- For the general page, see Tilesets.
The Default Tilesets are pre-made tilesets that come pre-packaged with the game. There is an SMB tileset and a Portal tileset. All versions include Super Mario Bros, which uses the SMB tileset, while 1.6 came with the 1.6 Portal Mappack that used the Portal tileset. Both come pre-packaged with all versions of Mari0, and can be accessed in their own tabs in the tile selector. Some of them possess the Hidden Tile Properties.
SMB Tileset[]
This tileset was used in the Super Mario Bros. mappack that comes pre-packaged with all released versions of Mari0. However, the underground pipes and a gray block at the bottom of the flag in World 6-3 are missing, even though they appear in the mappack.
Notable Tiles[]
- Eraser used to erase tiles
- Coin Block can be struck from below to give items
- Used Blocks appear when a coin block is hit, depending on spriteset the block will change to one of these
- Coin gives Mario a coin when touched
- Axe placeholder (red square with white dot, used in Mazes)
- Warp Pipe part with no collision, used in 1-2 to access the Minus World
Portal Tileset[]
This tileset was used in the Portal mappack that came pre-packaged with Mari0 1.6. While the Portal mappack is not in SE, this tileset is still available to use and modify. An updated version with Special Edition's new tile properties is included in that version, though, interestingly, the pixels for the new properties are all black. Alesan's Entities later added the new tiles but the order was slightly modified and added a water tile, the tiles were also given their appropriate coloured pixels.
This tileset also includes the only tile in Mari0 that has the "2x2 Tile" property.
Unused Alternate Tileset[]
Another Portal tileset can be found in the game files of 1.6, though it cannot normally be accessed in the tile selector. It is most likely left over from earlier in development.
Though many of the tiles are identical to the regular tileset, this version is missing left and up arrows and elevators. The white tiles that appear as the default custom background are available here as separate tiles, and otherwise unused door tiles are present, which likely served the same function as the final version's elevators.