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stretching code, yes?
I can't stretch things
This looks very similar to the very first stage you sent me with the grabable ledges, ahh the memories. I liked the way that stage played, but the boundaries were too close to the sides. Did you fix that? (I suppose I'll find out once I find the time to test it, and the others out). I think I'll like the added bump in the middle, but I'll have to test to see if it screws over characters with projectiles (Falco, for example).My submission:
Name: Terraform (needs a better name).
Music: Jungle Level
Size: Medium
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When I build a map, I try to do something new with stretching. This map's new feature is the
tiny slopes in the middle.
I don't see Onnet as being included in the stage pack (as it already exists in the game). The goal of the pack is to remake the stages of past, not reinvent them.And yet another re-make of...Onnet!The catch however is that this variation of Onnet takes place in the Sky so it is known as Onnet Ascension
Music: Mother 2
I didn't even think to include this in the remake pack, because the original stage was so awful. Again, we aren't trying to reinvent stages for this pack, but the layout of the stage you've made here might be something to consider for the community pack.^That issue was fixed. And now debuting a re-make of Flat Zone...Game Zone!
This is more what we're looking for. The stage needs a few adjustments, though. We will not be making the top two wings grabable (this may change with developments in the future). The bottom wings should dip down at the ends, and they should be solid. We will be using our grabable slanted ledges to recreate this. The center fin will be thinner using stretching. Thanks for the submission.Could it possibly be...Venom?!!!
GHNeko and I actually tested the idea of using fall through platforms as a main platform to add more approach options. We even used spikes to address just the problems you tried to address (your spacing of the spikes from the platform is correct). In Vanilla Brawl this concept is not so useful because of running preventing you from quickly dropping through platforms, but dash canceling in Brawl+ makes it a quite effective addition, especially since B+ has momentum conservation. We may very well use spikes in the first Community Stage Pack like this. As for Bear Traps in particular, it seems a bit too much like Battlefield, and the pillars under the main platform just seem to interrupt the movement under the platform, defeating the purpose of it.
Name:
Bear Traps (subject to change)
Music:
Tetris: Type B (this is just a filler... not decided)
Design Approach:
On a lot of standard stages, we're given the option to go left, right, and up, but never really down ( from solid ground). So I took the standard Battle Field platforms, the Final Destination main platform, and added traversable platforms which lead to spikes. The spikes are there to effectively ward out possible campers and add risk to falling below.
Possible Design Flaws:
The distance between the spikes and the platform might be too little to be of any use.
Misc Notes:
You can't be meteor'd into the spikes unless you're fully below the platform.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?y4yykmyqu1d
Just a concept of actually using spikes in standard play. I actually haven't tested it... just fiddling with this stage studio... so if someone wants to test it and give feed back, that'd be great.
We MUST have spikes in at least 1 stage in a pack!
This is similar to Pizzaboy's Terraform stage. I think we very well use a stage with this general sort of layout.I present to you...Sky Passage
Size: Medium
Music: Sky World
The shelter structure would be a bad one to use, it adds a bump to the bottom. What would be best is to just place a block 1.5 units above the ground, with a block put above it to make it the same height as the lowest fall through platform, then add a beta piece on top of that (the hump structure only available in stage builder).The original Hyrule Castle has a tower like thing, with no ledges to grab. I know a shelter indeed LOOK more similar, but gameplay-wise a statue is more suitable to replace the tower. But with stretching I'm sure we can replace it with a shelter.
Reference picture:
Loud and Abrai seems to be an interesting twist for edges and layout. We'll have to test this one out to see if it is balanced enough.Just a bunch stages I made a while ago.
Loud and abrai
Music: Yell "Dead Cell"
The idea was a low hanging stage with moving platforms in place of grabable ledges. It seemed to work in the bunch of test matches I did.
Clasico
Music: World Map (Pikmin 2)
Another test stage with no grabable ledges. The stair things seemed like they didn't work, but I didn't play this stage as much. It probably would do better raised up a couple blocks, too.
himalgam.
Music: Unfounded Revenge
The left side is close to the boundary and has a grabable ledge, the right hangs out near the middle and doesn't. I wanted a Japes-like ceiling for this course.
A flipped version with the grabable on the right would probably work better. This layout seemed to work fine, but flipped ledges would probably work better for Tethers since the right is the one furthest from a boundary.
Hyrule Terrace
Music: Ocarina Medly
Based on the left side of Temple. The only obvious problem is I used the tree thing to simulate the raised area and it creates a wall. The stage might be better served dropped down a few blocks as well and given larger boundaries if needed, but otherwise it's playable.
Giroman
The idea was a counterpick with fallthroughs as the main platform and conveyors to keep people up on them. The stacking is a bit excessive, and the stage gives obvious preference to characters without tethers. It could be playable if the conveyor speed is balanced, or by putting an edge at the left side but making it small enough that you couldn't sit and camp there.
amalgamate.
Music: Porky's Theme
Tried to make a stage with falling blocks that was playable.
