You can record a replay, and later record a video of a replay and upload that video to YouTube.

You can search for "hex color picker" and use a hex color (e.g. "#445588") to choose any color.

Named colors are white, black, gray, red, green, blue, aqua, yellow, pink, orange, lime, purple, "night" (distinctive dark blue), and "fab" (neon pink). These come from another mod of mine, Spelunky SD.

All players must have the same version of the game. Should you not, you will be informed about the fact.

Having cross-version compatibility (especially forward compatibility) would be much more trouble than anyone can wish for.

Similar goes for replays - since these are more or less reproductions of what buttons have been pressed and at what times, the game has to match up for them to reliably produce the same result on screen.

All publicly released versions will remain available for download for this reason.

"NTT archive" implies the downloaded file (.zip \ compressed (zipped) folder) itself. In other words, copy the files from it into the Nuclear Throne's directory.

Mod uses a separate savegame so you would have to re-unlock everything first.

There is also a more important issue of combining the progression between players, and, most importantly, not messing up the local savegame in process.

So for now the mod just considers everything unlocked and leaves the task of not picking what you did not legitimately unlock up to your and co-conspirator's consciences.

Press Space button for swaping skins.

It's using Steam servers, which in turn have a pretty interesting architecture for P2P transmission. Running on the same network will usually resolve to using the shortest route, but you'll still need two accounts owning the game, as Steam does not approve of using it's resources without paying.

You can use `/gml skill_set(15, 1)`, where 15 is mutation id.

You've probably solved it by now, but delete options.ini in the Nuclear Throne folder

You'd probably do it like

with (instance_create(x, y, WepPickup)) {
    wep = other.bwep;
}
bwep = 0;

hello friend! all you need to do is right click on the download link (the one that takes you to all that tasty code) and hit "save as" and that gets you a prompt to save that mod bb! fuck shit up!

That should be working correctly. I'll take a closer look for the next update.

Mouse coordinates are stored in global arrays mouse_x[]\mouse_y[], so you'd do something like point_distance(x, y, mouse_x[index], mouse_y[index]) if it's on Player object.