06-11-2008, 06:18 PM
06-12-2008, 03:50 AM
Woo! This was back when Amy actually didn't annoy the crap out of me, and I thought she had a cool character design
06-12-2008, 08:21 AM
06-13-2008, 06:24 AM
I can't say I ever played this one :o
But
Love it.
But
Love it.
06-13-2008, 06:25 AM
I HATED this game
Still nice rips
will you rip sonic?
Still nice rips
will you rip sonic?
06-13-2008, 08:19 AM
Added:
Maybe completely rubbish at Castlevania but that is indeed all of them (since Konami use tricks to make a few sprites look smoother) unless Smithy proves otherwise.
Sonic is already fully ripped by Technokami, but it is under Sonic Chaos since they share the same style.
Maybe completely rubbish at Castlevania but that is indeed all of them (since Konami use tricks to make a few sprites look smoother) unless Smithy proves otherwise.
Solink Wrote:I HATED this game
Still nice rips
will you rip sonic?
Sonic is already fully ripped by Technokami, but it is under Sonic Chaos since they share the same style.
06-13-2008, 08:22 AM
Awesome! Way to go Yawackhary
Plan on ripping any more CV?
Plan on ripping any more CV?
06-13-2008, 09:05 AM
Dazz Wrote:Plan on ripping any more CV?
Might as well but it will take a little while to get use to this great game.
06-18-2008, 06:33 AM
After about a few months of experimenting, I finally succeeded:
My first Amiga sprite rip and possibly the first on tSR? (Don't know if Soccer Kid that Dazz ripped was from the SNES or the GBA or indeed the Miggy) Just don't expect many since it took a while doing this (the recolouring of the pallete took more than the ripping).
My first Amiga sprite rip and possibly the first on tSR? (Don't know if Soccer Kid that Dazz ripped was from the SNES or the GBA or indeed the Miggy) Just don't expect many since it took a while doing this (the recolouring of the pallete took more than the ripping).
06-18-2008, 08:02 AM
Yawackhary Wrote:After about a few months of experimenting, I finally succeeded:nice sheet!
My first Amiga sprite rip and possibly the first on tSR? (Don't know if Soccer Kid that Dazz ripped was from the SNES or the GBA or indeed the Miggy) Just don't expect many since it took a while doing this (the recolouring of the pallete took more than the ripping).
06-18-2008, 02:20 PM
I know nothing about Amiga, but the sheet looks good.
06-18-2008, 02:29 PM
I think you did well on the zombies, Yawackhary.
How did you get rid of the flames that covered their death poses?
How did you get rid of the flames that covered their death poses?
06-19-2008, 12:42 AM
Love it!
The amiga had tonnes of classics that should be ripped, but they're all a bastard to do.
I might look into it myself in the future.
The amiga had tonnes of classics that should be ripped, but they're all a bastard to do.
I might look into it myself in the future.
06-19-2008, 01:49 AM
Added:
Thanks to Smithy for that link that came in very handy...
A trade secret that I might as well tell you since you (and any other MD/Genny rippers) deserve it. I use an emulator called GensKMod which is an edited version of Gens for programming and debugging purposes, one of its features is a sprite viewer (rather similar to an OAM Viewer in Visual Boy Advance) which I use nearly all the time due to many many games have compression. If the sprites aren't there, sometimes I look at the VDP. The only problem is the possiblity of a black background, some games don't use it (like Castlevania) and others like Sonic Spinball heavily rely on it which I use other methods of ripping it.
If BAB, Dazz, Tonberry or Grooveman want to archive this tip, they are free to do so.
Thanks to Smithy for that link that came in very handy...
SmithyGCN Wrote:I think you did well on the zombies, Yawackhary.
How did you get rid of the flames that covered their death poses?
A trade secret that I might as well tell you since you (and any other MD/Genny rippers) deserve it. I use an emulator called GensKMod which is an edited version of Gens for programming and debugging purposes, one of its features is a sprite viewer (rather similar to an OAM Viewer in Visual Boy Advance) which I use nearly all the time due to many many games have compression. If the sprites aren't there, sometimes I look at the VDP. The only problem is the possiblity of a black background, some games don't use it (like Castlevania) and others like Sonic Spinball heavily rely on it which I use other methods of ripping it.
If BAB, Dazz, Tonberry or Grooveman want to archive this tip, they are free to do so.
06-19-2008, 12:21 PM
Yawackhary Wrote:A trade secret that I might as well tell you since you (and any other MD/Genny rippers) deserve it. I use an emulator called GensKMod which is an edited version of Gens for programming and debugging purposes, one of its features is a sprite viewer (rather similar to an OAM Viewer in Visual Boy Advance) which I use nearly all the time due to many many games have compression. If the sprites aren't there, sometimes I look at the VDP. The only problem is the possiblity of a black background, some games don't use it (like Castlevania) and others like Sonic Spinball heavily rely on it which I use other methods of ripping it.
If BAB, Dazz, Tonberry or Grooveman want to archive this tip, they are free to do so.
O_O does it work with Shining Force 1/2?