I had a more complicated version of this in mind, but ended up nerfing it a lot to be considerate of all the stuff you have to do just to get to the end. Probably still will make adjustments, but really happy with how this level came together.

Thought I'd show a little more of this level off. Scuffed gameplay on my part, but I think there's a lot of neat things you can do by binding the on/off state to Mario's facing direction.

I had this idea before I had either the cape skill to do it or the asm knowledge to make it myself. Now I have both and it is really cool to finally be making a level that has existed in my head for way too long.

I just can't stay away from Lunar Magic lately. Sigh. I guess I am making a vanilla cape hack...

Good tip SMWC. I really took your advice on this one.

Haven't posted an update on my yoshi fly hack in a little while, so here it is. Inspiration is a good thing, right? ....Right?

After beating Mod Cape before Silksong, I accepted a new mission to try and beat Volpey's Senpai before Silksong, and I just barely finished in time. What a romhack, loved it.

My goal was to beat this before Silksong released, and I got it. Level is mod cape by @tjb0607.bsky.social and its very cool. Cape is good.

Another tiny peek at my yoshi fly hack! Designing this has been nonstop fun every time I open Lunar Magic, and I can already feel my skill improving too.

ty, I started this to up my own skill set, still need to get better at shells/midairs at some point too. There's just so much in SMW to learn and improve at, its overwhelming, but at the same time liberating that you can always pick a direction to focus for as long as its fun.

Also a horse indeed:

Got a little side project going in Lunar Magic, and I gotta say, I think I am cooking with this one. The premise of every level is the same, yoshi fly and eat 5 golden berries to hatch an orb at the finish line.

I randomly remembered this today, and am still grappling with the implications of the folklore.

To celebrate the release of In Absentia of Knowing, and the recent Chateau 1.3 clears, I have decided to share this image earlier than I was planning to. The cave goes deeper.

New precision hack incoming, releasing maybe tomorrow or later this week.

Another PB tonight, 11 key jumps (+1 jump off the key) for 36.4 tiles. That's 1 jump closer to 20, and I can feel the consistency starting to build little by little. Why is key jumping so addicting?

My first post will be about finally hitting my goal of 10 key jumps (+1 jump off the key) for 32.8 tiles. It feels really good to be making so much progress at a trick I at one point thought would be impossible for me to do with enough consistency to regularly get 3 jumps. Can I get 20?