Here's a tip: Even if you don't like a specific level genre, design every kind of level genre you can think of at least once, even if you don't post it. Not only will this allow you to explore and create new ideas that weren't possible by limiting yourself to one genre, you may also learn a neat technique that you can implement into your preferred level genre! It can even help you learn to appreciate and respect the effort it takes the people who make the level genre that you despise d:
Here are some examples of level genres to try at least once: Puzzle (doors, buttons, etc) Regular mario level Cloudberry Kingdom effect (a very specific path that you must take, or else you WILL die by an enemy. Very hard to complete) Auto mario level unique idea (such as the avoidance of mushrooms to make it through the end, experimenting with costumes, using the blocks to design a level made of pixel arts).
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Re: Guide: 8 Tips to Become an Expert Level Designer in Super Mario Maker
Here's a tip: Even if you don't like a specific level genre, design every kind of level genre you can think of at least once, even if you don't post it.
Not only will this allow you to explore and create new ideas that weren't possible by limiting yourself to one genre, you may also learn a neat technique that you can implement into your preferred level genre!
It can even help you learn to appreciate and respect the effort it takes the people who make the level genre that you despise d:
Here are some examples of level genres to try at least once:
Puzzle (doors, buttons, etc)
Regular mario level
Cloudberry Kingdom effect (a very specific path that you must take, or else you WILL die by an enemy. Very hard to complete)
Auto mario level
unique idea (such as the avoidance of mushrooms to make it through the end, experimenting with costumes, using the blocks to design a level made of pixel arts).