If you collided with the ceiling, then you would go into this state. It looks like it would start using the 'exeDash' after some time of running, where the 'Dash' animation would play.Īlso a very early state. If the player's speed was greater or equal to 12.0, then the 'exeRun' function would run. Seems to be a leftover from very early development, and it barely covers any animation stuff.

Unused ones are not initialized by the player. In the game's code, most of Mario's actions are done through 'PlayerState' functions. It would be great if we could get these working in-game! Might also be a good idea to put the decompiled code here. In 1.0.1, the code was changed so that the pane would not display, no matter what the version was.Īll of the information about the states are speculation by viewing the game's code. In 1.0.0, if the game's version didn't match 1.0.0 (which is impossible without editing the game's metadata), the game would display whatever the version is in this pane, in the format ('x.x.x'). It contains a pane named 'TxtVersion' in the top-right corner with the placeholder text 'Ver.1.0.'. There is a (functionally) unused layout called 'MenuRight'. Nobody has been able to get around this crash yet. Trying to load into a stage crashes though due to missing shaders that E3Sequence tries to load. Creating these with the needed panes fixes this problem and lets you load into a start menu. However, loading has been tested and will fail on launch due to it trying to load the layouts E3TitleMenu, E3StageSelect, and E3Thank.

It is possible to force the game to load this sequence by changing the string passed to SequenceFactory::createSequence(char const *sequenceName). The resource loader would load the resources used in the Sand Kingdom and the Metro Kingdom. Of course, the game passes the former instead of the latter. There is a sequence director that tells the game which sequence to load: the main game (under the name 'Hakoniwa'), or the E3 sequence (under the name 'E3Sequence'). There are a few classes in the game's code that reference E3. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.

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