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8-bit Krueger help - WingWangWao - 09-03-2010
I am working on an 8-bit style horror comic relating to the classic slashers, such as Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers, etc., and I want to use Freddy Krueger's NES sprites. Problem is, there is always too much black in the backgrounds where Freddy is encountered, to the point where I can't tell which black parts belong to Freddy, and which ones belong to the background. Can someone please help me out?
You don't necessarily have to rip them, I would just like some tips on how to effectively rip Freddy's sprites without using a tile editor; I'm not the best at those...
RE: 8-bit Krueger help - KingPepe - 09-03-2010
One possible way is to hack the palette with a hex editor, screenshot when the sprites you need are on the screen, take the sprites from there and then recolor them when you put them on the sheet.
http://www.zophar.net/fileuploads/2/10690nxpfq/AoRH.htm
This can help.
RE: 8-bit Krueger help - WingWangWao - 09-03-2010
Thanks pal. By the way, is that supposed to be an 8-bit Dan as your pic?
RE: 8-bit Krueger help - KingPepe - 09-03-2010
No, that's Cliff from the Street Fighter IV NES pirate. XP
RE: 8-bit Krueger help - WingWangWao - 09-03-2010
Ah, I see. The ponytail threw me off
RE: 8-bit Krueger help - GrooveMan.exe - 09-06-2010
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