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SMB1-Styled Kuribon/Galoomba	By: Nuggeting
I decided to make my first submission a very basic one: A sprite sheet of Kuribon from Super Mario World in the style of SMB1. The sheet has Kuribon on its own, with wings, with a parachute, and variations with the colours of Galoomba from Super Mario 3D World. Use these if you want, no permission needed. Just be sure to give credit. If you're going to use this in a ROM hack, I strongly suggest only using the normal and winged Kuribon sprites, as the parachute sprites and Galoomba palette break the NES's 4-colour-rule.

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Format	Sprite Sheets	Sprites and animation frames saved in a static image medium.
Contents	Original	Sprites that are made completely from scratch.

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	Created:	Mar 26 2016, 2:35 PM
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	murphmario Mar 27 2016, 3:55 AM
Asides from the fact that they break the 4-color rule (transparency counts as a color), they look quite nice.


	KingGeoshiKoopshi64 Mar 27 2016, 4:42 AM
Make the kuribon version have black shoes they break the 8-bit rule.


	Astrakitu Mar 27 2016, 9:46 AM
Probably he did Megamaning. HOWEVER, Koopas in SMB3 break the 4-color rule because SMB3 uses the MMC3 chip, according to Somari64. Does Super Mario Bros. use the MMC chip? (aside from 2 and 3)


	Nuggeting Mar 27 2016, 10:35 AM
I honestly had no idea a 4-colour rule was a thing, thanks guys. I would've changed it by now if I knew how to update submissions.


	Astrakitu Mar 27 2016, 2:36 PM
Quote (Nuggeting on Mar 27 2016, 6:35 PM) I honestly had no idea a 4-colour rule was a thing, thanks guys. I would've changed it by now if I knew how to update submissions. How to update submissions: 1. Go to My Submissions. 2. Click on the name of the submission. 3. Change the file and thumbnails and the description too. (The interface is slightly similar to that of when you are submitting a new submission, so change whatever needs to be changed!) 4. Click on Update Submission. 5. Wait until the update gets accepted by the admins (like VinnyVideo!), and you'll have your update in no time. I hope this helped ya out.


	Nuggeting Mar 27 2016, 4:03 PM
Quote (Jaden1291 on Mar 27 2016, 2:36 PM) How to update submissions: 1. Go to My Submissions. 2. Click on the name of the submission. 3. Change the file and thumbnails and the description too. (The interface is slightly similar to that of when you are submitting a new submission, so change whatever needs to be changed!) 4. Click on Update Submission. 5. Wait until the update gets accepted by the admins (like VinnyVideo!), and you'll have your update in no time. I hope this helped ya out. Thanks, I'll go ahead and make the changes now.


	Nuggeting Mar 27 2016, 8:55 PM
The update's been set in place. Kuribon should follow the 4-colour-rule now. And before anyone says it I intentionally left Galoomba as a 4-colour-rule-breaker because he's meant to be a "modern" design of sorts.


	The Yak Smoker Mar 27 2016, 10:29 PM
Quote (Jaden1291 on Mar 28 2016, 2:36 AM) How to update submissions: 1. Go to My Submissions. 2. Click on the name of the submission. 3. Change the file and thumbnails and the description too. (The interface is slightly similar to that of when you are submitting a new submission, so change whatever needs to be changed!) 4. Click on Update Submission. 5. Wait until the update gets accepted by the admins (like VinnyVideo!), and you'll have your update in no time. I hope this helped ya out. That's like the same comment you gave me! No offense...


	Nuggeting Mar 28 2016, 3:25 PM
Quote (The Yak Smoker on Mar 27 2016, 10:29 PM) That's like the same comment you gave me! No offense... He probably has a copypasta on standby for whenever the question's asked. Writing a completely new guide everytime would get stale after the fourth time.


	Mit Mar 28 2016, 3:54 PM
Quote (Jaden1291 on Mar 27 2016, 5:46 AM) Probably he did Megamaning. HOWEVER, Koopas in SMB3 break the 4-color rule because SMB3 uses the MMC3 chip, according to Somari64. the MMC3 chip had nothing to do with colors per sprite. here's how it works- internally, sprites are split up into 8x8 tiles. each individual 8x8 tiles can use up to 3 "visible" colors, plus the transparent color. so mario from SMB1, internally, would look something like this, as an example. what this means is that you could make mario look like this and still have it function properly on the NES. the SMB3 koopas "cheat" this by being positioned 2 pixels up. the MMC3 chip in terms of graphics only really made animated tiles possible, which SMB3 used fairly frequently. it also allowed for things like diagonal scrolling for autoscrolling levels, and it also allowed the stationary HUD on the bottom of the screen to function properly. at any rate, though, the sprites themselves are fine. if it were me i would've made them face sideways like the koopa troopa, but this works either way.


	Astrakitu Mar 31 2016, 3:32 PM
Quote (Mit on Mar 28 2016, 11:54 PM) the MMC3 chip had nothing to do with colors per sprite. here's how it works- internally, sprites are split up into 8x8 tiles. each individual 8x8 tiles can use up to 3 "visible" colors, plus the transparent color. so mario from SMB1, internally, would look something like this, as an example. what this means is that you could make mario look like this and still have it function properly on the NES. the SMB3 koopas "cheat" this by being positioned 2 pixels up. the MMC3 chip in terms of graphics only really made animated tiles possible, which SMB3 used fairly frequently. it also allowed for things like diagonal scrolling for autoscrolling levels, and it also allowed the stationary HUD on the bottom of the screen to function properly. at any rate, though, the sprites themselves are fine. if it were me i would've made them face sideways like the koopa troopa, but this works either way. I bet you caught it the right way out, Mit. Thanks for your info!

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