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I think I'd also rather have all the textures on one sheet. A bunch of three-texture sheets doesn't compare to one well-organized one combining them, IMO.

On a slightly different note, I had no idea that's how Goombas' lower half was textured. That's pretty cool, actually.

Ya, now that I think about it, have the enemies on one sheet and friendly characters on another. I mean, there might be an enemy in the game with less texture than the Goomba.

true. I'll remove the goomba sheet later and post the whole shebang.

Here's the whole shebang:

That was quick. But I think it would be easier if the textures of the sheet were more organized. Like by labeling which enemy is which. It might be confusing to others since it's hard to tell. Also, I don't see Bubba the killer fish in there.

I see him (the orange thing), but he has no sunglasses. And that Koopa logo... I really can't recognize this.

I'll work on it tomorrow. expect an update some time soon.

(05-20-2010, 08:25 PM)Davias Wrote: [ -> ]I see him (the orange thing), but he has no sunglasses. And that Koopa logo... I really can't recognize this.

I'm curious about that logo also, I don't remember anything associated with it.

Link updated! It is organized properly now. And by the way, you two, The koopa logo is the bumper sticker of the enemy called a heave ho. They are the bulldozer things that flip mario up into the air.

Do you have a screenshot of it?

That's better, but where's Koopa the quick's flag? And I've noticed that some of the enemies there are missing their parts, like the Bob-omb's feet, or Bubba's sun glasses.

bobombs' feet and bubbas' sunglasses are colored meshes. Koopas are enemies, but koopa the quick is a character, so his flag will be in the NPCs sheet. And Deathbringer, here's a screenshot of a heave ho:

I meant a screenshot showing the logo, although one can almost see it in that one.

This is an actual quote from super mario wiki: "On the Heave Hos' sides are emblems of Bowser giving a thumbs up, which is over the word "KOOPA" written around in fire."

Here is another sheet, organized in much the same way: