A bubble that restores the player's air when collected underwater.

A nozzle that periodically generates air bubbles.

A large arrow-shaped sign with a red outline.

An arrow-shaped switch that rotates once it gets triggered.

An arrow-shaped switch that rotates once it gets triggered. Can be triggered multiple times.

A target that triggers a switch based off of the state of the ArrowSwitchMulti that it belongs to.

A square-shaped Space Junk Block.

A long Space Junk Block.

A small square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A very tall square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A tall square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A narrow square-shaped icy version of a Space Junk Block.

A long rectangular transparent Space Junk Block; used in Bowser's Galaxy Reactor.

A group of many small asteroids that serve as decoration.

A group of many medium-sized asteroids that serve as decoration.

A group of many lush asteroids that serve as decoration.

A group of many small asteroids that can move on a path.

The glowing Beacon that serves as the engine of the Comet Observatory.

The number located at the start of the Comet Observatory that counts down the amount of stars you need to finish the game.

A group of many rotating asteroids that are found in the galaxy select of the Domes.

A variation of the Pull Star that takes you to the galaxy select within Domes.

The decoration used when a galaxy in the galaxy select has a Comet.

A small version of the Comet Observatory that can be seen when the player flies to a galaxy in a Dome.

A huge screen that displays the map of the Comet Observatory.

A yellow orb that appears before the fights against Bowser.

An invisible path that the Star Ball will move on once touched.

A rotating flower platform that can be stood on using the Bee and Cloud power-ups.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

One of the many bouncy berries from Honeybloom Galaxy.

A hexagonal honeycomb panel that can be placed on a path. The player can climb on it using the Bee power-up.

A generator that creates Big Bubbles, which can be entered and controlled by the player.

Limits the movement of Big Bubbles so that it moves on the lateral surface of an invisible cylinder.

Limits the movement of Big Bubbles so that it moves on an invisible plane.

A circle-shaped metal platform with a fan. It does not actually produce a wind gust. For this, use FluffWind in combination with this object.

A large fan that creates a gust that can push Bubbles and the player if with the Boo power-up.

A Black Hole that sucks in the player or defeats some enemies in its range. This one has a spherical attraction range.

A Black Hole that sucks in the player or defeats some enemies in its range. This one has a box-shaped attraction range.

A transparent planet with a Pull Star inside; used in Space Junk Galaxy, Ghostly Galaxy and Space Storm Galaxy.

The decorative thunderclouds seen in the background of the Giga Lakitu fight in Yoshi Star Galaxy. They can cause damage as well.

A small breakable glass cage.

A large breakable glass cage.

A group of bricks used as floating debris in both Clockwork Ruins Galaxy and Upside Dizzy Galaxy.

A bright sunlight effect that is used in the background of some levels.

A small decorative butterfly. May release Star Bits if touched.

A cactus that can damage the player or other objects upon contact.

A torch with a red flame. May also appear as unlit.

A decorative cannon that is still under-construction.

A decorative cannon that is still under-construction.

A locked glass cage.

An object that spawns the collapsing engine parts used in Fleet Glide Galaxy.

A room used on Starship Mario that allows the player to switch between Mario and Luigi.

An object that, when touched, will warp the player to a defined destination point.

A circle of seashells that spawns Star Bits when the player shakes the Wii Remote nearby.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is the center of the lower base.

A box-shaped Matter Splatter hole. The origin is in the center of the box.

A green laser that creates a trail of Matter Splatter holes.

A spherical Matter Splatter hole.

A small cloud platform that can be stood on with the Bee or Cloud power-ups.

A decorative palm tree that can be seen in Loopdeeloop Galaxy, Loopdeeswoop Galaxy and Drip Drop Galaxy.

A set of animated palm tree leaves that the player can stand on.

An object that spawns several Coins when activated.

A ? Block used in SMG2's intro level. It drops exactly one Coin when hit.

An invisible spot that will spawn a Coin when using a Spin Attack nearby.

A green tile that slowly disappears once the player touches it.

A controller that keeps track of Silver Stars the player has collected. See StrayTico for individual Silver Stars.

An invisible force that pushes the player away from it. Usually used in tight corners and sections that may lead to collision glitches.

A destroyable construction light; used in Spin-Dig Galaxy.

A tall flower used in many galaxies, including Honeyhive Galaxy and Honeybloom Galaxy.

A large destroyable crystal that requires two spins to destroy.

A medium-sized destroyable crystal.

The large moving crystal from Battlerock Galaxy that has Luma trapped inside it.

A small destroyable crystal that is not transparent.

A large destroyable crystal that is not transparent.

A small destroyable crystal.

A set of tall bushes.

A signboard with a skull and red cross, indicating danger.

A mansion door that can be unlocked and opened.

A ring that boosts the speed of the player when passed through.

A pile of brown leaves that spawn an item when using the Spin Attack on it.

A blue Ground Pound switch that has an arrow pointing downwards.

A red Ground Pound switch that has an arrow pointing upwards.

An icy obstacle that can destroy the ice platforms created by the player.

A set of clouds used as space debris.

A set of crystals used as space debris.

A set of flowers used as space debris.

A set of ice crystals used as space debris.

A set of castle blocks used as space debris.

A set of lava particles used as space debris.

A set of metal particles used as space debris.

The iconic pipe used to warp the player from one place to another.

A decorative Warp Pipe that cannot be entered. Used in the game's intro.

A set of rotating electric balls that are used in Battlerock Galaxy and Dreadnought Galaxy.

A yellow nozzle that shoots balls of electricity.

A fence made of electricity.

A moving fence made of electricity.

A pair of electric balls connected by an electrical fence that move on separate paths.

A platform with a large eye that creates a beam that shocks the player upon contact.

A Used Block that connects sticks made up of several fireballs.

A large barrel that is used to hide the Used Block of a Fire Bar. Used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

A small barrel that is used to hide the Used Block of a Fire Bar. Used in Bowser's Lava Lair.

A variant of the Fire Bar whose fireballs are slightly curved.

A red nozzle that shoots balls of fire.

A red nozzle that shoots flames.

A ring of rotating fireballs.

A group of red fish.

A group of blue fish.

A group of fish.

A black flag with Bowser's symbol on it.

A flag used on Peach's Castle. This one has a star icon on it.

A flag used on Peach's Castle.

A flag used on Peach's Castle. Appears to be visually identical with FlagPeachCastleC.

A blue panel that changes to yellow if the player steps on it.

A controller used to check if all Flipswitch Panels have been pressed.

A group of decorative blue flowers.

A group of decorative yellow flowers.

A large flower that tries to eat the player if they step onto it.

A large Floaty Fluff used to glide through wind streams.

An object that creates a wind stream used to push the Floaty Fluff and the player's cloud platforms.

A gray flipping tile used in Bowser's Lava Lair and Grandmaster Galaxy.

A large water fountain from Gold Leaf Galaxy, Fluffy Bluff Galaxy and other stages.

A buzz-saw that moves forward when activated, cutting through objects in its path.

A small buzz-saw that moves forward when activated, cutting through objects in its path.

A small blue Pull Star that can pull the player towards it.

A ghost version of Luigi that guides the player through a level.

A blue character that resembles the player who must be raced during Cosmic Comets.

The colorful bird used for the Gliding mini-games in Wild Glide Galaxy and Fleet Glide Galaxy.

A balloon that gives Star Bits when popped.

A locked cage used to hold the Comet Medal in gliding levels.

A cylindrical-shaped rolling stone obstacle used in Slipsand Galaxy.

A set of two Rhomps attached to each other; used in Slipsand Galaxy.

A glass cage with a metal frame that can only be opened via a switch. Used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy.

A decorative ramp used in sections where the Rock power-up's rolling speed is increased. The actual boost is done by ForceDashCube.

An arrow used to display the direction of Mario's gravity.

A large wooden crate with a frame that can be destroyed with a fireball; used in Rightside Down Galaxy. Always falls down if nothing is below it.

A snow block that can be destroyed with fireballs; used in Freezy Flake Galaxy. Always falls down if nothing is below it.

A beam of light used in Bowser galaxies to transport the player between planets.

The spotlight effect used on the starting planet of Boo Moon Galaxy.

A locked red glass cage.

A rock that can be Ground Pounded to drop items.

A switch that activates something when Ground Pounded.

A switch that activates something for a set amount of time when Ground Pounded.

A falling ice crystal that creates an ice platform that can be stood on.

An invisible wall of the size 10x10.

An invisible wall of the size 10x20.

An invisible wall of the size 10x20 that is used to restrict the player's movement while they are using a Pull Star.

An invisible wall of the size 10x20 that the player can Wall Jump from.

A cannon that shoots striped cannonballs.

A spawner that generates striped cannonballs. Unlike IronCannonLauncher, it has no actual model.

A bubble that can contain collectible items.

A die block that can spawn either ten Coins, a Goomba or a 1-Up Mushroom.

A pole that can be swung from and jumped off of; used in Deep Dark Galaxy and Clockwork Ruins Galaxy.

A hole that launches a Star Ball along a path.

A spring that bounces the player into the air when Ground Pounding it.

A blue spring that bounces the player into the air when jumping on it.

A key that activates a switch when collected.

A small rock that will spawn either a Coin or a Star Bit when kicked.

A pair of opposite-facing cannons. The Bullet Bills have to be added as a separate object.

A cannon that periodically shoots a force that will damage the player.

A picture of a 1-Up Mushroom.

A crystal cage that falls from the sky during Bowser's attack in the opening storybook level.

A green and white platform that makes up the stairs in Bowser galaxies. It breaks after a set amount of time.

A large green and white platform that makes up the stairs in Bowser galaxies. It breaks after a set amount of time.

A green and white turning platform that makes up the stairs in Bowser galaxies. It breaks after a set amount of time.

A green and white turning platform that makes up the stairs in Bowser galaxies. It appears after a set amount of time.

The planet where Bowser waits for the player before battling them. The throne has no actual collision.

A large metal fan used during the Boomsday Machine battle in Bowser Jr.'s Boom Bunker.

A striped yellow moving platform used in Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet.

A dummy object that represents an individual platform generated by a KoopaJrLv2LiftGenerator.

An object that generates the yellow platforms used in Bowser Jr.'s Fearsome Fleet.

A destroyable statue of Bowser Jr.

The large red door with three chained seals that is found at the end of Bowser galaxies.

The large purple door with a large seal that is found midway through Bowser's Lava Lair.

A seesaw-like bridge used on one of the airships in the second mission.

A destroyable statue of Bowser.

A statue of Bowser that can turn around. The actual laser is created using an ElectricRail object.

A long chain of configurable length.

A small bubble of lava that jumps out and back into lava.

A sinking platform for lava sections. In SMG1 this is a tiny purple platform, in SMG2 it is a medium green platform.

A sinking platform for lava sections. In SMG1 this is a medium green platform, in SMG2 it is a big blue platform.

A lava geyser used in lava-themed galaxies.

A fireball used in lava-themed galaxies.

A large rotating fireball with a long trail; used in Melty Molten Galaxy.

A group of three rotating fireballs with long trails; used in Melty Molten Galaxy.

A hole that periodically emits hot steam that burns the player upon contact.

A moving leaf raft used in Starshine Beach Galaxy.

A yellow platform that disappears and reappears periodically.

A floating lily pad platform, commonly used in Bee-related galaxies.

A die cube used in the Luma Shop room of Starship Mario. Can reward the player with a Star Bit, a 1-Up, a 3-Up or a 5-Up.

A shiny bell that can be rung to activate a switch.

A lava meteor that creates a lava pond once it lands; used on the skating planet in Shiverburn Galaxy.

A single lava wave that loops along an assigned path; used in Melty Monster Galaxy.

A decorative plant for underwater sections. There is only one shape model, so ShapeModelNo has to be set to 0. The available texture frames are:
- 0 Lime
- 1 Red
- 2 Wavy, green
- 3 Orange
- 4 Smooth, green

The steering wheel used on Starship Mario.

A cannon that the player can use to shoot themselves to distant places.

A spawner for the falling meteors used in several galaxies, including Melty Molten Galaxy and Hightail Falls Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Battlerock Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Hurry-Scurry Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Dreadnought Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Gusty Garden Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Bubble Breeze Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Matter Splatter Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Good Egg Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Toy Time Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Flipswitch Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Bowser Jr.'s Lava Reactor.

A selectable Dome warp to Beach Bowl Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Melty Molten Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Honeyclimb Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Honeyhive Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Freezeflame Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Bowser's Star Reactor.

A selectable Dome warp to Bowser's Dark Matter Plant.

A selectable Dome warp to Bowser Jr.'s Airship Armada.

A selectable Dome warp to Buoy Base Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Deep Dark Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Sea Slide Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Ghostly Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Gold Leaf Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Dusty Dune Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Bonefin Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Space Junk Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Loopdeeloop Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Rolling Green Galaxy.

A selectable Dome warp to Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor.

A Bee Mushroom used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Cloud Flower used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Spin Drill used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Fire Flower used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Spring Mushroom used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Rock Mushroom used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A Boo Mushroom used in the power-up display room of Starship Mario.

A spiky plant that damages the player when touched.

A flying spiky plant that damages the player when touched.

A grounded trap with spikes that pop out periodically.

A wall-connected trap with spikes that pop out periodically.

A bowl of water used in Beach Bowl Galaxy and Buoy Base Galaxy.

A dynamic ring of water used in Sea Slide Galaxy and Loopdeeloop Galaxy.

A dynamic ring of water decorated with penguin flags that is used in Loopdeeloop Galaxy and Loopdeeswoop Galaxy.

A robotic turtle that moves on a path that is transformed using Mercator projection.

A sphere of water used in various galaxies.

A large jumping stone box with an open side that the player can hide in.

A variant of a Tox Box that pivots around every second path point.

A teleporter that can be used to temporarily teleport the player to another place.

A spawn point that is used to define the location where the bonus planet teleporter will teleport the player to.

A small red flame used on a torch.

A small torch.

A small blue fire used on a torch.

A small tree stump that can be Ground Pounded to activate something.

A large tree stump that can be Ground Pounded to activate something.

A vine that you spin to grab hold of, and shake the Wii Remote to move on it.

A more advanced flower spawner which uses ShapeModelNo for all the different plants. The following shape IDs and colors are available:
0 Violets
- 0 Yellow
- 1 Purple
- 2 Red
- 3 White
1 Short Bush
2 Mushrooms
3 Clover
4 Dead Bush
5 Red Flower
- 0 Red
- 1 White
6 Bubbly Flower
7 Yellow Flower
- 0 Blue
- 1 Yellow
8 Tall Bush

A more advanced flower spawner which uses ShapeModelNo for all the different plants. The following shape IDs and colors are available:
0 Tulips
- 0 Pink
- 1 Yellow
- 2 Purple
3 Lily of the Valley

A more advanced flower spawner which uses ShapeModelNo for all the different plants. The following shape IDs and colors are available:
0 Cosmos
1 Round Bush
- 0 Pink
- 1 Red
- 2 White

A more advanced flower spawner which uses ShapeModelNo for all the different plants. The following shape IDs and colors are available:
1 Lily
- 0 Red
- 1 Pink
- 2 Yellow
- 3 White
2 Sunflower

A vine that can be used to reach other places in a galaxy. This one leads into one direction only and the player doesn't have to shake the Wiimote.

A standard climbable pole that can be climbed from all directions.

An alternate version of the wooden pole which can be climbed on two sides only.

A wooden square pole that can be climbed on four sides.

An invisible version of the square-shaped pole.

A round tree used in Throwback Galaxy that can be climbed.

A pine tree used in Fluffy Bluff Galaxy that can be climbed.

A bubbly plant that releases some items when touched; used in Honeyhive Galaxy and Gold Leaf Galaxy.

A bubbly plant that releases some items when touched; used in Honeyhive Galaxy. It does not emit any particle effects when touched.

A die block that can reward either a Star Bit or a 1-Up Mushroom.

A spawn point where a grouped Power Star can appear.

The large light given off by a Power Star. The model differs between the two games.

A large wooden block that can be pulled out of a wall using Yoshi's tongue.

A standard Brick Block that can be destroyed.

A small Brick Block variant that is used in the prologue.

A green plant that the player can fling around to damage other objects.

An object that is used to set up the route for several racing mini-games such as Ray Surfing and Glide Races.

This object is required by ElectricRailTwoPoint and LavaSeparateWaterfall. It sets multiple paths for an object to use.

A cloud that is usually raining. The player can stand on it using the Bee power-up.

A red and blue flipping platform used mainly in Flip-Swap Galaxy.

A set of blocks that move along a set path.

A checkpoint flag used in several galaxies.

A ring used to indicate the size of the electric rings that a Sentry Beam fires off.

A small purple rock crystal used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy that can be destroyed with the Rock power-up.

A large purple rock crystal used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy that can be destroyed with the Rock power-up.

A tall stone rock that can be destroyed using the Rock power-up. Used in Boulder Bowl Galaxy.

A spawner for large rolling boulders.

A yellow fence that causes the player to bounce off from it if they roll into it with the Rock power-up.

A rolling bubble of water; used in both Cosmic Cove Galaxy and Honeyhop Galaxy.

The chair Rosalina sits on during a cutscene in the Comet Observatory's Library.

The storybook that the player can read in the Library at the Comet Observatory.

A large black hammer that can crush the player; used on the hammer planet in Clockwork Ruins Galaxy.

An individual escaping Star Bunny as seen in Gateway Galaxy that is spawned and controlled by a RunawayRabbitCollect object.

Sets up and controls the sequence where the player has to catch several escaping Star Bunnies (RunawayRabbit) in Gateway Galaxy.

A variant of a Luma that appears after catching an escaping Star Bunny in Gateway Galaxy that is spawned and controlled by a RunawayRabbitCollect object.

Assembles several smaller parts to form the Sand Bird creature from Slipsand Galaxy.

A standard sand block used for the Sand Bird in Slipsand Galaxy.

A corner piece used for the Sand Bird in Slipsand Galaxy.

The left piece of the head of the Sand Bird used in Slipsand Galaxy.

The right piece of the head of the Sand Bird used in Slipsand Galaxy.

The centerpiece of the tail of the Sand Bird used in Slipsand Galaxy.

The left piece of the tail of the Sand Bird used in Slipsand Galaxy.

The right piece of the tail of the Sand Bird used in Slipsand Galaxy.

Sets up the fly-in path sequence for a Star mission.

A screw that can be activated by using a Spin Attack on it.

A screw that can be removed by using a Spin Attack on it.

A group of seagulls used in the background of beach-themed galaxies.

A group of seagulls that appear in the background of Starship Mario if the player is currently in World 1.

A red and yellow gate used in gliding levels to unlock the Comet Medal for collection afterwards.

A controller used to count the amount of gates that the player has moved through.

A pyramid-like prism that generates a large shockwave that stuns enemies when using a Spin Attack on it.

A shooting star that releases Star Bits when it hits the ground.

A special signboard that provides a tutorial about using Star Balls; used in Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy.

A circle of stones that spawns Star Bits when the player shakes the Wii Remote nearby.

A snowball that can be made bigger by rolling it through snow. Can be used to destroy several objects as well.

A large destroyable Bowser statue made of snow; used in Freezy Flake Galaxy.

A destroyable statue of a Goomba made from snow; used in Freezy Flake Galaxy.

The snow overlay used in Snow Cap Galaxy that can be removed using the pointer.

A large destroyable tree made of snow; used in Freezy Flake Galaxy.

A point that activates a switch if the snow nearby (SnowFloor) gets removed.

A point in space that plays a looping sound effect.

A point in space that plays a looping sound effect.

A green Beat Block from Beat Block Galaxy.

A yellow Beat Block from Beat Block Galaxy.

A decorative cannon that is used as a base for things like Bullet Bill launchers.

A strange spiderweb-like object which the player can use to be launched in a straight line.

Debris of broken wood planks and beams.

A space mine that explodes upon contact.

A red marker that is used to highlight the movement of a Space Mine.

A red marker that is used to highlight the movement of a Space Mine.

A thick yellow moving platform from Dreadnought Galaxy and Shiverburn Galaxy. It can break apart after being hit by an enemy's explosion.

An invisible rail for the Star Ball that boosts its rolling speed. It also causes the player to roll on the Star Ball.

A variant of the Sling Pod used on Tarantox's planet in Space Junk Galaxy.

A Coin trapped in Tarantox's web that can be released by pointing at it.

A destroyable stone block that appears on Tarantox's planet as well as the beach in Deep Dark Galaxy.

A small star-shaped ring that slings the player upwards or from one place to another.

A small blue switch that activates a switch when flipped over.

A variant of SpinLeverSwitch that automatically flips over and locks irreversibly in the activated position if its SW_B gets activated, making it unusable. See Fiery Flotilla's starting planet for an example use case and setup.

A colorful flat box that slides on the ground. It releases three Star Bits when destroyed.

A ? Block that drops some Coins when hit.

A ? Block that drops Star Bits when hit.

The sign that displays the Star List on Starship Mario.

A large blue crystal that is used on Launch Star paths. In SMG2, it breaks once the player touches it.

A small blue crystal that releases some Star Bits or Coins when broken using the Rock power-up; used in Melty Monster Galaxy.

Creates a group of Star Bits that move on a set path.

A small flower that reveals its petals and releases a Star Bit when touched.

Creates a bunch of Star Bits that will move around the player. Usually used during Launch Star flights.

Creates a group of Star Bits that are placed in a circle or along a set path.

An object that spawns several Star Bits when activated.

Spawns a bunch of Star Bits when activated. This also creates a volcanic eruption effect.

A brown Used Block that serves as a platform in several galaxies.

A small Used Block used during SMG2's prologue.

The dark blue Cosmic Spirit that aids the player if they die several consecutive times in a specific section of a galaxy.

A large star-shaped ring that launches the player from one point to another.

A green version of the Launch Star which appears after collecting all Green Stars.

A pink version of the Launch Star which appears after a Hungry Luma is fed.

A small orange butterfly that appears in Co-Star Mode only.

The large yellow gate used as the goal on the surfing and gliding levels.

The rideable Manta Ray from the surfing challenges in Loopdeeloop Galaxy and Loopdeeswoop Galaxy.

A green portal that opens Sweet Sweet Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Sling Pod Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Bubble Blast Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Bigmouth Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Grand Finale Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Snow Cap Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Loopdeeswoop Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Rolling Gizmo Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Drip Drop Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Boo's Boneyard Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A green portal that opens Sand Spiral Galaxy's Star select screen when touched during a Launch Star flight.

A hanging vine which the player can hold onto and swing around. Used in Beach Bowl Galaxy.

A shark who races the player through several underwater rings and awards them a Power Star if beaten. Seen in Sea Slide Galaxy and Deep Dark Galaxy.

A barrel that is used to protect an Octopus.

A ball with a Power Star or Purple Coin inside it.

A special signboard that provides a tutorial about using Star Balls.

A Star Ball which uses a signboard tutorial to explain the Star Ball mechanics.

A lit candlestick used in Ghostly Galaxy.

A picture of a Boo or Bomb Boo. The TexChange frame IDs for the different pictures are:
0 Boo
1 Empty
2 Bomb Boo

A ? Block that gives one Coin every time it is hit. Disappears after some hits and seconds.

A small checkered red and pink planet which the player bounces on when stepped. Its primary apparition is in Ghostly Galaxy.

A tiny dark sphere of gilded metal used as a generic base for other objects such as Air Bubble generators, Bullet Bill launchers, flamethrowers, etc.

A swing made from vines that the player can swing across.

A brown treasure chest that reveals a Blue Chip when opened.

A brown treasure chest that reveals a Coin when opened.

A gray treasure chest that reveals an Air Bubble when opened.

A gray treasure chest that reveals a Life Mushroom when opened.

A brown treasure chest that reveals nothing when opened.

A brown treasure chest that reveals a Life Mushroom when opened.

A brown treasure chest that reveals a 1-Up Mushroom when opened.

A brown treasure chest that reveals a Star Chip when opened.

A golden spot on the ground that reveals a Coin when it is hit with a Star Bit.

An escaping Star Bunny that runs around randomly without a path.

An individual escaping Star Bunny as seen in Snow Cap Galaxy that is spawned and controlled by a TrickRabbitFreeRunCollect object.

A gray rectangular stone with a face that pushes objects in front of it.

Sets up the tubular slide sections along a set path. It also creates several special TubeSlider-related objects that are connected to it.

A group of Spiky Plants that is used on the wooden slide in Tall Trunk Galaxy.

A spaceship in the shape of a Toad head.

A landed spaceship in the shape of a Toad head.

A variant of UFOKinokoLanding with no interior and opaque windows that is used in Grand Finale Galaxy.

A screw-like green valve that the player can spin on top of to bring it up or down to activate a switch.

The hole used as the goal for Chomps in Chompworks Galaxy.

A warp pad that warps the player from one place to another. May also be invisible depending on the setup.

The rain effect from Space Storm Galaxy. This will crash the game without a specific setup.

A blue pipe with some visual water leaking out of it. Can be used to create ice platforms when touched while using the Ice power-up.

Decorative seaweed which can be found in ocean-themed galaxies like Beach Bowl Galaxy.

This object shoots bubbles that the player can ride to get to other places. But it can be also function as a deadly trap.

A massive stream of water the player can ride to be transported. Used in Sea Slide Galaxy.

A water current that pushes the player away.

A whirlpool of configurable size that spins the player around upon contact underwater.

A winged ? Block which drops some Star Bits after being hit.

A red metal cage that appears in Spin-Dig Galaxy.

A wooden box that can be destroyed through most attacks. It can spawn various different items.

Creates a suspension bridge consisting of long logs.

Creates a suspension bridge consisting of short logs.

Pressing on the switch will open the world screen.

A decorative portal from the World Map that appears if the player is close to the currently selected world's entry portal.

A decorative portal from the World Map that appears if the player is close to the currently selected world's exit portal.

A flower which Yoshi can grab with his tongue to swing himself in its direction.

A magical cage created by a Magikoopa. It holds the Yoshi Egg in Yoshi Star Galaxy.

A destroyable snow spike seen during Sorbetti's boss fight in Freezy Flake Galaxy.

A leafless snowy tree as seen on Sorbetti's battle planet in Freezy Flake Galaxy.