Oh, I forgot to make that clear… you can only use it with a Newer hack. I used Newer as a base, because without Kamek (Newer's compiling tool) I would not know how to edit a sprite in C++ and then compile that into something Riivolution can use.

I guess it would be possible to take everything except my mod out of Newer and then compile it, and in that way use it without Newer, but that would be a lot of work.

Not yet. So far I'm the only one who has downloaded it, and I'd like to get some comments from people who have tested it to make improvements. After that, maybe.

I don't have a good way to give real in-game screenshots, so the Reggie screenshot is of the test level I made. The top zone has three pipes to get to the test zones. In the bottom three zones, the top-left corners of the wooden blocks mark the corners and halfway points of where this mod measures distance. You can see in each of these test zones the sprite 169 that marks the start, and the Location that marks the end. In the first of these zones, Euclidean distance is used; in the second, the player's x-position; and in the third, the player's y-position.

The other "screenshot" shows what this mod looks like in-game, if you imagine the black background as what is normally shown during the game. The red bar represents how far Mario is in the level, the blue bar is for Blue Toad, and the green bar is for Luigi. Blue Toad is about halfway through the level, Mario is behind, and Luigi is ahead.

It makes more sense if you play the test level. It would be nice if someone played it and recorded it, but I don't have the means to do that.