#MAGIC MAPS TUTORIAL HOW TO#

asm file.īlocks you download from the custom blocks section come in a. After you make your block, click “Generate Code” and copy the code you get into a blank. The purpose of this tutorial is not to teach you about Blockreator, however. Inserting blocks Obtaining blocksAs mentioned above, you can either make a block with Blockreator or download ones from the custom blocks section of SMWCentral.īlockreator is fairly simple to use. Blocks you want to insert, either downloaded from the blocks section or made with Blockreator.A Super Mario World ROM which has been saved in Lunar Magic at least once.The latest version of Gopher Popcorn Stew.It supports shared routines, which saves space in your ROM.

It has full SA-1 compatibility if your blocks are written with it in mind, too.

You can do it in Lunar Magic, but this is just more convenient. It supports setting the acts like value of the Map16 tiles during insertion.This makes it easier to add new blocks and see what’s inserted. It stores the blocks to be inserted in a text file rather than a proprietary database.While still having a GUI version, GPS is a very simple command line tool, which makes it a lot easier to use.It does many things better than it, here’s some of its advantages: GPS is the successor to Blocktool Super Deluxe.

#MAGIC MAPS TUTORIAL HOW TO#

(also available as a Google Doc) IntroductionIn this tutorial, I will teach you how to insert custom blocks with the aptly named Gopher Popcorn Stew, more commonly known as GPS.

Magic maps tutorial