07-15-2023, 02:27 PM
Is your crosshair showing? You need it to select the palettes.
If not, use the 2007 build of PSX-VRAM, not the 2020 version from your screenshots.
And selecting the palettes only looks hard, but it isn't once you get the hang of it.
Use 0-9 to change modes, WASD to move the rectangle/view box and arrow keys to navigate the palette-searching crosshair.
Just hold shift while using the up/down arrow key to change rows. With this, you're only moving 1 pixel instead of 16 and you can systematically search through every single palette in an area.
And since there are only two palette areas, you just go to your start position and hold shift + arrow key and look if the sprites are matching the colours from your reference (which can be screenshots or a youtube video on another open window).
Shift + left/right arrow keys doesn't make sense btw and if your own position confuses you, it's always shown in the window where you currently are (2007 PSX-VRAM shows it on its window bar).
If not, use the 2007 build of PSX-VRAM, not the 2020 version from your screenshots.
And selecting the palettes only looks hard, but it isn't once you get the hang of it.
Use 0-9 to change modes, WASD to move the rectangle/view box and arrow keys to navigate the palette-searching crosshair.
Just hold shift while using the up/down arrow key to change rows. With this, you're only moving 1 pixel instead of 16 and you can systematically search through every single palette in an area.
And since there are only two palette areas, you just go to your start position and hold shift + arrow key and look if the sprites are matching the colours from your reference (which can be screenshots or a youtube video on another open window).
Shift + left/right arrow keys doesn't make sense btw and if your own position confuses you, it's always shown in the window where you currently are (2007 PSX-VRAM shows it on its window bar).