Okay, just put out a new version that should eliminate a lot of the false positives, same url: https://roblouie.com/psx-viewer
Unfortunately one of my checks for a valid palette was being done only if the file header told me there was a palette, so it wasn't getting hit for files that required on but didn't have it. Anyway, you should see a drastic reduction in false positives on the Images tab now.
Regarding the wrong palette thing, everything looked correct to me, nothing jumped out at me as a wrong palette. If you can provide a specific example I could take a closer look.
Keep in mind that many times a single image file will have multiple sprites/textures and multiple palettes, where one palette may not apply to all assets.
Here's an example from Armored Core: https://imgur.com/a/XobAPDV
Some of the icons look "broken" until you select the correct palette, but at least one of them always looks correct. When you select a different palette, the other ones change to be correct. There's nothing that can be done about this other than allowing you to select different palettes.
But if you are noticing issues beyond that please let me know and I will take a look.
Thanks again for checking it out and providing feedback. One bug fixed
It does yep! You can even use save states to apply textures to 3D models, I cover that a little in the video, but at the very end.
Did you get any results from those games? The PS1 also has one other sprite format I want to implement into the viewer, and I think a lot of 2D only games tend to use it, especially for animated sprites. Until I do that I ahve a feeling I won't be able to parse all assets from games that are 2D only.
Unfortunately one of my checks for a valid palette was being done only if the file header told me there was a palette, so it wasn't getting hit for files that required on but didn't have it. Anyway, you should see a drastic reduction in false positives on the Images tab now.
Regarding the wrong palette thing, everything looked correct to me, nothing jumped out at me as a wrong palette. If you can provide a specific example I could take a closer look.
Keep in mind that many times a single image file will have multiple sprites/textures and multiple palettes, where one palette may not apply to all assets.
Here's an example from Armored Core: https://imgur.com/a/XobAPDV
Some of the icons look "broken" until you select the correct palette, but at least one of them always looks correct. When you select a different palette, the other ones change to be correct. There's nothing that can be done about this other than allowing you to select different palettes.
But if you are noticing issues beyond that please let me know and I will take a look.
Thanks again for checking it out and providing feedback. One bug fixed
(06-09-2020, 12:51 PM)JacintaB19 Wrote: I've also tested your viewer on Pocket Fighter, Street Fighter II: MOVIE, and Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (haven't tested it with Jumping Flash 1 and 2, Robbit Mon Dieu and Pocket MuuMuu yet).
I also noticed that the viewer also loads savestate data too.
It does yep! You can even use save states to apply textures to 3D models, I cover that a little in the video, but at the very end.
Did you get any results from those games? The PS1 also has one other sprite format I want to implement into the viewer, and I think a lot of 2D only games tend to use it, especially for animated sprites. Until I do that I ahve a feeling I won't be able to parse all assets from games that are 2D only.