Choose a tile which has ground going at a diagonal.The easiest way to do it is probably to follow the pictures above. IDs: Tile 71 and Tile 243.Īdding Ground: SlopesJust like with platforms, adding slopes is slightly more tricky than it may seem because you need to add other blocks to fill in the gaps in order to create a smooth slope. To do this, use the inside corner blocks. If you did remove the ground, you should neaten the edges by joining them to make a smooth curve.Return to the menu and use blocks that have no ground to fill in the platform.Complete the platform by placing these blocks from the top of the platform down to ground level. Return to the menu and get the block that has ground on the right.Place this as the final block to the right of the horizontal ones that you've just placed. Return to the menu and get the block that has ground on the right and the top.Place these blocks joining on to the corner across the width of the platform. Return to the menu and get the block that has ground on the top.Place this on top of the vertical blocks.ID: Tile 242. Return to the menu and get the block that has ground on the left and the top.Don't use more than three of these plus the top layer of ground. Note: if Mario needs to jump up there, it can't be too high.

Click to place the tile to build up the left side of the platform.ID (if you're using the grassy ones): Tile 69. Choose the tile that has ground on the left going upwards.Go back to the Tiles section of the menu that displays ground tiles, as described above.Note: you don't need to remove the existing layer of ground first - it's personal taste.Remove the ground if necessary using the steps above.You know how to remove ground, but how do you add it? Making platforms is fairly straightforward, in theory, but just like when creating gaps it takes a little more work to create smooth, professional platforms:

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