01-19-2009, 01:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-19-2009, 01:57 AM by Omegakyogre.)
Sometimes the palettes are inside the files themselves.
So, you've byte forwarded and lined up the sprites somewhat. Now you need to 'decrease width' until you see full, stand-alone sprites ripe for the pickin'. If you think you've found an external file which might contain the palette, you're going to have to edit your tm_spec.xml file to have it include .bin files (or whatever format) in order for it to be "supported."
I don't have it open right now, but you might just be able to copy one of the other file type blocks and replace the extension with your desired one, or it might be as simple as adding it to a list in the file.
MAKE A BACKUP OF THE FILE FIRST. Especially if you're unfamiliar with code in general.
By the way, this should be discussed in the "Spriting/Ripping Questions" sticky in this forum, if I'm not mistaken.
So, you've byte forwarded and lined up the sprites somewhat. Now you need to 'decrease width' until you see full, stand-alone sprites ripe for the pickin'. If you think you've found an external file which might contain the palette, you're going to have to edit your tm_spec.xml file to have it include .bin files (or whatever format) in order for it to be "supported."
I don't have it open right now, but you might just be able to copy one of the other file type blocks and replace the extension with your desired one, or it might be as simple as adding it to a list in the file.
MAKE A BACKUP OF THE FILE FIRST. Especially if you're unfamiliar with code in general.
By the way, this should be discussed in the "Spriting/Ripping Questions" sticky in this forum, if I'm not mistaken.