yeah, I would shade those beams somewhere along these lines (I added the texture you included in your old one although normally the middle would be blank): https://i.imgur.com/BlLYsrP.png?1 I made some changes and did away with the texture entirely. I don't think I want the backgrounds being too di...

Anyway, it's a decent start, but I do see a lot of banding and pillow shading in your tileset. These are things you generally want to avoid when making graphics. For more information, you can check out this thread. It's very informative: https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/tutorial-colori...

ok finished the paths. https://i.imgur.com/3ESRkgg.png?1 Nice, are those blue paths supposed to be locked paths or themed paths? Anyways, I've got a few industrial sets designed for a factory level I'm making. I'm in no ways a graphics designer, but I'd appreciate criticism nonetheless. https://i.g...

Snessy the duck wrote:here is screen shot

This is grand

I agree with Snessy. The levels go from one set piece to another without much flow. Not a lot of objects felt like they had purpose because of this. It wasn't bad at all though, you clearly know how to stick and build onto central ideas in your levels which I appreciated. I'd suggest playtesting ind...

I'd recommend SMBX2. SMBX 1.3.0.1 has a relatively poor editor (no undo button, unintuitive layout, etc.) and as becoming rather old. SMBX 1.4 (also referred to as 38A) is preferred by some but is incompatible with previous versions and has a pretty messed up physics engines. It's run by a single d...

Which is the best version to invest in for big projects in regards to community preference, popularity, and futureproofing?

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