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I tried to do this once, but I can't program my way out of a wet paper bag. It would be soooo awesome if there was a level editor hack for the arcade version of Mr. Do. I'm thinking of something really simple. Just start by selecting a screen-fill of a certain pattern and color. Then use the joystick to subtract the stuff you don't want on screen (almost like an eraser tool in a paint program). Set the number of baddies. Place the apples, cherries, and start position for the player. and that's about it. Player 1 button = Previous menu item Player 2 button = Next menu item Fire button = Select/confirm Joystick for placement Both Player 1 and Player 2 = Hide menu. Menu would include: - Save level - Load level into editor (and level select with up-down for previous/next item and left-right for previous/next page list of levels) - Select fill color and pattern - Select item (apple, cherry, earth, Mr. Do character) - Input number of enemies to be spawned from the center of the screen. I wouldn't want any extra features or power-ups or anything like that. Just what the arcade includes, since it's fun the way it is.
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I mentioned this video in one of my status updates: And series creator Mike Dailly also uploaded a video on said editor: Granted, this isn't as easy to use as LemEdit for DOS*, or even the DS Lemmings Level Editor. At least it we got to see it in action. *=Requires DOSBox or FreeDOS to use nowadays.
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