04-12-2013, 10:35 AM
thing is, playable units would only have the lords and enemy units would only include enemy-only classes (ie : soldier, brigand and final bosses), generic units would be where all the battle sprites are
what you call generic units is all the units : playable and enemy units are just recolors of the default palette, which is why i think we should just have one section with all the battle units, and ideally the sheets would all be rearranged to present the sprites in their default palette with inside the sheet the alternate palettes found in the game (ie : playable characters and enemy colors).
The (currently existing) sheets that are named after a certain character are stupid in organization's sake since it's just the recolored class (note that certain classes have different sprites for one class like the swordmaster (see first post), we'll call those "Class Name (male or female ; type 1 or 2)")
If i did the "Lord (Roy)" thing, it's just because Lords are a pretty special class -> in FE7 hector, eliwood and lyn are all Lords, but they're very different
what you call generic units is all the units : playable and enemy units are just recolors of the default palette, which is why i think we should just have one section with all the battle units, and ideally the sheets would all be rearranged to present the sprites in their default palette with inside the sheet the alternate palettes found in the game (ie : playable characters and enemy colors).
The (currently existing) sheets that are named after a certain character are stupid in organization's sake since it's just the recolored class (note that certain classes have different sprites for one class like the swordmaster (see first post), we'll call those "Class Name (male or female ; type 1 or 2)")
If i did the "Lord (Roy)" thing, it's just because Lords are a pretty special class -> in FE7 hector, eliwood and lyn are all Lords, but they're very different
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