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Moneybag duplication is a glitch which causes [[Moneybags|Moneybag]] to duplicate itself into two moneybags. By waking it up on the same frame it goes to sleep, you can cause it to create an awake one as well as an asleep one, because they are technically separate objects, and one of them would usually unload. Moneybag duplication can be used to get infinite coins in courses with moneybags, by making more and killing some of them. | Moneybag duplication is a glitch which causes [[Moneybags|Moneybag]] to duplicate itself into two moneybags. By waking it up on the same frame it goes to sleep, you can cause it to create an awake one as well as an asleep one, because they are technically separate objects, and one of them would usually unload. Moneybag duplication can be used to get infinite coins in courses with moneybags, by making more and killing some of them. | ||
* In the [[ABZ Challenge]], extra moneybags are useful for some stars in [[Snowman's Land]] because you can bounce on them to get extra height. | * In the [[ABZ Challenge]], extra moneybags are useful for some stars in [[Snowman's Land]] because you can bounce on them to get extra height. | ||
== Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box == | |||
The Breaking-disappearing cork box glitch is a glitch discovered by [[pannenkoek2012]] that allows for infinite coins by breaking a [[Cork box]] right when it disappears. This way it will respawn, but will also give three coins from breaking. The easiest way to do the glitch is to place the cork box on top of an object that becomes intangible when Mario moves away, and then returning to make the object tangible right when the box disappears. | |||
This method of infinite coins does not take up object slots, and so it can be used to create more coins than cloning would. Infinite coins via cloning would eventually crash the game. | |||
It is also possible to do this glitch while also grabbing the [[Cloning|cork box fake]] by having the box break by touching the wall of a moving object. |