How could I go about writing my own routine for Mario<->block collision from scratch, defining my own block collision points on Mario and not using the original game's Mario<->block collision routine and such? What would that routine need to do?
The reason I ask is because my hack will have much bigger players than the 16x32 size that Mario is which means I will need more block collision points and I would need to define precisely where they are on the player. I don't think the original game's Mario<->block collision routine is enough for what I want considering the glitches my testers found and I think I'll need my own custom Mario<->block collision routine.
The reason I ask is because my hack will have much bigger players than the 16x32 size that Mario is which means I will need more block collision points and I would need to define precisely where they are on the player. I don't think the original game's Mario<->block collision routine is enough for what I want considering the glitches my testers found and I think I'll need my own custom Mario<->block collision routine.
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