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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the further away a slope is from the camera, the less slippery it becomes. This may result in Mario slipping while running up a slope that is close to the camera, but suddenly being able to run up all the way if the camera is zoomed out. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, slopes become more slippery the closer the camera is to them. For these screenshots, the screen has been cropped on the sides to reduce visual clutter, but still has its full height. Please use the distance from the slopes to the bottom edge of the screen to gauge the distance to the camera. Here, the slope is so close to the camera that its bottom is cut off by the bottom edge of the screen. Mario is only able to run halfway up the slope before he begins sliding down. Now, the slope is slightly further away so that it fits fully within the screen. Mario is able to make it slightly further up before sliding. Finally, by walking up the edge of the slope so that the camera zooms out as far as possible, Mario is actually able to run all the way up the slope to the next ledge without slipping. Even further away from the camera, Mario is able to almost make it to the top of the slope before sliding down. This works with all slopes in the game, but is demonstrated here due to the camera in this area moving strictly perpendicularly to the slope. In addition, in this area, Mario's distance from the camera is fixed, so we can see that it is not Mario's distance from the camera, but the slope object's, that determines the slipperiness. Cource youtube.com user "Hello, my name is nim": youtube.comloinims4, images: Supper Mario Broth, soreenshots taken in a Vii emulator, game: Super Mario Galary 2 (NA, V

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*Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the intro to Super Mario Galaxy, a Toad trapped in a crystal changes expressions from happy when Mario is near to sad when he isn't, creating the expression that he is still conscious inside the crystal and is rejoicing at Mario's presence and despairing at his absence. Mario is near the Toad Mario is further from the Toad The Toad is happy, as though relieved to see Mario The Toad is sad, as though concerned that he can't see Mario anymore The technical explanation for this is that the crystal and Toad within it change between a high-polygon and low-polygon version based on how close the camera, and thus Mario, is to them. It appears that the expression assigned to the high-polygon Toad is different than the low-polygon one, creating this effect. Whether this is an oversight or done deliberately to create that effect is unknown. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken in a Wii emulator, game: Super Mario Galaxy (NA, WIT)
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