This is for any new skins you may have made that have nothing to do with the games represented in SMBC. Like you drew it by hand, or it's a tile set for Ducktales or something.
Well, a while back, I took a break from Mega Man reskins and did an SMB3 World 1-1. But suddenly, motivation--thousands of it. I may do a level reskin for some of my favorite requests, and when I get really good at this, I may even do a 16-Bit stage for Sonic!
Hadn't realized someone already started a topic for skins for characters not in SMBC. Well, I just finished one for Stage 1-1 in Demon Returns style, check it out. Demon Returns is a bit of a neo retro game if anyones wondering, it's from a collection of games based off of old nes games and made within the limitations of the nes as well. It's based off of SMB mainly but the story is a bit like Ghost's 'N Goblins and theres a feature from Adventure Island tossed in as well. Also, the collection is called Game Center CX 2, unfortunately it was only released in Japan.
I like your skin, Ryuza! (hmm...never thought I'd tell anyone I like their skin...) When this thread was first made, I looked briefly into doing a Ducktales skin, and it turns out Ducktales has perfect simple graphics that translate very easily into SMBC. Scrooge McDuck needs to be made a character so we can re-skin stages using Ducktales graphics.
I made the base with the Auto-Tiler (the ground and such) but I added all the background stuff in paint.
I think it would be cool if someone created skins based on previous Mario games like Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, and Mario Bros. Hopefully I'll have time soon to learn how to use the Auto-Tiler program, but don't hold your breath.
The Auto-Tiler itself isn't overly difficult. I suppose the "drawback" to it is that it still requires some graphical editing skill, but the amount of skill required is minimal compared to skinning an entire level. Play around with it, and have some fun. Trial and error isn't a bad way to learn.
Behold! Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone 1-1! EDIT: Sorry for the double post! I didn't realize I was the last one to post on here...
That's awesome! sbq92, I want to tell you that the 1-1 Ninja Gaiden reskin can be the stage from 5-2! I think.
It's a possibility. Ninja Gaiden has a complex 3/4-ish view for the graphics. I don't think it's impossible to skin with the graphics, but it may take some editing to get it to look right. Unfortunately, some of the easiest stages to work with don't seem to fit very well with the "theme" of the level in SMBC. Maybe I'll tackle one and see how it goes... EDIT: I've got one partially finished, but it's looking like the graphics will need the background in order to really work well. I don't know how complex Jay wants to make the backgrounds, but I am under the impression he is trying to keep them simple.
Ya know,if I wanted to make a Level Reskin,it would be a close tie with Sonic The Hedgehog or Super Mario Land(Yes,I mean THAT game).....or maybe Ducktales.....idk,but still,I gotta reskin in the works and its a Sonic-ish like one with some Platform Racing references in it,but if so,I would also call the reskin : Super Dakota Team Megamix : Hyper Edition EDIT : I reskin will be : Sonic's Wacky Adventures And for the characters : Mario - Sonic Link - One of the TMNT Ryu - ME!!!!! Sofia III - Not sure Samus - Pit or Tails Bill R - Bass
World 1-4 in the style of Super Mario Land So I thought it would be fun to see some of Mario Land brought to Mario World. I was blown away to see this Egyptian level as a kid and wished it was in color and on a tv screen.
Looks great, but again it's small. There's an option when uploading to ImageShack to not resize the image. I think your files are being resized. I had to turn the option off myself.
Yes! I love SML. Great job! Someone needs to make a level based on the original Mario Bros, Donkey Kong or DK Jr.
It's not uploaded any smaller. When I click on the 'click this bar to view image' and it goes to another window, than that auto-formats to the size of the screen. After I click the pic with the mouse pointer/magnifier it comes up normal size. If there's an easier way for people to see it, let me know.
Ah, that worked for me, actually. I had been clicking on the image itself, but the bar does indeed work.