#SMBX 1.5 DOWNLOAD CODE#
Limited and inconvenient support for classes, therefore the code tends to abuse a ton of global variables and arrays (also an initial lack of experience of the original author was an another factor that lead to this mess).
#SMBX 1.5 DOWNLOAD FULL#
The reason why "globals.h" exists: it has a full list of globally available variables.
The original author wrote most of the code in the " src" folder in VB6. Therefore, after the possible appearance of the Lua scripts support, it will be reasonable to port, or create new from the ground up and target to TheXTech exclusively. The planned lua-based scripting system won't guarantee compatibility. This also means that SMBX2 content is incompatible. No, LunaLua won't work: this project is binary-incompatible with LunaLua. This system allows the running of LunaDLL-episodes on any hardware including non-x86 processor architectures. Since the TheXTech version 1.3.6, there is a built-in implementation of the LunaDLL Autocode language, called LunaScript. Can levels and episodes with LunaDLL Autocode work on this? The Moondust Engine intends to be like GZDoom while TheXTech is an analog of Chocolate Doom to represent an original game on modern platforms. It will be similar to GZDoom and Chocolate Doom ports of the Doom game: GZDoom is a powerful and functional engine, the best choice for modders Chocolate Doom is an accurate port of the original game to a modern platform with the purpose to represent the original game including even bugs. However, TheXTech is needed for Moondust Engine as a working research model to develop the new engine. Unlike TheXTech, Moondust Engine gives a high degree of flexibility that allows anyone to build something new from scratch without inheriting an old game base. Moondust Engine will be used for the second goal - giving a toolkit for new games. The opening of SMBX's source-code and introducing TheXTech has solved the first goal: SMBX has been saved and now it's free/opensource cross-platform software. Since it's foundation, the Moondust Project had two goals: 1) save SMBX 2) give a flexible toolkit for new platform games. I'll continue developing the Moondust Engine as I have yet to reach the second goal of the project. What's the future of Moondust Engine now that TheXTech exists? I need it for Moondust Engine development directly, it's much easier to hack and inspect than an old, inconvenient VB6 environment. You have Moondust Engine, why you have spent over a month to craft this thing?
To provide a fully-compatible replica of the old engine for modern platforms, allowing to play old levels and episodes with the same feeling as if they were played on the original VB6-based SMBX game.It's a very convenient research model I want to use in developent of the Moondust Engine.It completely reproduces the old SMBX 1.3 engine (aside from it's Editor), includes many of its logical bugs (critical bugs that lead the game to crash or freeze got fixed).
It's a port of an old VB6 engine, purely written in C++. SMBX engine, rewritten into C++ from VisualBasic 6.
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