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I need help - DiggingJam - 04-17-2020

So I made a game called Super Toad Bros. X. Right now its just an SMBX Episode. But this episode means alot to me. I want to turn it to my own game. Whats an great engine I can use? Or code?


RE: I need help - SuperSledgeBro - 04-18-2020

I have only used Game Maker, so I'll recommend that!


RE: I need help - Evan.F - 04-18-2020

No idea, Gamemaker already has Mario engines built for it (most notable are the Hello Mario Engine and Gatete Mario Engines) If you want to make levels and graphics as opposed to programming an entire engine from scratch, these are your best bet.


RE: I need help - VinnyVideo - 04-18-2020

By CC+, I assume you mean C+.

While it's possible to build your own game engine using a language like C+ or Java, most MFGGers use a tool like Game Maker, Clickteam Fusion, Godot, or Unity. I wouldn't try making a platform game in C+ or JavaScript unless I had some experience in those languages.

If you're used to the SMBX interface, you could consider Gatete's or Hello's engines. These engines include most of the features included in SMBX.


RE: I need help - DiggingJam - 04-18-2020

(04-18-2020, 12:45 PM)VinnyVideo Wrote: By CC+, I assume you mean C+.

While it's possible to build your own game engine using a language like C+ or Java, most MFGGers use a tool like Game Maker, Clickteam Fusion, Godot, or Unity. I wouldn't try making a platform game in C+ or JavaScript unless I had some experience in those languages.

If you're used to the SMBX interface, you could consider Gatete's or Hello's engines. These engines include most of the features included in SMBX.

yeah I try Hello Engine