This was supposed to be a quick quality of life addition for the Title Screen that applied the save and theme to the menu, but then I discovered a new bug I had to bypass with the character palette when doing it. So I ended up doing a bit more related to the Title Screen as a result.
I also *had* a function which checks for the number of valid folders within the Pck to see how many worlds there are, but I think it might've been a bit slow so I replaced it with constant values.
- Save for the currently loaded campaign gets applied on startup
- Backing out of World 9 and over keeps you on said worlds at the title screen
- Added Skyland and Volcano to SMB1 themes since it shares most of its themes with Lost Levels
- Fixed Title Screen Stars for the Volcano Theme
Does two things for the All Night Nippon campaign. This PR replaces Princess Peach in ANN with her real life counterpart as in the original game. This was simply a JSON edit.
The second change is that it adds the Fuji TV Network logo to the Castle Flag as seen in-game specifically for the ANN campaign. This one does edit the sprite sheet for `CastleFlag.png`.
I know the NPCs are based on real people, but I don't remember their names. So I've just been calling them as they're labeled internally.
I'm gonna be honest, I forgot about this one.
This updates the ResourceSetter for this menu's BGM from the old one to the new one so it can use the JSON and BGM formats.
This is a simple bugfix that allows the Title Screen music to loop. It also works with Resource Packs.
For the purposes of faithfulness, this fix is only needed for the Lost Levels title music to match the All-Stars counterpart.
Made two changes:
1) Removed day & night distinction, as separate day and night sprites don't exist (and probably shouldn't)
2) Fixed typo ("CastleWaterDecoLL" -> "CastleWaterLLDeco")
In the old .json file, Volcano and Space were swapped. Someone attempted to fix the Volcano palette by making it the Autumn palette while keeping the Space palette the same, which is also incorrect. This error has been corrected.
