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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate STAGE BUILDER Create and Share Thread
- Thread starter WillyFive
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Rail-Yarn Run from Yoshi’s Crafted World (yes the train moves)
Balloon Fight
Super Mario World Larry Koopa boss battle
I've made a stage based on the Super Mario World Larry Koopa boss battle. Let me know what you think.
Tetris stage
I made a Tetris stage that actually plays Tetris around you while fighting.
The ID of the stage is CKM05SVX
The ID of the stage is CKM05SVX
You can browse stages but not look up specific ones. Tap the Smash logo at the bottom then "Stages" at the top.
Is it basically impossible to make a moving platform pass through stationary ones without bumping into them and stopping? Disappointed if so, IIRC I had fun using that mechanic in Brawl's stage builder way back (e.g. a big elevator across a stage causing the available space to contract and expand).
Also man it would be nice if you could duplicate items like in Mario maker.
Also man it would be nice if you could duplicate items like in Mario maker.
Gear Facctory
Here my first stage, a very basic idea and design:
Gear Facctory ID#32YGQlY2
There are sadly a few big oversights for the Stage Builder, which i hope, they may will change:
Gear Facctory ID#32YGQlY2
There are sadly a few big oversights for the Stage Builder, which i hope, they may will change:
- Only fighters can activate switches.
This doesn't allow for contractions, which trigger different phases. - No startup or return delay variables.
It would be great, if you could have delay for start up, before something moves backwards and in between, so you may create stages of position - Platforms can't be pass through, when they have the Gear Script.
Maybe there is some kind of technical problem, but it limits the platform options (you couldn't create a platform like in Brawl's Yoshi's Island). - Platforms have an edge, characters can bounce against.
With or without the characters be able to use the edge of an platform, characters can still hit the sides and bounce back, when they hit it in a specif angle. - No lifetime variable for respawn objects.
There should be a variable, which dictates the maximal time, an gravity object is active and has to respawn. Right now, they only repawn, if they leave the boundaries. This way they may never respawn, if they get stuck on the stage.
- All Backgrounds from all stages
- Be able to place Spawnpoints
- Drop-Blocks from Brawl
- Spikes from Brawl or Spike Texture
- Resizeable Objects (for example smaller Bomb-Blocks)
- Objects between layers can be connected, erasing the gaps between them.
- Breakable Objects, which take a specif number of damage before breaking.
- Placable ground effects from the Story-Modus (Electricity, Sleep, Glue, etc.)
- More Textures with more effects.
- Stickers (for example Spirit Images or just decorations) to place on the objects.
That's a bummer. It's not really worth it for us to get a family plan just for this. The kids got frusterated pretty quick by getting clobbered by strangers.
Just checked all the stages posted here, great stuff! The option to "Test" someone else's level immediately without having to download, log off and boot up stage builder is a really great change.
I'll be using these stages when fighting silly 1v1's with a friend. Me and him live for these custom stage shenanigans.
The switches seemed really cool when I discovered those, but they seem quite limited. Unless I haven't figured this out yet, it seems switches can only toggle movement for the object they're attached to? And every piece of ground that touches another piece of ground automatically gets linked together for the same move-route. Something as simple as a door is a little tricky to pull off.
It also seems that whenever a moving object is pushing on another it all comes to a standstill. I had a block move up and down and another left - right on the same path. I figured they'd "slide" off each other and the block with a clear way would continue moving, but nope. Limits the options quite a bit.
I'll be using these stages when fighting silly 1v1's with a friend. Me and him live for these custom stage shenanigans.
Your wishlist would be the perfect product, I agree, but compared to how WiiU's stage builder worked I'm already very happy with how this one turned out. I can actually resize/edit pieces of land that I already placed! Woaaahh
The switches seemed really cool when I discovered those, but they seem quite limited. Unless I haven't figured this out yet, it seems switches can only toggle movement for the object they're attached to? And every piece of ground that touches another piece of ground automatically gets linked together for the same move-route. Something as simple as a door is a little tricky to pull off.
It also seems that whenever a moving object is pushing on another it all comes to a standstill. I had a block move up and down and another left - right on the same path. I figured they'd "slide" off each other and the block with a clear way would continue moving, but nope. Limits the options quite a bit.
Two from Dary
MSJN2D37 for my attempt at creating a level for high end tourney play.
GYM5JJC7 for something a little more casual.
GYM5JJC7 for something a little more casual.
I'm putting this thread on a watch. I can't wait to see what other stages you guys create or discovered.
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Thanks, took maybe 2 hours to make just testing out what is feasible in the builder. It is amazing all the ideas they added with the moveable pieces in however you want it moving. I can't wait to see what other core concepts we can replicate.
Castlevania(NES)
I know I could just post the ID code, but how exactly do I share the stage pic preview? For whatever reason the one I made isn't showing up on my Smash World profile.
The game really needs some kind of crush detection/damage that doesn't involve lava.
Currently building a working volcano, which could also use said feature...
Puyo Puyo Battle
Corneria City and Perfect Chaos
Enies Lobby
Yo, I dig this. Good job!I made a stage based on the intro castle gate from Castlevania(NES). Not sure if it's the most exciting stage concept, but I quite like having another Castlevania stage at least. There's some terrible looking bats that fly around too!
ID: 7XX2MXRR
Sonic 06 stage
Definitely enjoying some of the stuff in here. Figured I'd throw my DS stage in, albeit it's kind of a mess to actually fight in.
Is there anyway to make platforms passable? I've been trying to make some clouds but it's really frustrating that everything is solid. Like yeah okay these are some thick clouds but it feels like something you should be able to toggle, even if it leads to hilarity like falling through the main stage.
Made a quick smashketball that is most accurate to the old famous one I've found so far - search for BestSmashketball ( on mobile so don't have the code) it has the rainbow backdrop with a ceiling of rocket barrels
Seems like only super thin platforms allow people to pass through them. Might be able to try some foreground object trickery with clouds to get the effect you want?
Anyone? While it's in my Smash World profile now, now I can't spot the ID code, either.
Q5Y5W70F: Volcano with realistic lava action! It's so hot, it warps time itself!!*
*totally nothing to do with the system struggling to handle such intense lava action.
MWBXXSK3: what happens when you realise you can attach bombs to gravity-susceptible platforms...
*totally nothing to do with the system struggling to handle such intense lava action.
MWBXXSK3: what happens when you realise you can attach bombs to gravity-susceptible platforms...
I made a Super Bell Hill stage that I'll post later! I gotta say the interface is a little wonky with just fingers but I'm pleased at how robust it is. One major complaint, though, is how you can't make certain elements extend beyond the blast zones a bit so that you can't see their edges. It's the only thing jarring me out of being immersed in my creations, seeing the cutoff so blatantly. Another is that you can't connect drop-through platforms to solid ones behind them, leaving you with this funny little gap between them when viewed from non-straightforward angles.
There's plenty I'd love to see added in terms of tiles and textures, but for now it's the best Stage Builder I've seen in Smash ever, and I'm pumped to use it more.
There's plenty I'd love to see added in terms of tiles and textures, but for now it's the best Stage Builder I've seen in Smash ever, and I'm pumped to use it more.
That's an interesting idea, but my specific ideas require them to tilt which
seems to be an impossibility. That's a shame. I'll just had to make do, I suppose.