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It's been a while since I published a new course, but I've decided to come back from the dead so here is Bowser's Goomba Factory!

Play the Course here:
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=139302

Starting off, I got a very simple pendulum design with Bowser's Emblem:


Up next is my personal fave, a Cog Powkey, complete with Spinning Gears!


This is just a standard "Goomba Machine" Decor. wtf is a Goomba Machine? I have no clue.


A basic enough Danger Sign meant as a warning for the incinerator section:


And finally a new addition to the Thwomp Family, the Thwamp:


If you this this bugger is scary-looking, look at their Beta-Design!


As always ask permission before you use any of these decors and give credit wherever used yadda yadda yadda

Time for me to do another Decor Dump! All of these Decors are from my latest track Toony Trailway, which is themed around the Golden Age of Cartoons.

Play Toony Trailway here:
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=130527

To start, here are some standard Mario Enemies, with some comically exaggerated animations:






I like this one in particular: A Monty Mole with a Cartoony Bump on his head, acting as a Clock Hand Decor:


Here are some more traditional Cartoon based Decors, including Pianos, Anvils, and various ACME Products:








Here are some anthropomorphic Decors, including some dancing tress and hyper pipes:






These Decors are from the track's "ToonTown" section, the most frantic and insane part of the track:










And finally, this Billboard, which appears at the end of the track:


Feel free to use any of these Decors shown above, just be sure to credit me wherever you use them!

Of course! Just be sure to give me credit wherever they're used.

I finally got around to making new course, Cascade Museum, which means I have a new batch of Decors to share!

https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=119158

= Mushroom Chalice =


= Paintings =






= Security Barrier =


= Shy Guy Security Guards =



= Chain Chomp Statue =


= Noshi Statue =


= Noshi Leg =

Time for some more Decor action as I just released a new course, Koopapalooza, a track set during the mushroom kingdom's most hardcore music festival:

https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=115404

Starting off with something tame, are some tents:





Up next are my personal favorites, the Festival Attendants:




And to round out the setting, you got to have some performers:




As always, feel free to use any Decors seen here, just don't forget to give credit!

I just finished my new course Blooper Inc. and it features a ton of decors. The course is set in an office building run by Bloopers, and you can play it now here:

https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=114401

Starting off with some Office essentials:

Office Plant


Whiteboard


Pipe Coffee Mug


Water Cooler


1-Up Box


Computer Monitors






And of course, no office is complete without its staff:
Toad Employee (Behavior: Bus)


Sidestepper Warehouse Worker


Blooper Employee


Blooper CEO


And finally, the Jello Stapler from The Office, because you just have to do a reference to The Office somewhere:


Feel free to use any of the Decors featured here, just be sure to give appropriate credit!

Here's a bunch of Decors I made for my newest course, Super Star Studios. It's a movie studio themed course where you drive between different movie sets in a hollywood-esque studio lot. It's available to play here if you're interested:

https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=113796


Movie Billboards




Spotlight


Movie Camera


Star Trailer


Cowboy Bullet Bill


Alien Piranha Plant


Motion Capture Goomba


Indiana Toad

I've been wanting to make a post here for a while, as I've been keeping a Drive Folder for all my Decors as part of my Multicup MMGP, and there's a few highlights I'd love to share!

Feel free to use any of the Decors here and in my Multicup Folder, posted at the bottom. Courses are also included if you want to see the decors in action. Also, let me know if you want Collaboration Links for any Decors shown off. (Just give appropriate credit obviously)

Mushroom Highway
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=99472

Foreman Goomba -
Wall Street Goomba -

Red Girder:


Bullet Bus (Bus Model Converted to fit the Bullet Bill Decor Type):


Signage:


Wrecking Balls:



Cloudshroud Kingdom (And RMX)
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=110117

Driver Statues:


Tornado and Lightning:



Mount Sherbet (And RMX)
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=108115

Crystal Formations -

Mutant Cheep Cheep -
Icy Cheep Cheep -


The Last Resort
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=98409

Haunted Trolley:


Super Mario 64 Piano:


Hellen Gravely Display Screen:


And here's the link for the rest of my Decors, which includes Billboards, Spectators, and more. All of which is available for use! (Just give appropriate credit obviously)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18d1FVXkdL_EuCw0rcJLlbVbCgwashEyY?usp=drive_link

I don't really hate any of the courses, but some of the SNES and DS tracks feel way too scaled down, SNES GV3 and DS Rainbow Road in particular

although I do absolutely suck at gp lmao

I recommend you start with small, simple tracks and work your way up. Creating Custom Courses, like any artform, is a skill you get better at the more you do it!

Another tip is to always test your course layouts before you start adding details. Draw out the path of the track as a simple line, and then use that as a test. Because the design is simple, you can alter it easily and reupload the image to keep testing it. This way, you can see if your track is the right size and is fun to play without having to worry about all the details.

Once you're happy with your test design, you can start adding all the visual details and extra stuff!

Funnily enough, I'm actually well involved in the Mario Kart Tour Datamining Scene, and for the better part of a year we've been able to predict new Courses and Tours based on special IDs that are assigned to each Course in the files, and so far nearly all of our predictions have been correct.

We call it "ID Theory" and if interests anyone here, this sheet has basically everything you need to know, in addition to links to other useful stuff:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11WPa8NRWpR6Wir1XHPylsu7HDJPGsUYhbX_Cf0E4b7E/edit#gid=1242477125

Now while this sheet is mainly speculation, we do have a high accuracy rate, so it probably contains spoilers for future Mario Kart Tour content, so proceed with caution if you don't want anything spoiled.

For example, ID Theory indicated to us months ago that the next Tour could possibly be

The Quick Mode Track Builder has a lot of restrictions and limitations, which includes not being able to place whatever items/obstacles you want (You can only place Mario Circuit obstacles on Mario Circuits, etc.)

The only solution would be to use Complete Mode, which does require more work as you need to manually input everything (CPU Routes, Walls, etc.) but it will give you a lot more creative freedom, including placing down obstacles from any course you want.

Now, Complete Mode requires a picture of the course you want to make, which you can draw yourself, but a trick many use is making the outline of the course in Quick Mode, screenshotting it, and then putting using that as the photo. hope this helped.

unfortunately this isn't real, it was a joke for funny april day