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Non-video guide for rupping GBA sprites - Robbychu - 09-08-2017 I know there's a video, but it's very difficult for me to use video tutorials effectively if at all (for many reasons) and I honestly find most of them deeply obnoxious even if they contain useful information. Is there any sort of non-video guide for the basics of ripping sprites from GBA games (specifically Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis, if that affects anything)? I would really like to just have some text and maybe the occasional screenshot to read. RE: Non-video guide for rupping GBA sprites - Davy Jones - 09-15-2017 Well, there's an emulator called Visual Boy Advance which has its own tile viewer. By the way, it shouldn't be difficult to watch a few videos to learn something. After all, you will not watch them ever again after you mastered the GBA ripping. RE: Non-video guide for rupping GBA sprites - Robbychu - 09-17-2017 (09-15-2017, 06:00 PM)Davy Jones Wrote: Well, there's an emulator called Visual Boy Advance which has its own tile viewer. You greatly underestimate how badly my brain retains information, period. If I forget a step or get confused/distracted, going through a video until I find what I need to finish a task is much more difficult than hitting ctrl+F and finding what I need... Assuming that I'm even able to retain that much from watching a video. I don't have the spare time to watch a video over and over until everything sticks. Videos are not universally good for teaching or learning, and explaining this over and over is most of why I find them obnoxious. Even on Concerta, I have trouble retaining anything, even things I have done many, many times in the past. I need a easy way to find details I have forgotten, because otherwise there is a non-zero chance that attempting to find it will make me forget what I was looking for. I thank you for telling me about the tile viewer, since I'd missed it in my search for in-emulator features and it lead me to the thing that sort of helped, even if the tile viewer itself didn't display the character sprites (at least as anything but garbage). |