A Super Mario Maker Calculator?

[CM30]

It's a bit old now, but damn, this is impressive:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MarioMaker/comments/44b7cd/a_3bit_binary_adding_machine_with_decimal/

It's basically a logic gate/circuit board setup with Mario Maker objects, that works out the sum of any two numbers by sending shells and bob-ombs flying all over the place. Here's a video:

So yeah, thoughts? Personally, I'm curious what could be done like this in a Super Mario World ROM hack or a Super Mario Bros X episode. I mean, far more level space + lots more custom objects could easily equal a much more advanced calculator or computer. We'd just need someone nuts enough to do that, and anti ASM enough not to just program it into the game...

 

[Kaynil]

I relly enjoyed it. It is pretty cool they took the time to create an adder that way.

 

[CM30]

Yeah, it's pretty impressive. Makes me wonder how they figured out this setup, given how strange Mario physics can get if you set up the level in a certain way. Was it a lot of trial and error? Some sort of mathematical calculation where you know what objects do what, exactly how the gravity and velocity and other stuff works, etc?

 

[Dark Young Link]

That's amazing! Some levels are easy, some levels are bullcrap hard, but this... this is genius.

 

[OMDO]

This is absolutely amazing! I wish I could do something even a little like that.