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RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Garamonde - 08-09-2011
Have a great time!
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Random Talking Bush - 08-09-2011
It's nice to see sprite rips from lesser-known fighting games.
Anyway, have a nice trip!
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Carpaccio - 08-11-2011
Wait what? How'd you get the unused costumes for Starfy?
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Garamonde - 08-11-2011
They're stuff that's in the game data.
(07-27-2011, 05:35 PM)redblueyellow Wrote:(07-27-2011, 05:13 PM)Perseus Wrote: Awesome! How do you extract folders of sprites from a game?
It depends on the game. Most (if not all) the sprites are stored in .nclr, .ncgr and .ncer format for palette, tile and sprites, respectively. Those are found by opening the game in Tahaxan and dumping them. Games like Ivy the Kiwi and the Cooking Mama series have those formats in folders as themselves, while most games have them stored in .bin files or other compressed formats, which you would then have to decompress. From there you would just have to use Oil of Vitriol or GlycerinMapViewer (both from Barubary) to get the sprites out of the files.
Anyways, that's the basic gist of what I know.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Carpaccio - 08-12-2011
But Legendary Starfy is all in BIN files...I checked...
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Perseus - 08-12-2011
(07-27-2011, 05:35 PM)redblueyellow Wrote: It depends on the game. Most (if not all) the sprites are stored in .nclr, .ncgr and .ncer format for palette, tile and sprites, respectively. Those are found by opening the game in Tahaxan and dumping them. Games like Ivy the Kiwi and the Cooking Mama series have those formats in folders as themselves, while most games have them stored in .bin files or other compressed formats, which you would then have to decompress. From there you would just have to use Oil of Vitriol or GlycerinMapViewer (both from Barubary) to get the sprites out of the files.
Anyways, that's the basic gist of what I know.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Carpaccio - 08-12-2011
I get that, I know it, I just DON'T know how to decompress them. I've looked inside them via a hex editor and NCGR, NCLR etc, are all obviously in there, I just have no idea how to get them out. I'm not very skilled in the field of decompression. I appreciate that you're trying to help though.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Garamonde - 08-12-2011
Sorry, should've assumed you already saw that post, wasn't trying to make it sound like we think you're dumb.
Me myself I wanna learn this as well because I also aim to rip from DS games.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Carpaccio - 08-12-2011
IT'S A CONSPIRACY! ONLY THE ELITE FEW SHALL KNOW AND THEY WILL NOT SHARE THEIR SECRETS! >> <<
Heh heh, just kidding. I'm sure someone will share once it's actually figured out. But uh...we need to wait for him this fellow to get back and stop spamming up his thread with nonsense.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - Barubary - 08-12-2011
For this particular game, you can unpack (most of?) the .bin files with this program.
Usage (command line):
Code:
java -jar GenericBUnpacker.jar FILE1 FILE2 ...Then decompress the data inside. (using DSDecmp; just drag&drop the output folder of the above unpacker onto the .exe)
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - redblueyellow - 08-20-2011
Everything added 8/20:
![[Image: mainicon.png]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk175/redblueyellows/Banana/main.png)
Banana (NES)
![[Image: bananaicon.png]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk175/redblueyellows/Banana/bananaicon.png)
Back from vacation. Had a blast, but it's always good to be back home. Might not have that big of updates for the next few days cause I'll be busy cracking about 60 crabs that we got.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - redblueyellow - 08-21-2011
Buoh added 8/21:
![[Image: buohicon.png]](http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/860/buoh.png)
Power Moves
Not that big of an update today, just getting something in before I forget. Only 4 more characters left in this game and then I'll probably head back to Super Puzzle Fighter for a quick change.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - HandToeKnee - 08-21-2011
(08-21-2011, 06:32 PM)redblueyellow Wrote: Buoh added 8/21:
Power Moves
Not that big of an update today, just getting something in before I forget. Only 4 more characters left in this game and then I'll probably head back to Super Puzzle Fighter for a quick change.
Nice! I had to laugh at the character's portrait though. All together now, "GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM"
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - redblueyellow - 08-22-2011
Ranker and added 8/22:
![[Image: rankericon.png]](http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/7844/ranker.png)
Power Moves
Haha, I didn't even realize how much he look like David Bowie.
RE: redblueyellow's submissions - redblueyellow - 08-23-2011
Joust added 8/23:
![[Image: jousticon.png]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk175/redblueyellows/Williams%20Arcades%20Greatest%20Hits/joust.png)
Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (SNES)
![[Image: arcadeicon.png]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk175/redblueyellows/Williams%20Arcades%20Greatest%20Hits/arcadeicon.png)
One of my favorite SNES games that I had back as a kid.
There were 4 other games that came on the cartridge, so I'll get to those too.The whole name "William's Arcade's Greatest Hits" was too long for the game icon, so I had to shorten it.