How to add additional characters into Incredibox
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MusicMaker_Blue
Posted on March 10, 2024 • Beginner
🎵 Need help adding characters to my Incredibox mod
Hi everyone! I recently created an Incredibox mod and I want to add my own original characters to it. I’ve tried searching online but haven’t found clear instructions. Can anyone help me figure out how to:
- Add new character sprites
- Set up their costumes and sounds
- Make sure they work with the existing system
Any step-by-step guidance would be amazing! 🎶
SpriteGuru_Pro
Replied 5 hours later • ⭐ Best Answer
Great question @MusicMaker_Blue! Adding characters to Incredibox is actually quite straightforward once you know the steps. Here’s a complete guide:
🎭 Step 1: Duplicate an Existing Character Sprite
First, right-click on any existing Incredibox character sprite and select “duplicate”. This gives you a copy with all the necessary scripts already in place.
🎨 Step 2: Replace Costumes and Sounds
Now customize your new character:
- Go to the Costumes tab and replace all costumes with your character’s designs
- Go to the Sounds tab and replace the sounds with your character’s audio
- Make sure to keep the same number of costumes and sounds as the original
🔧 Step 3: Update Character ID in Scripts
This is the crucial part! Find these blocks in your new sprite’s scripts:
replace item (1) of [Characters v] with [0] replace item (1) of [Characters v] with [1]
Change the number in the first bracket to a unique ID for your new character. For example, if you already have characters 1-7, use 8:
replace item (8) of [Characters v] with [0] replace item (8) of [Characters v] with [1]
📝 Step 4: Update Character List
Make sure to add your new character to the main character list so the game recognizes it:
when flag clicked add [NewCharacterName] to [Characters v]
🎵 Step 5: Test Your Character
Run your project and test that:
- Your character appears correctly
- Clicking plays the right sounds
- The character doesn’t conflict with others
- All costumes display properly
💡 Pro Tips:
- Keep costume names consistent with the original pattern
- Make sure sound lengths match the beat timing
- Test each character individually before adding more
- Save backup copies before making major changes
Hope this helps! Let me know if you run into any issues! 🎶
MusicMaker_Blue
Replied 2 hours later
@SpriteGuru_Pro This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much! 🎉
I got my first custom character working perfectly. One quick question - do I need to change anything for bonus characters or special effects?
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