SMW - Mixed Backgrounds

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Welcome to my third booth / thread.

Some of you wanted me to release the jungle background I showed a while ago, which was a mix of SMW's forest and "green rocks" BGs.
So here it is, along with another one - a cloud background mixed with the one from level 105.

Screenshots:

Download at edit1754's BG archive or here.

Enjoy!

they look good!i already have them in my ExGFX storage!if you can make more,i'll get them!and as i said,great job.

i suspect a ninja...

EDIT:i was wrong.

Really cool work! I think i'll use it in "Mario: The meteor" !!!

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Wow, these look great. Where were you when nintendo made the backgrounds.

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WYE, they are some smexy BGs I love em, I would totally use them in a vanilla hack

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If I ever get around to a vanilla hack, I will definitely use those. Those backgrounds are very neat....more so than I originally thought. They blend very well together, and really add a nice spice to the original Super Mario World formula.

Wow there r really good.. Great Job ;)

These BGs surely make a vanilla hack more original. If I were making
a Vanilla Hack, I'd of course use them, and maybe expand your idea
making more mixes between the original BGs.

Perfeccionist Note: There's a missing sky corner tile in the 2nd BG just below the TIME in Status Bar.

It's just one tile, it doesn't make that difference.

Definitely a neat idea, and these are looking quite interesting. I must say, the cloud one with the mountains looks pretty awesome, and I could see it being used in a sky high level similar to Cheese Bridge Area or something.

Wow. That's great, how'd you come up with the idea for this?!

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Really nice job on those! They sort of remind me of Super Mario World-like fangames, especially the ones made with GameMaker, which is interesting, I guess. This is, indeed, a really creative idea you got there!