Inkstar | All Pianta Colors - Super Mario Sunshine @Inkstar | Uploaded October 2019 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
All Pianta colors in Super Mario Sunshine with a handful of Pianta colors being unused.
Unlike objects in Super Mario Sunshine which use an RGB parameter system, character colors use a 'preset' system. Specific RGB color values are stored in memory as an array of bytes, and are called through a single byte parameter labelled "BodyColor". The first 16 (0-15) 'BodyColor' values are manually saved colors by the developers (so I believe), while any value above '15' supposedly calls a random RGB color combonation. However, I believe the game uses the same randomization seed for these colors every time, making them not truely random as the same color will generate every time.
Keep in mind I have no access to the game's physical code, so I have no knowledge on how the colors are actually generated... this is mearly my guess.
Another note: Pianta children and adults use the same color presets as the presets are saved and called based on the Pianta's gender rather than model. So no, there isn't more unused colors within the children models.
Enjoy!
All Pianta colors in Super Mario Sunshine with a handful of Pianta colors being unused.
Unlike objects in Super Mario Sunshine which use an RGB parameter system, character colors use a 'preset' system. Specific RGB color values are stored in memory as an array of bytes, and are called through a single byte parameter labelled "BodyColor". The first 16 (0-15) 'BodyColor' values are manually saved colors by the developers (so I believe), while any value above '15' supposedly calls a random RGB color combonation. However, I believe the game uses the same randomization seed for these colors every time, making them not truely random as the same color will generate every time.
Keep in mind I have no access to the game's physical code, so I have no knowledge on how the colors are actually generated... this is mearly my guess.
Another note: Pianta children and adults use the same color presets as the presets are saved and called based on the Pianta's gender rather than model. So no, there isn't more unused colors within the children models.
Enjoy!
![ALL ANIMATIONS - Gold Ghost [Luigis Mansion]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q_Tx8HXPN7c/hqdefault.jpg "ALL ANIMATIONS - Gold Ghost [Luigis Mansion]
Used and unused; this videos shows off all the Gold Ghosts animations in Luigis Mansion.")
![ALL ANIMATIONS - Professor E. Gadd [Luigis Mansion]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sErD8m6Ivxo/hqdefault.jpg "ALL ANIMATIONS - Professor E. Gadd [Luigis Mansion]
All of Professor Elvin Gadds animations in Luigis Mansion!
E. Gadd has a total of three seperate models, each of which are designated to different locations within the Mansion/Lab. This made the video a bit difficult to create, but I hope you enjoy it for what it is!
Due to some technical difficulties, some animation audio files (.bas) did not correctly register to its designated animation, so some audio has been cut unfortunately.
On another note; I havent personally found any animations unused in any of E. Gadds models, so if you locate one that isnt actually used, feel free to tell me in the comments.")
![The Throw Downwarp [Super Mario Sunshine]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sdnF7EIAY68/hqdefault.jpg "The Throw Downwarp [Super Mario Sunshine]
Hopefully this video explains how the Throw Downwarp works correctly.
Heres the video explaining how the Throw Downwarp works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdnF7EIAY68
Mario has three unique throwing animations based on the time the player inputs the B button:
1. The Stationairy ocurrs when the player inputs the B button too early, causing Mario to stand still while throwing the object. Is is NOT possible to downwarp using this throw.
2. The Hop-Chuck ocurrs when the player inputs the B button too late, resulting in Mario throwing the objects while bouncing. It is NOT possible to downwarp using this throw.
3. The Snap-Back ocurrs when the player inputs the B button as soon as Mario makes contact with the ground, causing him to forcibly snap backwards. It IS possible to downwarp using this throw.
The reason only the Snap-Back throw works is due to a flaw in the games code that checks if theres a floor beneath Mario after throwing an object, and snaps him to it no matter how far away it is. This can result in some unindended maneuvers when performed in certain locations.
This glitch can be performed with any holdable objects, those being fruits, barrels, and Princess Peach... if Mario could grab her from Shadow Mario because shes technically holdable.
I hope you enjoy the video! :D")
