Starting with Kaizo 2

A simple block that when you pass through it, makes the camera follow you until you land. Useful when you have something that you land on that's off-screen but you don't want to use the free vertical camera for one part

It uses the same address as when you use a purple triangle.

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V1.1 Removed redundacies

Here's a tileset that would be perfect for a castle that has been completely overrun by plantlife, like what you'd find in a jungle world. You should probably use Directional Hurt Blocks for the platforms with thorns on the bottom. By default, they just act like solid blocks.

Here's a tileset for all your castles and fortresses. It includes spikes, skewers, and red balls to anchor your Firebars, Ball-N-Chains, and Roto-Discs to.

A theatre structure seen in Castlevania: Circle of the Moon.

It can be combined with this background.

A good fit for theatre or stage plays.

A Grassland Somewhat inspired In the level Marvel Zone from Sonic The Hedgehog. enjoy.

A lake background seen in the Miyagi Pass area from Nangoku Shounen Papuwa-kun.

A good fit for lake or seaside levels.

The graphics for "The Beach Girls" from Sicari 2 - The Brink of Time. A sparkling, tropical beach with a sunset, best used for beaches, obviously. You have a palm tree to play around with, and special layer 1 water to go with the tileset.

There is also an optional HDMA + parallax for you.

The World-e from Super Mario Advance 4
Ripped and optimized for Super Mario World.

The background of the first level of The Smurfs 2 (SNES)

POST C3 WINTER 2023

The "cave" background from the Nintendo DS game Wickie und die Starken Maenner
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This is a disassembly of sprite command F2, the layer 2 scroll sprite that's controlled by the ON/OFF switch. By default, it'll make the layer 2 go down when the switch is ON, and go up when it's OFF. Additionally, it will flip the switch state when reaching the top, so it will start to move down again immediately (this can be disabled). In the file you can customize different parameters like acceleration, speed, movement range, or also change it to move horizontally instead of vertically.

Requested by Knight of Time.

This code auto-scrolls level (or background) layer 2 up or down relative to layer 1, which makes rising and falling layer 2 sections possible without taking away vertical camera freedom.

A couple notes:
-Lunar Magic 3.40+ can already autoscroll layer 2. However, you only get 12 options, while this gives you far more customization for how fast layer 2 moves.
-It must be assured that the player can never reach layer 2 scrolled past the area that has been placed in Lunar Magic, or glitchy tiles will appear. This works for the applications shown in the screenshots, as the layer 2 itself impedes the player from going further down (for the lava) or up (for the blocks). For rising layer 2, it is of interest to also account for Mario's death animation, as he falls down a fair amount when dying (the .asm file talks about this in more detail).

yoshifanatic's Update:
- Fixed the faulty no Yoshi intro check so pipe entrances don't break this UberASM.
- Made some minor optimizations.
- Made this disable vertical layer 2 scroll during level init as a convenience.
- Added functionality to customize how many subpixels layer 2 moves to allow for more precision.

This is a custom sprite version of the Boo Ring. It is more efficient than the vanilla version and quite customizable.

You can set the number of Boos, space between each Boo, radius, speed, and rotation direction for every instance of the sprite. The rotation direction is controlled by the extra bit (clockwise if clear, counter-clockwise if set). The sprite uses all four extra bytes (the extension field in Lunar Magic's "Add Sprite Manual" dialog) to control, in order, the number of Boos, the space between each Boo, the radius, and the speed. An extension of 0A285010 (10 Boos, $28 pixels between each Boo, a radius of 5 tiles = $50 pixels, a speed of $10) replicates the vanilla Boo Ring.

The No More Sprite Tile Limits patch is required if you want to use this sprite.

Note for advanced hackers: This sprite uses the WRAM write registers ($2180-$2183) for its OAM transfer. If you use these registers during an interrupt, there might be a crash. If you don't know what this means, you probably don't have to worry about it.

2017/09/07 Update
- Merged the normal and SA-1 versions.
- Made the sprite use extra bytes instead of define and extra property bytes for its options.

2016/06/14 Update
- Fixed to turn in the correct direction. (BooRing.asm)
- More optimized. (all sprites)

This is a Rex that chases you, like Disco Shell. In fact, it can be set to flash and become invulnerable to stomps.
It can also be set to remain "hidden" untill player comes close.

Requested by Roberto zampari, zacmario and Ganbare-Lucifer.

This is a pack that contains the following custom shooters:

- Diagonal Upwards Shooter
- Diagonal Downwards Shooter
- Sideways Shooter
- Vertical Shooter

The biggest difference from the ones hosted here is that this one is able to shoot Custom Sprites, instead of the default Bullet Bill. I also fixed smoke placement that was not working properly in previous versions.

I included imamelia's Bullet Bill disassembly so you can modify the projectile without affecting the vanilla Bullet Bill.

Credit for original code goes to:
mikeyk
yoshi_65c816
maro!!!
682

Now SA-1 compatible.

This is a stationary sprite that will kill extended sprites (i.e. enemy and Mario projectiles) that come in contact with it. It can be set to kill any extended sprite or just a specific one, and to make it vanish instantly or turn it into a puff of smoke. See the asm file for more info.

These Mega Moles can, as dumb as it sounds, fly.
Includes two variants: one keeps flying horizontally forever (like one of the green parakoopas), while the other flies horizontally and vertically in an specific range (like the red parakoopas).

This is "Line-Guided Rope But It's Not Line-Guided" AKA Flying Rope. It is extremely customizable by using the extra bytes. It has many possible flight patterns as well as 4 possible triggers: always move, start moving after grabbed, only move while grabbed, only move when not grabbed. Setting the extra bit makes the rope longer.

Requested for the Strongest Sprite Workshop 2020 by bandicoot

Edited to only start moving when mario isn't standing on it

This bullet bill generator spawns bullets from one direction only, depending on extra bit. Also includes an option to aim at the player's position.

Requested by crocodileman94.

Did an special arrangement of Treetop Rock from Donkey Kong Country for my Love-Colored MASTER SPARC700 Winter C3 2023 Album.

Important:
‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ㅤ♠ "Bonus End," Yoshi, P-Switch, & Thunder SFX are disabled.

There are also customizable pitches for this song that you can adjust in the song's txt file:
‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ㅤ1. C Minor (Original Pitch) [turned on by default]
‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ㅤ2. D Minor (Custom Pitch)

Dedicated to Phyll

Plays in various caves, such as the Mithril Mine.

This song is dedicated to grisu

Used for Credits.

The calm and lovely cave song from Kuru Kuru Kururin, spectacular like all the other songs from the series.

I don't know about you, but I'd love to drift off to these sparkly sounds…

This is one of the ports I made for Entropy

Did a remix of Hornet Dance from Mega Man 9. Banger theme song that, funny enough, I first heard in a romhack before hearing it in Mega Man 9.

This baby is great for grassland, forest, mountain, and athletic / sky stages.

Important:
- "Bonus End" & Thunder SFX are disabled.

There are also 3 customizable pitches for this song that you can adjust in the song's txt file:
1. A# Minor (Remix Pitch, turned on default)
2. C Minor (Original Pitch)
3. C# Minor (Custom Pitch)

Course results music after finishing any regular day at sunset as heard in the SFC three-dimensional golfing simulation of Pebble Beach no Hatou New: Tournament Edition.

The iconic, funky music from Driftveil City that just makes you wanna leave your DS on for 3 hours while you're there and throw a dance party in your bedroom.

[2024-10-20] UPDATE: Re-ported from scratch for Superfamicompo 6 to sound cleaner and more accurate. Also includes 3 options for the lead.

That song from Rudra no Hihou's mountain environments. Athletic and upbeat. Also a really nice song in general.

Because I am sick of being asked about this song 40 times a year, I've redone it from scratch and here it is. Now you can all enjoy it again I suppose.

Incompatible with Yoshi and thunder SFX, sadly. (You can still use Yoshi if you just don't care though)


UPDATE: now your starman theme won't be missing a bass

An Underlying Problem from Shovel Knight, played in Mole Knight's Stage.

❝ HIYAAAAAAA ❞
ㅤ- Fox McCloud, Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001)



Did an arrangement of Corneria from Star Fox 1. I realized that I haven't even touched a song from this soundtrack at all (that's a crime), and the Mario Galaxy movie made me realize that. Was inspired by an old arrangement of this I heard in Project M YEARS BACK (but can't seem to find online 😭), and wanted to replicate its semi-chill yet upbeat vibe for this mix. Corneria's one of my favorite songs on the SNES, and not having done it for years is an actual crime, but hey! It's better late than never.



There are also customizable versions for this song that you can adjust in the song's txt file:
ㅤ1. Original Echo Delay (OG Echo)ㅤ[Listening-Only]
ㅤ2. Lower Volume (LOWER Volume)ㅤ[turned on by default]
ㅤㅤ♠ What's disabled:
ㅤㅤㅤ - "Bonus End" (@7)
ㅤㅤㅤ - Yoshi SFX (@15)
ㅤㅤㅤ - Thunder SFX
ㅤ3. Lower Volume & Decreased Echo Delay (LOWER Echo)
ㅤㅤ♠ What's disabled:
ㅤㅤㅤ - "Bonus End" (@7)
ㅤㅤㅤ - Thunder SFX

There are also customizable pitches for this song that you can adjust in the song's txt file:
ㅤ1. F# Minor w/ Slight Detune (Remix Pitch)ㅤ[turned on by default]
ㅤ2. F# Minor (Custom Pitch 1)
ㅤ3. G Minor (Original Pitch)
ㅤ4. G# Minor (Custom Pitch 2)
ㅤ5. E Minor (Custom Pitch 3)

A peaceful town song from Terranigma.

Requested by Hamtaro126

The Mii Maker song from the newest Tomodachi Life!

'Congratulations'
Champions/Award victory music heard in the SNES/SFC port of True Golf Classics: Waialae Country Club/Waialae no Kiseki, originating from the PC-98 edition.