You can do this very easily. If you have a world map, just make a file named "map.lua" in your episode folder, and insert this code: local playerManager = require("playermanager") playerManager.overworldCharacters = {CHARACTER_WARIO} function onStart() player:transform(CHARACTER_WARIO) end If you do...

I've already answered: no.

But the fact you're asking that question suggests you managed to install it at least once without receiving the error message. Is that the case?

fnafan88888888 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 23, 2020 3:25 pm

I click "Yes" then everything went fine.

You keep contradicting yourself. Did everything go fine, or did you get an error message???

No.

This error can occur if you have multiple setups running at the same time, or if you simply don't have enough space on your hard drive.

You have to make sure you hit "Yes" to that.

Have you made sure to try installing with admin privileges?

That sounds like you may have installed an episode designed for 38A, which won't load correctly. Please make sure episodes you install are designed for SMBX2.

A clean install means you install the engine fresh, to a new location, with no modifications at all (not even adding episodes). Does it work if you do that, or do you have the same issue?

I just asked if it works on a clean install and you said yes???

Does it work or doesn't it?

Also I am a developer, so I'm not sure what you mean by "contact the developers".

I'm not sure what happened, but it sounds like either something broke during the install, or you accidentally moved or deleted a key file. If it's working now then that's good.

I'm honestly a little confused. It's not like the launcher is constantly in motion or you have to react fast - of course there's going to be important elements everywhere on the window, otherwise there would be no point in the window being that large. And on that point, the window shouldn't be filli...

Okay. That looks about right. Does a clean install work for you?

While they may be blue against a paler blue background, I'm having trouble working out why you couldn't see them. They were tested with different forms of colour blindness to ensure they were always visible, since the brightness of their respective blues is significantly different. If you are aware ...

How did you get "level" from "where the .exe is installed"? A screenshot of the inside of your installs "data" folder would help.

This error pops up when you have a corrupt save data file. Delete your save-0-ext.dat file in your episode.

hudoftime is extremely outdated and a modern version doesn't exist as a standalone package. There are better systems that exist for making custom huds now.

No. "SMBX 1.4", as you call it, is not actually a version of SMBX, it's a completely different engine (actually named SMBX38A), and has no relation to SMBX2 whatsoever.

SaveData["episode"] is the same as SaveData.episode

It sounds like you're hitting the BGO limit. Is there an error message when you load the level?

The console is not inside your lua file, so variable defined in your lua file won't exist. You'll have to access SaveData directly.