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Custom texture, yes. Additional level, no. To add a new tileset, go to "Edit" -> "Add" -> "Tileset", and you will be allowed to select the image file and .pxa file for your new tileset. If you want to replace an existing tileset, just go to "Edit" -> "Replace" -> "Tileset". As for adding more...

More or less, except I'm only aware of that tool's ability to do one tile at a time. I'm not aware of any BL feature that helps you make changes en masse.

Technically you do still have to have a <CMP command for every tile you want to change, it's just that this tool automatically generates the script for that for you.

At the end of the day, though, there's a deep satisfaction that one can feel by accomplishing something like this via <TSC alone with no assembly editing. Just ask EnlightenedOne who did all kinds of weird things with flags, or Carrotlord who programmed a money system with just flags. It also...

That's an option, but sometimes when you're porting a mod, you need to downsize the number of maps. Plus if you don't want to do any <TRAs and just want stuff to change in real-time, this could be useful. For example, I bet Shmitz would have liked to have had a tool like this back when he made...

Hey, this is really good! The drawings have an impressive amount of detail, the different kinds of shots are really well done, and I love the way that it made that brief exchange in the game into a more meaningful, emotional, and almost cinematic confrontation. I would love to see more of these.

Hey, this is a really neat concept! I actually envisioned a tool like this a while ago, but never got around to making it, so I'm glad someone's working at it. It looks like there are some bugs that still need to be worked out, though. I tried to load the blcny1 with prtWhite, and it only...

Oh hey, this mod! Great to see this is still in development. I won't get to try the next demo for a while since I'm really busy right now, but I've put this on my list of things to do this May when I have a large chunk of free time. Look forward to playing the next version.

I believe the Curly AI was designed specifically for Labyrinth M and the Core fight, and trying to put her in a room that doesn't have a very similar layout is going to cause problems, such as her not properly navigating the map and getting stuck all the time. You'd need some fairly involved...

I haven't messed with the <STC command or anything, but for the character at the title screen and the music, you'll need to do some assembly hacking. This thread should show you how to change some title screen specific stuff.

Well, I guess I won't try to urge you guys not to do this, but after that last one, I think I'm done with pixel art collab. It was fun the first time, but once was enough for me. That all being said, I can completely understand how the novelty of this game can still seem fresh to users who...

Well, that was fun guys. We should all be proud of ourselves. That was quite an endeavor of this community. Now that that's done, I'm ready to not worry about any pixel art collabs anymore.

Oh yeah, that's right, we usually make one of these threads. Better late than never, I guess. Quote and Curly Brace are celebrating Valentines day. Don't they look SO CUTE together?

5 ball. Man, after all this time, it's hard to believe we're finally this close to finishing it.

Sorry, unfortunately I can't help you since I haven't used andwhy's tool and therefore don't really know how it works. I've thought about making my own save editor that would be cross-compatible with freeware and CS+ saves, but I really haven't dedicated much time to Cave Story in quite a while.

Currently I am not aware of any save editor that exists specifically for CS+ saves. The closest thing to that would be to use a save editor for the freeware version, and then use andwhyisit's profile compiler to convert it into a CS+ save. I realize that depending on how flexible this...

I guess the dragon balls are important.

There are 4 different instances that I can think of off the top of my head that are like that: 1) In the Reservoir, when you pick up the pendant that Sue gave to Toroko: 2) In the graveyard, when you pick up the key to Arthur's house. A sparkling item entity is used, but the text for...

You certainly don't have to understand all the little intricacies to it, it's just beneficial to understand that they exist.