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Looks fine to me :>

"full version", "layer A", "layer B" makes things easy to use as you have the seperate parts, but also see how they go together.

Ah, alright. I'll use this format from now on. I shall come back with more Energy breaker rips!

*disappears*

Oh my god, it's finally in English! Nice one, I've never passed the fortune teller =D

Anyway, a few crits:
- 3rd area: Leftover above the first map
- 3rd area: The first map has white in the trees
- Is the fountain running like this?
1. 2.
3. 4.
I'm never sure when I see the same amount of frames in two rows.

This game is greaaatttt. But the elemental system needs a lot of explanation. I beat the game without understanding it :/

1. Fixed
2. Fixed
3. crappy labeling gogogo



EDIT: Davy, how should I properly rip the map?

I think your way is already the best one: One arranged map with his layers. Maybe I would check PalViewer and MemViewer from vSNES for the cut off tree tiles.

Btw, do you erase the colours by hand or by palette?

By hand. Know any other way? This is getting kinda tedious.

Uhh... What game is it? Did you fancy waiting for me to upload for some reason?

(11-23-2012, 06:56 PM)canasniimehugh Wrote: [ -> ]Ah, alright. I'll use this format from now on. I shall come back with more Energy breaker rips!

Which is an SNES game I'm pretty sure.

Sorry, it`s a SNES game. I wanted people to see if the format that I ripped it in was OK. It`s good for upload now. Sorry.

I got it, Dazz. Don't worry about it.

(11-24-2012, 03:31 PM)canasniimehugh Wrote: [ -> ]By hand. Know any other way? This is getting kinda tedious.

As far as I know, Energy Breaker has a gradient as background.

So you just need to erase the colours per palette. But first make sure that reducing the colour depth to 8-Bit doesn't harm the quality of the sheet (I would compare with a safe copy).

When you're sure about it, open the palette of the sheet. Then you're looking for the gradient colours (I use the pipette) and erase them with a neutral colour of your choice.

The whole thing takes less than 4 minutes.