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A coin is an [[object]] in | A coin is an [[object]] found in most levels. When Mario interacts with a coin, the [[coin counter]] increases, [[Mario]] is healed, and the coin unloads. When the coin counter reaches 100 while in one of the 15 [[courses]], a [[100 Coin Star]] is spawned above [[Mario]]. The amount that the coin counter increases and the amount that Mario is healed is determined by the coin's value, which is 1, 2, or 5 for yellow, red, and blue coins, respectively. | ||
Various [[glitches]] such as [[cloning]] and [[time stop]] can be used to spawn and collect more coins than there are intended to be in a level. | |||
== Coin Duplication == | == Coin Duplication == | ||
Using [[cloning]] it is possible to collect more than the normal number of coins in a | When Mario interacts with a coin, a flag is set which informs the coin to unload when it next updates. When the coin unloads, it marks itself as "collected" so that it does not spawn again when Mario leaves the area and returns. Using [[cloning]] or [[time stop]], we can prevent the coin from updating, and thus collect it without the coin being marked as "collected". This allows us to spawn the coin again, even after collecting it, effectively duplicating the coin. | ||
In this way it is possible to collect more than the normal number of coins in a level. In several levels, it is possible to increase the coin counter to 999. However, when using [[cloning]] by itself, each duplicated coin takes up an [[object slot]] in memory. There are only 240 object slots total, and attempting to spawn an additional object once all of them are full will cause the game to freeze. | |||
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