SuperMarioSolarEngine
An open source 2D Mario engine.
Incorperates elements from a handful of 3D Mario titles, like Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario 64. Also comes with a barebones level-editor that you can build off for your own in-game level designers!
Supported projects
Current status
Playable (Bugfixing and fine tuning)
(Currently accepting feedback!)
To-do
- FLUDD mechanics
- Misc player movement mechanics
- Implement rumble and motion controls into gameplay
- Player camera
- Player health and attacking
- Proper enemy support
- Basic enemy AI
- Level Editor properties system
- Cutscene editor
- Dialogue system
How to use
You can use Super Mario Solar Engine for any projects that fit under the MIT license. It is expected you use it as a foundation for your own Mario-inspired games.
You can open the project file using the Godot game engine.
Physics values and toggles will be present in the properties of their respective nodes.
Most classes contain documentation that you can find using the Help menu in the Godot editor.
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Credits
Charlotte "Charpurrr" Fox - Project lead and programmer
Tricia "GTcreyon" - Major Additional programming
Kito "qtkito" - Major Additional programming
"CardboardCarl" - Additional programming
"Unequipped" - Additional programming
"aloelucidity" - Additional programming
"goatsoup.mp3" - Synth Stratnum soundtrack
Mack "masterminer176" - Miscellaneous sprites
"KrystalPhantasm" - Miscellaneous sprites
"KenneyNL" - UI Input Icons
"KingAsylus91" - Mario & Luigi sprites
"TuffTony" - Mario & Luigi sprites
"NineBit" - Mario & Luigi sprites
Robert "runouw" Hewitt - Main inspiration