However, if Mario falls onto a floor, he will switch to Mode 11. Mostly the same as Mode 5, except that Mario instead uses Super Mario's sprites. Touching a ceiling, touching a wall, or falling onto a floor will all cause Mario to instantly lose a life. Mario will take on Small Mario's Yoshi-riding sprite and constantly change direction. Some custom levels utilize the Cape Glitch. If the player presses the X key while Mario is in the air, he will remain at one sprite but instead flash between being visible and invisible. Climbing a vine or grate causes Mario to disappear completely. If it is a tile that can be jumped through the bottom of, Mario will phase downward through the tile. Nothing significant happens if the Cape Glitch was acessed from the level being in Mode 4. If the player presses the down button while on the ground, if it is a solid tile, Mario will power-down if the Cape Glitch was acessed from a different mode. In this state, Mario rapidly switches between Cape Mario's flying sprites and constantly moves forward at a slow speed that can be sped up by the player inputting Mario to move forward. The player controls Cape Mario by default.īy default, the player controls Mario in a state that is commonly known by fans as the "Cape Glitch". The player can control Mario while he flies. If Mario takes a hit while he is not Super Mario, he will revert to Super Mario, but taking a hit while Super Mario does nothing, effectively making Mario invincible. The player controls Super Mario by default. If Mario takes a hit while powered up, he will get even bigger but if hit while not powered up, he shrinks. Only Modes 0 ("Normal") and 25 ("Water") are selectable at the Level Editor's "Settings" screen.īy default, the player controls massive Mario. Most level modes must have the third number of the fifth section of their level's code in order to be playable.
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