The ASM Request Thread

Name: Chikunto / Spiked Ant

Type: Sprite (PIXI)

Origin Game: Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992)

Graphics:

References: Jagfillit's SML2 Antotto or ant sprites

Description: Sure you know that Jagfillit has done the SML2 Antotto or ant sprites, but there is 1 more type of ant enemy from SML2 that has never been added, Chikunto. Chikunto is a type of Antotto capable of protruding spikes from their bodies. If Mario jumps on them when their spikes are out, he will take damage. Usually, they will walk with their spikes retracted, and then stop to stick out their spikes as Mario approaches. Mario must wait before they retract their spikes again before he can jump on them. They can be defeated by a fireball, regardless of whether or not their spikes are protruding.

Name - SMA2 style Yoshi Block and Yoshi expansion pack combo
Type - Patch combination
Description- was looking to use the yoshi expansion pack for my hack but it doesnt work with the SMA2 style Yoshi Block patch that makes yoshis appear randomly from the blocks after you have found and hatched a new color yoshi. Tried to do this myself (and still trying to) but I dont know enough asm to be able to figure it out or if it's even possible.

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Trust the Fungus.

Name: Bowser Jr SMW original style
Type: Boss Sprite
Description: Bowser Jr. act like Super Mario Maker series, but keeping the adapted graphics in the download bin. He throws fireballs and hammers depending of the sprite situation, and also spins shell towards Mario when it bounced.
References: Bowser Jr. SMW Graphics
-Video demostration #1
-Video demostration #2

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Super Mario World: Season 3: 2nd demo complete
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Done! I apologise for the wait.

If it's not too taxing, could someone please make a patch that makes a and b buttons regular jump and r and l buttons spin jump.

Name: Celeste style dash
Type: UberASM, level

Description: I thought it would be cool with a Celeste style dash that you can insert into a single level. I was wondering if it's possible to convert CoMPMStR Mad Dash patch into a level specific patch that uses UberASM?
I am aware that Wario Dash by Erik and K3fka exist, but it doesnt let you dash in any direction.

References: https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=19365
and https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=19515

Name: Specific screen teleport pipe

Type: Block

Description: Specific screen teleport block & door's pipe version. if use this pipe, you can make more than one outlet on one screen. Of course, it should include both vertical and horizontal pipes.

Might as well have this done:

Name: Teleport Sphere/Block
Type: Sprite
Description: A sphere that will teleport Mario to the current screen exit. You can use extra byte 1 to control the sphere's palette and the rest to change the screen exit used for Mario to teleport.
Reference: Not sure if this counts, but most of the coding has been doen by me. Here: Download current Teleport Sphere/Block I only need for the screen exit feature to work properly, instead of sending me soemtimes to level 0.

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I second this.

Akaginite already made one, but the website it was posted in died out. Thankfully, Knight of Time provided an improved version by Erik and Telinc of which you can customize the length under the 'Extension' box in the 'Add Sprite Manual' window in LM. https://cloud.smwcentral.net/s/fFY436T7kKaix46/download

I believe it should be sufficient for your needs. You're welcome.

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My Mode 0 guide.

My Discord server. It has a lot of archived ASM stuff, so check that out!

Name: Dynamic Overworld Player Graphics
Type: Patch/UberASM
Description: Changes the default overworld player to the small Mario sprite, however the player state is still visible at the top left (showing Yoshi if applicable now). Can use the 32x32 player patch so all frames can fit. Preferably with configurable frames. Another thing that I would like is the ability to have idle animations (such as the dance the player does), but that's not necessary.
References: https://youtu.be/NABeP5oGygM?t=170
https://youtu.be/vft67Sg1W-I?t=12

(showcases the world maker in general but also shows how Mario should look)

I have the 32x32 Player GFX if you'd like them.

Been a while since I made a request here, but this is one I just cannot get off my mind.

Name: Line Guided Rotating Platform
Type: Sprite
Description: A line guided version of EternityLarva's rotating platform sprite, that stops rotating when the center of the platform touches a line guide end (horizontal or vertical); I'm sure I speak for many people here who were disappointed to see that the rotating platform sprite didn't turn out to be line guided, hence why I brought the request here in the first place.
References: The original sprite here, and at around the 0:45 mark of this video.

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That sprite doesn't happen to work with this does it?

Hi, it's been a month since my last request, so I'm trying something different:

Name: Move camera down/up
Type: UberASM
Description: A UberASM code that changes camera behavious in Y axis for vertical levels. Mario is still centered but the camera is moved down/up
References: Camera moved down in Storks' level; Camera moved down in Storks 2; Camera moved down in Things.smc

There is a (wating) patch where you can set the vertical scrolling range.

Oh wow, that's exactly what I needed, thanks for the reply.

I talked to dtothefourth about that actually; he told me it would actually be better for the rotating platform to have line guide code added to it, rather than using it with the line guided any sprite (for one thing, sprites that are attached to the line guided any sprite move automatically, so that's not really the best option for me, unless code was added to it to make the rotating platform not automatically move on the line guide).

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Name: Kuribo(Goomba)'s Shoe

Type: Sprite

Description: It's a shoe that first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3. Mario get it in some specific levels, and its main gimmick is to kill enemies with a stomp. Mario also loses it if he takes one hit. It's useful because he can stomp in munchers without taking damage. And it's kinda of a challenge to control. In Super Mario Maker, it also can stomp in grinders and Thwomps. But first, Mario needs to defeat a goomba, before claiming the shoe for himself.


References: https://www.mariowiki.com/images/7/73/SMM-SMB3-HighHeel-Goomba.png

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_g3Bp8qskg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n-jtXDqys4

https://www.mariowiki.com/images/1/15/SMM-SMB3-Goomba%27sShoe.png

https://www.mariowiki.com/images/8/85/Kuribo_Shoe.png

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