The user must click to allow the cheats before using them. Tile drawing with mouse: layer 1 (left click), layer 2 (right click) and block duplication predictor.Ĭheats: current cheats include free movement, beat level (depends on ROM hack), powerup, score and coin number (for lag manipulation), dragging and dropping sprites with mouse. Line of death: always appear below the game area, showing where Mario or sprites die.

Static Camera Region: region on which the player must scape to scroll the camera. Other sprites info: extended, cluster, minor extended and bounce sprites.Ĭounters and timers: counters that decrement once per frame or using some frame rule. Yoshi/tongue info: id, sprite on mouth, timings, length and hitbox. Sprite info: positions, speeds, stunned state number, many tables, hitbox against other objects, points of interaction with tiles, data, load status. Player info: positions, speeds, subspeed, camera, cape, blocked status, hitbox against sprites, points of interaction with tiles. Level Info: type of level (horizontal or vertical), number of screens and buoyancy level flag. Movie info: signals the movie mode, frames recorded, lag count and rerecord count. Those options are present in all the three utility scripts. You can use, for example brunovalads/smw-stuff, or an old release (not recommended). More recent Windows builds are available in true's website. Snes9x-rr: File > Lua Scripting > New Lua Script WindowĪs of 2018/08, make sure to NOT use the current β23 from TASVideos, as it's old and has a bug that can crash Lua scripts or mess up the display of background colors.

Alternatively, clone the repository into a folder.

Download the source code zip of the latest release and extract its contents into a folder.

The script can be run on the emulators: lsnes and Snes9x-rr. Smw-tas is an utility for making Tool-Assisted Speedruns of Super Mario World and for debugging the game.

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