Post by rewind402 on May 4, 2009 23:25:28 GMT -5
Here, post stages you either made with SSBB's built-in Stage Builder, or the fanmade Stage Studio.
To post a stage, you have to upload it somewhere (durrrr). Don't use Rapidshare unless you have an account there, because it only allows up to 10 downloads.
PMXD's Stages
THE ADVANTAGES OF STAGE STUDIO:
In Stage Builder, you can only place a small number of tiles. You can't choose where you want players to spawn, and for structures and special tiles, there's always this big empty area around them that don't allow you to place more tiles. In Stage Studio, you can change the tile limit from 50 to 252. You can overlap tiles, place spawn points, whatever. But, placing too many tiles will make your Wii crash when you load the stage in SSBB, and not only that, but if you place a spawn point in mid-air and the player that uses that spawn point uses Pokémon Trainer, he/she will be stuck in a T-pose and will be unable to move until either the match ends, or something hits him/her.
Not only that, but you get an extra block which is surprisingly useful.
WARNING:
If you make a stage with the beta block, do NOT open it in stage builder. Your Wii will crash. When your Wii crashes it doesn't damage anything, but it's just a pain in the butt to have to turn the game back on.
To post a stage, you have to upload it somewhere (durrrr). Don't use Rapidshare unless you have an account there, because it only allows up to 10 downloads.
PMXD's Stages
THE ADVANTAGES OF STAGE STUDIO:
In Stage Builder, you can only place a small number of tiles. You can't choose where you want players to spawn, and for structures and special tiles, there's always this big empty area around them that don't allow you to place more tiles. In Stage Studio, you can change the tile limit from 50 to 252. You can overlap tiles, place spawn points, whatever. But, placing too many tiles will make your Wii crash when you load the stage in SSBB, and not only that, but if you place a spawn point in mid-air and the player that uses that spawn point uses Pokémon Trainer, he/she will be stuck in a T-pose and will be unable to move until either the match ends, or something hits him/her.
Not only that, but you get an extra block which is surprisingly useful.
WARNING:
If you make a stage with the beta block, do NOT open it in stage builder. Your Wii will crash. When your Wii crashes it doesn't damage anything, but it's just a pain in the butt to have to turn the game back on.
