Talk:Super Mario Strikers

INI files
So, one of my friends discovered that almost every parameter in the game (as well as the sequel) is controlled by plaintext .INI files. It's clear that Next Level Games was fantastically organized when making these games, as everything is super readable and nicely commented. Now, what I'm unsure about is what is notable enough to include. For example, this is what Birdo's stats file looks like:

Jog Speed = 4.5							# Slowest Speed the Character can go Running Speed = 6.0						# Regular running without ball speed Running Turn Speed = 110000				# how maneuvrable a player is during this state ... higher equals more turn ability Strafe Speed = 4.8						# Strafing Sideways Speed Run Backwards Speed = 5.2				# Run Backwards Speed Strafe Turn Speed = 140000.0			# how fast a player turns while strafing or running backwards. Turbo Speed = 6.8						# Without Ball Turbo Speed Turbo Turn Speed = 70000.0				# Ease of Turning while button held down WB Run Speed = 5.9						# With Ball Top Speed WB Run Turn Speed = 80000.0				# TUrning Speed while controlling the ball WB Run Turbo Turn Speed = 90000.0		# Turbo With ball turning speed WB Run Turbo Level 1 Speed = 6.8		# Turbo With ball First level speed WB Run Turbo Level 2 Speed = 7.4		# Turbo With ball Second level speed WB Run Turbo Level 3 Speed = 7.8		# Turbo With ball Thirds level speed Shooting = 0.0							# How Good a Player is at Shooting (therefore more likely to do it) Capsule Height = 0.3					# How Tall the Character's column is Capsule Width = 0.35					# how Wide the Character's Cylidr is S2S 1st Jump Frame = 3.0 S2S Kick Frame = 27.0 S2S Nis Begin Frame = 26.0 S2S Nis End Frame = 106.0
 * 1) MOVEMENT ####
 * 1) SHOOTING ####
 * 1) PHYSICS ####
 * 1) SHOOT TO SCORE ####

(Lovely, isn't it?) The thing is, even though they're never seen, they're really mundane. I'm just not sure if it's worth mentioning. However, this is stuff that is worth mentioning, such as debug files and comments regarding production status. Oh, and an .exe along with its source code. I'll be putting up a list of the files in the notes page when I get the chance. --Peardian 22:45, 19 August 2012 (EDT)