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Fireball tile change

How can I create a sprite in PIXI that when Mario interacts it disappears and changes the tile of his fireball?
With an extended sprite, it can.
Fireball is one of them.
Depending on the technology, you can also make weapons like Megaman
Originally posted by ShadowMistressYuko
With an extended sprite, it can.
Fireball is one of them.
Depending on the technology, you can also make weapons like Megaman


Can you explain how to do that?
Download the "extended sprite" and then change the value.
If there is a detailed operation method and graphics, I may be able to help
Originally posted by ShadowMistressYuko
Download the "extended sprite" and then change the value.
If there is a detailed operation method and graphics, I may be able to help


Unfortunately, I don't know which sprite to look for .
With extended sprite, you can do anything, even if it's a new one
Originally posted by ShadowMistressYuko
With extended sprite, you can do anything, even if it's a new one

Unfortunately, I don't know how to proceed. sorry if I turn out to be incapable of solving this suggestion of yours.
If you want to make it yourself, please refer to the explanation of ASM
Depending on what you want to create, you can help. What Extended do you want to make?
Originally posted by ShadowMistressYuko
If you want to make it yourself, please refer to the explanation of ASM
Depending on what you want to create, you can help. What Extended do you want to make?

I can't create it myself I have no knowledge of the code.
I already wrote what I would like in the first post.
A simple stationary sprite (item) that when Mario touches it making it disappear and changes the tile of his fireball ( where I write inside the file the number )
Originally posted by X11Gbyte
I can't create it myself I have no knowledge of the code.

Then I don't think there's a way that anyone can help you further, short of making the sprite for you. Since it sounds like you already have a pretty solid idea of what you want, you can make a thread in the Requests forum and describe the details of the sprite, and see if someone else will make it for you.

But if you want to make it yourself, and have the inclination/time/willingness to learn, you can check out one of our ASM tutorials.
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Originally posted by K.T.B.
Originally posted by X11Gbyte
I can't create it myself I have no knowledge of the code.

Then I don't think there's a way that anyone can help you further, short of making the sprite for you. Since it sounds like you already have a pretty solid idea of what you want, you can make a thread in the Requests forum and describe the details of the sprite, and see if someone else will make it for you.

But if you want to make it yourself, and have the inclination/time/willingness to learn, you can check out one of our ASM tutorials.


Thank you for your answer but I thought it was an easy sprite to code.
If it even requires an in-depth knowledge that you have to become a programmer I abandon the idea.
LM is useful just to avoid coding.
However the important thing is to have understood the level of the problem. Thanks.
Originally posted by X11Gbyte
If it even requires an in-depth knowledge that you have to become a programmer I abandon the idea.
LM is useful just to avoid coding.

Making a block or sprite is not equal to becoming a programmer. In fact, you don't even need to be one in the first place.
Just read tutorials concerning ASM and then practice what you learnt, or make a request in the requests forum. Don't bail on it.
Originally posted by Katerpie
Originally posted by X11Gbyte
If it even requires an in-depth knowledge that you have to become a programmer I abandon the idea.
LM is useful just to avoid coding.

Making a block or sprite is not equal to becoming a programmer. In fact, you don't even need to be one in the first place.
Just read tutorials concerning ASM and then practice what you learnt, or make a request in the requests forum. Don't bail on it.


Thank you for your reply but I really don't have time to devote and learn coding even if it turns out to be simple.
What I have learned here is enough , I just needed to have more weapons for some ideas.
If that is not possible it doesn't matter.
I am content with what I have learned with simple sprites already available.
I thank you for your interest. Thank you.