Memorial Service Tempest from the Japanese community.
Another Kaizo hack. I am not actively working on this project so who knows if it'll ever be released. but it'll be more difficult and ambitious than my other ventures with old-school and standard very-hard influences.
A port of the 8x12 font found in F-Zero for the SNES that is used for the timer and "LAPS LEFT" messages but is typeset to be 8x16 and expanded to include a full character set.
An extended version of the vanilla Super Mario World forest tile set redrawn to be made compatible with default ground objects, such as slopes and ledges.
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