The second division is therefore 10 and Typically, with a few exceptions, sprites in SMW are spawned in descending order into the first division. So the first sprite spawned will go into 09, the next into Once these despawn, their slots are freed, and sprites will 'compete' for the highest slot. The only time slots are not freed are with permanant sprites, such as P-Switches, Keys, etc.
In the first division, no sprites will replace others with the exception of the goal point. Note: Some level options will have the first division as low as 6 or so sprites. One such example is Yoshi's Island 1. Be careful when trying to fill sprite slots; if in doubt, check the Sprite Header settings in Lunar Magic. The second division is reserved only for berries, sprites coming out of the reserve item box, or items out of blocks.
If this division is full, sprites will go into the first division if there is free slots. If there is not, they will begin to replace sprites top-down. I have briefly mentioned two ways to swap sprites, but this has no benefit at all until Yoshi is introduced. If you observe a sprite being swapped, all that happens is that the original vanishes. If the original is on Yoshi's tongue, the new sprite will zip to Yoshi's tongue too.
Variant 1: Goal Point Swap Because of the nature of the goal point, as mentioned before, it will replace sprites in the first division if there no free slots. Thus, we only have to fill slots 00 - 09 with permanent sprites or, have the sprites all on screen at once: very difficult and take a sprite with us near the goal.
In the case of Yoshi's Island 2, we can eat-cancel berries turning them into sprites while taking a shell with us.
If Yoshi licks the shell as the goal point spawns, the goal point will warp to Yoshi's tongue. With luck, Mario will hit the goal as opposed to Yoshi swallowing it. Similarly, we can also item swap sprites that take the second division when they replace each other.
Sometimes, the item on Yoshi's tongue can despawn, leaving Yoshi having nothing on it. Then, a sprite taking that slot will zip to Yoshi's tongue. This can be done in the following ways: Sprite collected by Mario: If Yoshi holds a sprite coin or a power-up on his tongue and it is collected by Mario, Yoshi will temporarily hold nothing.
Double-eating : Timing Yoshi's tongue when passing a coin sprite or power-up means we can collect the sprite, but Yoshi will have it in a 'nulled' state on his tongue. If a sprite takes that slot, it will zip to Yoshi's tongue. Incidentally, if we do not spawn a new sprite in that slot, we get the coin or power-up twice.
This method has the advantage of being much faster. In the case of powerups we must only fill the second division. In the case of sprite coins, they are already in the first. Licking a naked koopa as it enters a shell: The naked koopa sprite is despawned when it enters a shell, allowing Yoshi to have nothing in his tongue if he licks it right before.
Licking a throw block as it is destroyed: The throw block sprite disappears immediately when it is destroyed, allowing Yoshi to have nothing in his tongue if he licks it right before. Despawning sprite in Yoshi's tongue: If a sprite goes below the death line while it is on Yoshi's tongue, it will despawn, and Yoshi stays with nothing in his tongue. If we don't perform the item swap, the item reappears on Yoshi's mouth, but it also states as 'despawned', which means it will respawn if you go back to its spawn point.
So, it is possible to duplicate itens with this technique. Eating a sprite as Yoshi dies in Lava: If Yoshi is sinking in Lava with his tongue spit out, he won't retract it. So, you will have time to kill whatever sprite is on Yoshi's tongue, and an item swap will occur after another sprite takes that slot, as long as Yoshi hasn't despanwed yet. Due to Yoshi's properties, if he despawns and a new sprite takes his slot the frame after, the item will zip to underneath or near Mario.
The easiest way to do this is to drop Yoshi into a pit as a new sprite spawns. This will only work with certain sprites. If a new room is loaded, Mario recovers Yoshi. It might have a different color such as gray or golden and its graphics can also be glitchy. Sometimes, there are circumstances where Yoshi will have a null sprite in his mouth literally nothing , but is still referenced by the sprite table as ID FF.
It is difficult to word but Yoshi will have nothing in his mouth but still have something , because ths swallow timer is reset. This can be performed two ways: As mentioned before, if we spawn two Yoshis and despawn the first one with an item in its mouth, the new one will become visible with a null sprite.
Double tongue method. Yoshi can stick out his tongue twice, and a sprite caught on the first lick will then be nullified when he sticks out his tongue the second time. This can be performed in two ways. Firstly, by using Double Yoshi glitch and despawning the first Yoshi with an item in its mouth. Secondly, by sticking out Yoshi's tongue when Mario collects a powerup, a Yoshi egg hatches, or during a room transition.
When spitting out a null sprite, it has some strange effects and advantages: Whatever sprite is in ID 3 will be have the bits "Being eaten" set and "Interaction with Objects" cleared. Thus, the sprite 3 will be able to pass through ground, walls and ceilings, and will lose interaction with other sprites. This can be useful in the case of Yoshi or Springboard; if we land on them as they pass through the ground, Mario will move with them.
Whatever sprite is in ID 1 will have all of its bits cleared with the exception of bit 0, depending on Yoshi facing direction. This can cause weird effects such as infinitely usable P-Switches, or burnable sprites that normally aren't. A sprite has a few states it can be in. One of these sprite states is a "stunned" state. Normally, this is the state the game uses for the sprites Mario can carry. For example, a green shell and a green koopa are the same sprite, but in different states: the koopa is in the normal routine, and the shell, in the stunned state.
Same for goombas, and bob-ombs. Sprites that Mario can always carry, such as keys and P-witches, are always in the stunned state, and get glitchy if you make them to enter in the normal routine.
There is an important timer called 'stun timer', which is used by different sprites for different purposes. It's called this way because koopas use this timer to spawn naked koopas. When you jump on a koopa or hit it with the cape, not only it goes to the stunned state turns into a shell , but it also sets the stun timer to some value a small value in the first case, and a big value in the second. This timer decreases in 1 every other frame. When it reaches 0, the naked koopa is spawned from the shell.
Normally, it only happens with koopas, but the developers coded that every time a sprite is in the stunned state, and its stun timer reaches 0, another sprite is spawned from it. The stun timer is used for many other purposes, for example, for a stomped sprite to disappear. So, if an item can be held on Yoshi's mouth and is stompable, and we eat it at the same time Yoshi stomps it, Yoshi will be able to drop back the item in the stunned state, but it will also have its stun timer set to a non zero value, and decreasing every other frame.
When it hits 0, a sprite will be spawned from it. This allows one to spawn infinite naked koopas from a non-red shell. In the case of P-Switch, we can spawn fish. Stunning "unstunnable" sprites Some sprites aren't meant to be stunned and thus have no stun routine. We can force a sprite into its stunned state via double-tongue glitch. In this circumstance three steps must be followed: Perform double-tongue glitch.
On the second lick, catch a sprite you wish to be stunned and take damage while it is on Yoshi's tongue , so that Yoshi doesn't swallow it. Then, Yoshi's mouth will be full, and despite the second sprite doesn't seem to be in his mouth, the game actually considers it is. It can be dropped out of Yoshi's mouth, even if it isn't meant to stay there, and if it's stun timer is non zero when that happens, it will overflow the SpriteKoopasSpawn table and spawn some sprite.
The sprite it will spawn depends only of what sprite you stunned. The stun timer of a sprite can be set to a non zero value in various ways. One way is stomp on it. Some sprites use the timer for other things, such as when they first spawn, or for an action to take. For example, the goal point uses the timer to determine when to change direction. We can get very weird effects with this glitch. This Koopa Kid, when killed, will end the level. Pokey: When stunned, will spawn a Goal Point.
Dino Rhino: When stunned, will spawn a keyhole. A Dino Torch will cause the game to crash, however. Fish that moves horizontally and Para-bomb: When stunned, these sprites will spawn a Reznor. Each sprite use these addresses in a different way, many of them for 'vertical directions'. The 4 cited addresses are used by sprites between slots 4 and 7. Diggin' Chuck: When stunned, will spawn a Clappin' Chuck.
It's known as the 'orb chuck', as if you get Yoshi to eat this chuck via item swap as Fire Mario, you will get an orb in the item box. There are other useful sprites to stun. For example, a boo creates a Koopa Kid, and an eerie creates a keyhole. Also, some sprite, when stunned, will create some sprite from this list: for example, stunning the rock of a Diggin' Chuck provides a sliding blue koopa, which provides the Koopa Kid. So, sometimes a double stun or even a triple stun can be useful.
If an item is in a slot lower than Yoshi, it is possible to hold it while riding Yoshi. This is performed by landing on him at the same time an item is grabbed. Email me for help. Note: This guide shows two programs that I have used before, but there are lots of other options such as Cakewalk , Audacity , Garage Band , etc.
Step 1: Select a music program. FL Studio. I use an old version of this. Includes native support for Soundfonts SF2 format. Step 2: Add an SF2 track.
Step 3: Select an SF2 file. Step 4: Choose an instrument. Note: You can add more instruments by repeating steps 2 - 4. Alcahest Soundfont by William Kage. Play Demo by William Kage. Soundfont by William Kage. Soundfont by FluidVolt. Shell ricochet. Spring jump. Stomping a Koopa Kid. Stomping on Dry Bones or Bony Beetle. Storing item in reserve. Switch activated.
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