This NEW GLITCH Could Be GAME CHANGING!!!

[@mithkabob]

Those logic gates are pretty cool, if DGR knew anything about logic his mind would have been blown. 9:56 It's closer to the 2nd explanation that the offscreen chain chomp and stump doesn't have a hitbox, but it's because it hasn't been loaded yet, not that it "loses" the properties. Dark level is offscreen light sources overloading the light source limit, making the whole visible area dark. (You'd think the player's light source would have priority, but nope.)

[@bean2854]

S P A C E J A M D V D

[@francescoferazza9341]

This. I was amazed at how brilliant the XOR was.

[@DubberRucks]

That was nuts. Talk about SMM deciding the player doesn't need priority to play a level. 😆 🤣

[@gowildler]

@@bean2854 DVD&R

[@smm_lewis]

The light sources have to be onscreen and not offscreen for the lights to go out. They can't just be loaded.

[@jervimiah]

The last level was a really common setup used to eliminate light in dark levels. You just fill the entity limit with light sources such as they did with boos then the level can't show any more light including Mario

[@DubberRucks]

What fascinates me is that the dark glitch implies the game doesn't give the player some kind of priority when it comes to needing to see their character. 😆 🤣

[@saphcal]

this makes me wonder, could you do that with -1 boo and would that make it so everything is pitch black except mario?

[@kogmawmain8872]

2:04 Dave learned that the "cannon ball shooter" isn't called "cannon ball shooter", but he calls it "cannon ball launcher" now. It's a *cannon,* damnit.

[@nicholasricketts9120]

Cannon ball expulsion unit

[@BryanM86]

Cannon ball thrower

[@giin97]

Cannon ball shooter Cannon ball ejecter Cannon ball ejac... Nevermind.

[@bassistguy]

This is definitely my favorite Uno Mas episode you've done! By the way, yes, it was an added bonus with you messing with your own Uno Mas scenarios.

[@MrNicosaure]

Logic gate 101: Buffer: On is on and off is off, you can't make it simpler, lightswitches used to all be buffers NOT: On is off and off is on, inverters are usually used in fail safe, like electric locks that will open in case of outages AND: requires both inputs to be on in order to work; one, the other, or none will not OR: Either input will trigger the mechanism, both will trigger the mechanism as well, neither will stop it XOR: Aka cross gate, one or the other will work, both or neither won't, this is now the standard for lightswitches so you can couple more than one switch to a single lightsource, like stair lights since you'd want a switch on both ends Not shown here (probably because it would take too much space to showcase as they're several gates in succession): NOR: short for "not or", either will stop it, both will stop it as well, neither is the only state it will work NAND: "not and", any but both will work XNOR: "Cross not or", tho it should read "not XOR", none will work, both will work, but either will stop it, you showcased a troll level that used this logic gate before, the troll falsely made you believe you needed to choose one or the other power up when neither was the "solution", a future hint would let you know how to collect both to progress What is truly impressive about logic gates is they can be used as the basis to create computers

[@fullymodeled7357]

XOR stands for "exclusive OR." This is a bit more descriptive of what is happening. Each switch is exclusive of the other, i.e. only one switch can be on, but not both.

[@Xgya2000]

Love the tinkering. Since you like knowing what can be interacted with after hitting the flag, you could totally do one yourself and test it out. ...I never got to know if getting crushed by the moving blocks dismounted you from the Yoshi.

[@giin97]

He also didn't check if you can enter the pipe :P

[@JD-128]

@@giin97 #This to both of these comments.

[@wsacha4155]

Hey Dave! Thanks a lot for showing my Logic Gate level in the video! Im currently trying to use those setups to create a computer in the game, but its certainly not easy task

[@BrianPelc]

I was nearly screaming at him to hit the switches multiple times to actually test/show the logic haha- very cool

[@wsacha4155]

@@BrianPelc Haha yeah, well, I should've indicated that you could hit the inputs multiple times, and also how the truth tables work. But oh well!

[@Fearsome67]

That was really cool! It's sad that Dave has potato-level IQ and just don't get what a masterpiece this level is. Please keep going further ang develop this idea. I wanna see the REAL logical machine in SMM2!

[@wsacha4155]

@@Fearsome67 Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@PaulFisher]

That logic gate level was awesome! I especially appreciated the little truth tables you embedded in each demo.

[@DJDroz-tz4qc]

When Nintendo patches something out of the game it still works in levels that were clear checked before the patch. Even if you didn't upload it, as long as you clear check it before the patch you can upload it anytime and the glitches will still work. The only exception is the "player differences oversight" where fire characters had different trajectories, now player testers only answer Mario and "Toad only" levels are impossible.

[@robert.7230]

Sad that levels are broken. I get that they don't want glitches but it does take creativity away when they do it

[@jessicahvoice7545]

You going into maker mode and messing with the uno mas glitches was fun to watch! I'd love to see more of that. 😄 you could even revisit uno mas levels you've already done and try out their glitches too. Lots of potential for good content. Thanks for another great video!

[@cassandrajohnson61]

This has so much troll potential and I really hope we get to see it used

[@cassandrajohnson61]

@Enmity the Kindhearted right honestly loved this episode as a whole so much fun jank to hopefully be seen

[@Greg501-]

As if Nintendo wouldn't delete them in 5 minutes

[@cassandrajohnson61]

@@Greg501- I was under the impression that Nintendo isn't patching mm2 anymore? Was I mistaken? I don't own it so I honestly don't know outside what little I pick up from dgr defender an Carl.

[@YEs69th420]

@@cassandrajohnson61 They still monitor and delete levels with glitches.

[@cassandrajohnson61]

@@YEs69th420 well that's no fun explains why aboton world left us :/

[@garthantula5214]

You should definitely keep tinkering around with the uno mas levels :)

[@KLGB76]

I've been watching this Uno Mas series since the start and I was always curious about how at least one of the levels per episode worked so I really like the tinkering. Even though I'm not making levels anymore, I'm still very interested to know how these Uno Mas shenanigans work.

[@jake3988]

Most uno mas-es rely on how mario maker works. The game has animations for basically everything that generally take a frame to happen... so if something else happens while that first thing is still happening... the game either freaks out and basically hoses itself (like with claw lick glitch)... or, like in this case with the pipe transition, it just waits until THAT animation finishes, and then completes its own animation (throwing the item since you don't have the powerup anymore). Depending on the variables that needed updating and the conflicting animations, you can get weird stuff to happen. See also: Bosses that lose their hitbox, koopalings that get into their shell and spin on the ground infinitely, etc. It's just because two completely different things happen on the same frame and the game doesn't handle it well. The rest are usually just hitboxes being stupid or very strange behind-the-scenes stuff that makes zero sense (like how random items behave in similar situations or even the same item in different places on the screen). Those you'd have to ask nintendo about. Or in the case of the uno-mas level that ends just after the 10 minute mark, that's just showing off how spawning/de-spawning works (ignore everything Dave says, he's wrong). Things in Mario Maker generally despawn when they're more than 1 'screen' away (Yoshi is a major exception to this, but even he works weirdly and I can explain that if you want) but they don't spawn initially until you're in the same 'screen'... thus the chain chomp isn't loaded yet but the shell hasn't gotten far enough away to despawn, thus it looks like it 'went through' the chain chomp.

[@ballplayinwonton]

I like going into the setups in the level maker! Fun to see how they’re built and what you can do with them. Thanks Dave!

[@JoCr2]

Yo, great to see you messing around with some of these too! Great way to get people's brains moving and show a little more of what can be done, when your experiments present new information :)

[@iamsarcy]

This was a triumph of an episode, between the mindblowing levels and your experimentation I simply didn't want it to end. It's truly impressive that even after all this time MM2 just keeps on giving!

[@fluttershystayshigh4202]

The giant banzai bill hat was absolutely hilarious! i love how it just corrected its course and continued flying after you went through the pipe, great episode, i so look forward to these Uno Mas vids, you're the best Dave!

[@nugboy420]

6:41 Dave so good at logic that he logically doesn’t read. Last one was an and gate. This is an or gate. It didn’t matter which one you hit but if you hit both before triggering the switch it would have prevented it… I’m gonna assume next is xor gate.

[@wsacha4155]

Hey! Im the creator of that level, and I just wanted to thank you for understanding what was going on. Unfortunatly, not many people that played the level noticed the truth table or simply didn't understand what it meant.

[@ishan5498]

@@wsacha4155 cool bro you made a nice representation of logic gates in game there👍

[@wsacha4155]

@@ishan5498 Thanks a lot!

[@nugboy420]

@@wsacha4155 awesome!!!!

[@nugboy420]

Ceave Gaming did a crazy amount of logic in his older videos

[@Freddie_06]

That Chain Chop thig is old. I remember Ceave saying something along the lines of: "Does a Chain Chomp exist if noone is looking at it?"

[@4Bakers]

22:40 judging by the thumbnail I'm assuming the creator spawned a bunch of boo rings out of bounds, filling the 'light source' limit, causing the screen to be dark. Why Mario's light source isn't the highest priority is a mystery, but that's Mario Maker for 'ya.

[@SakuraShirakawa]

On the second Uno Mas I can see a situation where you have to be SMB2 Mario, Grab a Big Bullet Bill, Take damage to take the Bill with you through the pipe, as soon as you come through the pipe you are given another SMB2 Mushroom as you need that bill to cross a gap. Or even having to escort the only Bill through a whole level through multiple enemies and pipe transfers just to cross a huge last gap to the pole. Meaning you have to keep becoming SMB2 and catching the Bill over and over.

[@DubberRucks]

That would be cool. You would then have to rush to catch up every time you leave a pipe before it gets away 🤣

[@Stolkmen]

I loved you checking out if Uno Mas conditions would work if a certain variable changes. So cool to watch. I had the questions and you showed the answers. Nice!

[@edwinsalinas3460]

Longtime viewer, first time commenter here. I was honestly getting tired of the uno mas formula and only watched the videos to kill time, but I was interested in how they worked. Taking time to break these down and try out different variants makes this that much fresher and more exciting.

[@IRanOutOfPhrases]

Answering Dave's question, I'd say do whatever you want to help show off the jank in these levels. It was cool to see him recreate setups to see what elements may or may not be important, as well as what else you might be able to accomplish. It all fits in perfectly well with the reason the uno-mas series is popular. You could even go further with it. For instance, I was nervous he was about to bail on the dark level without beating it. In levels where you're completely perplexed by things not seen on screen, don't be afraid to pull out the level viewer to see what might be hidden. All apart of the educational process there. In this case, we at least got to see the level after it was beaten. But would have been neat to try and sort out why it was so dark. I know there are other levels where crazy mechanics were just off to the sides of the screen as well, which would have been neat to see.

[@RealTal.]

dave I notice that you always are surprised when you see a glitch you thought got "patched out" in an uno mas level. The fact is almost all of those glitches did get patched out. However, as fans of ceave gaming will know, levels are uploaded in the patch they are created in. and when a new patch comes out, all those levels stay in the patch they were uploaded in. exept for a very few rare globaly patched glitches, all levels stay in the patch they were uploaded in.

[@tommyozzy317]

Love the tinkering. Keep it up. Also, definitely under appreciated the genius of that logic gate level. Was pretty damn amazing.

[@harmony6643]

Loved to see the series continue and I also think the playing around with techs yourself to answer questions is a great addition.

[@vlionheart]

Interesting, I just noticed that in the first level where you keep playing after hitting the goal the pile of buzzsaws disappears after the glitch happens.

[@adipy8912]

18:30 Two Uno Mas episodes ago I said you should recreate the setups. So I'm definitely down for that. 21:53 Ryu played an uncleared level that's completely dark.

[@bahamut256]

This one at 7-8 minutes is literally an I/O setup, the potential on this is kind of incredible, as this actually allows for simple circuits to be created.

[@amoura39]

18:29 I did not mind at all! I LOVED it, in fact! Sometimes, you'd often wonder about things and your curiosities would pique my interest as well. But, then I'd be upset that you wouldn't try it. If you do some tinkering, both sides will learn more and what could be better than watching you explore?

[@Imaproshaman7]

That was awesome. Very nice! I like seeing your experiments with some of the easier setups, it's really cool.

[@Capper-yc7fw]

Playing with the Uno Mas mechanics was an awesome part of this episode! Really helps to flesh out the mechanics a bit more

[@oinkymomo]

the reason that the old uno mas levels still work is that the physics from when the level was clear checked are preserved for anyone who plays. (the one known exception is the different fireball throw heights of the different characters, which makes it possible in theory to make a level that can only be beaten on older versions of the game)

[@siddhanthnidadavolu9909]

8:33 when you kill someone in a game

[@brysontheelite5496]

When it says game changing…. It makes me nervous

[@kennethluff4736]

Click bait title.

[@invizlx7079]

I love DGR's Uno mas levels he always the best reactions to all the weird tech

[@guphord]

i used to watch this guy years ago, good to see he's still going

[@the_musicalfreakshow]

8:44 "If you're cold, he's cold. Bring Mario inside."

[@greenjam8158]

If I remember correctly, in SMM2 levels uploaded are played in the version of the level itself. So, like, the old patched glitches can work as shown in the video because those levels are played in the version where those glitches were not patched. And this doesn't only works with glitches, but also some characteristics that changed during updates (such as icicles being global ground in early versions (?)). One exception for this is the characters heights... which, I think there's a video showcasing how to upload impossible level in SMM2 that involves the characters different heights.

[@SplatterQueen]

Loved the part where you took a closer look at an uno mas and took us along with your investigation. Nice Bonus!

[@163tangerineskii]

Think I lurked long enough this one was really neat, glitches are always amusing. Agreed with liking you tinker with uno mas mechanics. Thanks for entertaining us.

[@nyaaguy354]

1:32 damn that last jump got really big "STEVOOOOOOOOO" energy

[@DCeric]

I hope UNO MAS doesn't end. I also wanted to thank you for the entertainment man. You seem like a great dude and I enjoy watching when I'm super down which has been bad lately. So please keep doing the great work man and thanks for making me laugh.

[@denoriacorporations]

It's excellent to see you tinkering with the mechanics, have even been hoping for you trying to recreate some of these!

[@oinkymomo]

the magic shell thing has been explained by ceave at some point. basically, if something goes offscreen, it does not immediately unload. it has to be a certain distance away before that happens. similarly, objects do not load the moment they become visible. they instead load once they come within a certain distance of the screen. the problems arise from the fact that some solid objects, such as chain chomp posts, are only loaded and therefore only solid when near the screen, and the unload distance is greater than the load distance. so the shell can pass the unloaded post before itself unloading, but then once the post loads behind it the shell seems to have passed through

[@BlueMarbleApeMan]

In the level titled "unomas PLAY after goal," you should've tried to go back in the pipe at the beginning of the level. Really curious to see if that would work. Anyone know?

[@Doflanka]

I really liked seeing you tinker and mess around with Uno mas setups. It was fun seeing what possibilities there are with the Uno Mas's :D

[@samuelstuff4557]

I really enjoy when he makes the setups to further test them out...I wanted him to test out the super jump tho

[@DubberRucks]

Yeah, he said he thought Mario would keep going up... I would have liked to see him try that on a vertical level so we could see Mario fly away to victory!

[@TheyCallMeConfucious]

DGR you should do a "best uno masses of the year" or something like that. the *first* time you saw a level that lets you play after you get the goal was the craziest thing. you have to remind the masses!

[@TheChazTomato]

I definitely would like to see some "tinkering". I love this series and that could be a way to get more content out of fewer Uno Mas levels and continue the series.

[@caxtnova]

Now we just need to find the glitch that will help DGR beat Spiny Control.

[@shadowdragoon5]

I like seeing you tinkering around with the troll setups. Please show more! 👍

[@rincloud5857]

Loved the tinkering. I think it's super interactive. Love your content. Love the upbeat nature.

[@NeverQuestionTheMethod]

I can’t help but feel like you’re fueling troll levels of the future, heheh

[@KaneAsIAm]

Tinker away! Uno Más levels are cool and I like seeing you recreate the setups. Go for it!

[@josephelisha7165]

I loved watching you mess around with the uno mas. I would love to see more of it.

[@amoura39]

Ah ... I always love that outro music. While I prefer it at normal speed, it always sounds so pure and soothing.

[@AnnanKamrans]

18:42 i like you testing out the uno mas mechanics, you should definitely do it more

[@vencedor1774]

7:30 wow with this technology you can make a pc in smm2

[@wsacha4155]

Hey, creator of the level here. Im actually working on that already! Trying to make a 4-bit computer thatll be able to add two binary numbers from 0 to 15 together. Its definetly a challenge, but oh man its fun!

[@vencedor1774]

Sure someone who saw my commentary and dpnt know that modern computers have locical doors of microscopical scale thought that were able to make moden computers in smm2. They'll be pretty dissapointed lol

[@wsacha4155]

@@vencedor1774 Ok dude, no need to get all rude. I never said i could do a modern computer. I said I was creating a 4-bit computer thatll be able to add two binary numbers from 0 to 15 together. And Im actually pretty far into the project! So far, ive made an input system which let you pick the two 0-15 numbers, then I have a setup that transforms these numbers into binary, then I also have a setup for the end that shows the output binary number in a 7 segment display. And finally, I made some of the logic gates setups that will add the two numbers together, but this is the hard part, so it isnt done yet, but it is absolutly not impossible. Dont underestimate what people can do in this game

[@vencedor1774]

Thing you missundersoode me. Sorry if you thought i was getting rude, i had no intencion to apparent that, but because the max number of blocks and entities you can place is not possible of making a modern (in terms of power, not in terms on how its made, i thing there is where you missunderstood me) because it will require a very large number of logical gates

[@wsacha4155]

@@vencedor1774 Oh i very much apologize, I definetly misunderstood you. But yeah I agree, even for just a 4-bit computer the entity limit is going to be very tight, so it would in fact be close to impossible to make something more complicated than. Sorry again!

[@StoMoComedoPro]

3:25 Can I please know what the name of that awesome banger is? 🎶

[@SeleenShadowpaw]

I really liked the tinkering, because i usually end up with a lot of the same questions than you. I also really appreciate your choice of montage music ;D

[@randyroseeternal89]

I love watching when players (carl, tanukidan, geek, defender, you...) mess with the level creator.

[@zzstoner]

Nice. On the "Play after the flag" level at 16:25, it would have been really interesting if you could test if Mario can still fall to his 'death'. There's a switch box removing the red box, that might allow you to fall.

[@christophercoates9]

Raptor's Uno Mas was awesome and I loved the tinkering! More tinkering please

[@intensetomato]

I loved how you tinkered with levels. That really helps for when I wanna do levels

[@nomis876]

Nice work Dave 1 hour and 20 mins and the vid is almost at 10k views!

[@RealTal.]

at 3:56 would that work with a snowbal going from snowtheme to non-snowtheme? Edit: I tested the glitch and it doesn't work with snowballs, regardless of the theme

[@lunarscapes6016]

It doesn’t work. The snowball just gets killed, so I’m assuming it’s somehow using the holding items when going through a pipe code from another game style when you are big Mario and still technically holding the item. Since this code kills the snowball in other game styles, it also kills it for this one

[@TheRavingMK]

Very awesome, glad you tinkered around to verify that multiple possibilities exist

[@remusserediuc9896]

You REALLY should try making a troll level with some of these mechanics, like the dry bones unexpectedly running fast toward the player and killing them.

[@DubberRucks]

Or having to beat the dry bones before it steps on a Pswitch and removes the floor for Mario. 😆 🤣

[@mhauze4all]

That super high jump looked cool, like Mario was shinesparking!

[@Sonocalamaro]

the bringing the giant bill through the pipe can be used to make a pretty decent level... would confuse lots of people, having nothing to clear a gap without it

[@amoura39]

LOL THAT SPEEDING DRY BONES IS HILARIOUS

[@thebe_stone]

The logic gates were INCREDIBLY impressive, considering the limited toolset in Mario maker

[@matthewrucinski262]

Loved the tinkering. Would love seeing you go back and build some of the older Uno Mas levels too, if any still exist lol

[@ddontpanic4261]

I think the reason the star works and not the other power-ups is because the other power-ups change Mario’s sprite completely where as the star is basically just a palette swap.

[@Mr.Plushie270]

i like it when u mess around with the uno mas levels, cuz i can learn more about it

[@robsquared2]

As someone is a computer engineer it was funny watching DGR experiencing gates while having no idea what he's doing.

[@amoura39]

Wow! The tricks that could be made with that second discovery is so cool!

[@geli95us]

I think Dave didn't get the logic gate level at all, for anyone that didn't as well (or Dave himself) here's an explanation: Logic gates are how computers work under the hood, they receive inputs and return an output, those inputs and output have only 2 possible values (on a computer, low-voltage or high-voltage, for humans, usually "0 and 1" or "true and false") The most common ones are showcased in the level, and are these: NOT gate: returns the opposite of whatever input it receives E.g. false -> true OR gate: returns true if one of the inputs is true, false otherwise E.g. true, false -> true AND gate: returns true if both its inputs are true, false otherwise E.g. true, false -> false XOR gate (eXclusive OR): returns true if only one of its inputs is true, false otherwise E.g. true, true -> false Although simple, logic gates are extremely powerful, and everything a computer can do is built out of combinations of them

[@The_Soul_King]

optical illusion time ! At 9:28 if you have a crack on your screen, the auto-scroll and the stripes at the top will make a wave effect

[@Gravemindefiler]

Seems like when the game ends it saves the current status of the player not allowing any graphical changes that occur with taking damage or changing costumes but a star only changes a characteristic of a hitbox and a visual cue to an existing model.

[@alexanderrohan1134]

I wonder what the level viewer would show of that completely dark level

[@amoura39]

THAT DARK LEVEL IS SO COOL WOW I thought it just hadn't loaded ... until it did!

[@nicodrochmann1733]

Hello Dave, a very short description of the three Logic Gates with two inputs: AND: both inputs have to be set, to get the ouput OR (inclusive or): at least one input has to be set, to get the output XOR(exclusive or): exactly one input has to be set, to get the output

[@suzieq3078]

I love the tinkering you did Uncle DGR

[@trexpanda]

First I want to say congrats on not mentioning how fast Mario moves when he crouch walks while wearing the gooma helmet. Second I would love to see you tinker a bit more in videos and I wouldn't even mind seeing videos of you making levels.

[@davidthedumbest]

12:14 “gotta reach the girl, *random gibberish”*

[@blackwingred3473]

I really liked seeing you play around with the mechanics. It will be very useful if I ever start making levels.

[@amoura39]

Woooooah! We're getting to see DGR test things!? Yay!!!

[@dj_enby]

i loved watching you make your own to test stuff out!! please do it more!!

[@huelion8287]

That last one reminded me of the Rejected Updates Series by DannyB Plays because in one episode he made the level completly dark

[@Quertagon]

please keep playing around with the stuff in uno mas levels, really like that, or maybe even add another series just for that, might need more experience with building them tho

[@RobinDeTrollBoy]

Dave caught the sun a little lol.

[@StoMoComedoPro]

Heh, well what I noticed in the Inputs level was instead that the boos have a blue circle around them 🔵

[@mickgorro]

12:16: Reach the girl in the nut suit? Oooh my! :)

[@nickmysliwiec1435]

In regards to the 'Play after goal' levels, I would theorize that any powerups that change your model would not work (mushrooms, squirrel suit, etc.) but Yoshi, helmets, and stars just add to your model and are allowed. Also, I doubt it would work, but I didn't see you check if you could go through pipes after the goal.

[@owenwootton5541]

I enjoy u tinkering with the uno mass levels. Defo do sort of like a “Myth bust” sort of thing

[@dustinbuck6385]

I like the tinkering with the easy set ups! Best unomas since claw lick discovery one!

[@ThePokemonChampionRe]

I liked seeing you mess around with the uno mas setups I thought it was neat

[@hyper_kinetic_man7363]

This is the funniest Uno Mas yet...