There is also a new feature that allows you to get other players to "Beta Test" levels before you upload them. The full list of Tutorials can be seen here. There are also in-game tutorials to help new players and teach others about features that have been changed from the last game. There are now more level types (such as Beach and Desert), all of which apply to all game styles, including ones they weren't present in. Unlike the first game, you are now also able to create slopes. All power-ups can be used in any style now with the exclusion of the Yoshi power-ups, the FLUDD power-ups, the Mystery Mushroom, and the Big Mushroom. All power-ups can be used on enemies now, allowing you to have something such as a fire-throwing Bob-Omb, a bunny Goomba, etc. The Kart Racing styles play out as Mario Kart 8. In addition, the amount of items you have are expanded. This also works vice versa, so you can hypothetically turn any game style into another. If you have a 3D platformer level, you will be able to convert it into any other level type. Unlike 2D platformers, these cannot be added onto with more ground, but they can be extended. In 3D platformers and most of the other game styles, you will start out with two platforms (or planets in Super Mario Galaxy 2's case). In 2D platformer levels, you will start out with a blank level. The player may place any enemies, blocks, power-ups, or other things eg may want in the level. As in the first game, Super Mario 3D Maker utilizes the GamePad as a level creator.
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