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The Kirby Red Goomba Level: 12  Posts: 8/48 EXP: 6321 For next: 1600 Since: 11-06-04 From: At My House Since last post: 13 days Last activity: 64 days |
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| Is there such a program that counts repeating tiles of various sizes in an image? Because I'm using M16-2k for certain background images and I don't know how many repeating tiles the image has, so when I use M16-2k it overwrites another GFX loaded by the level when I have too many. I'd like to know this in advance since setting up M16-2k and seeing that it doesn't work is very tedious. Also, I'm kind of having a problem with M16-2k itself. If I'm going to be using a background that is, say, 512 pixels wide and 256 pixels high, and I get it all set for with PCX2SNES, then use M16-2k, only 256 X 256 of the image was pasted into the game! Where's the other half? It's a major pain in the butt getting the other half into the game. Is there a way around this? Thanks (edited by The Kirby on 03-05-05 06:14 PM) |
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Juggling Joker Boomerang Brother SMW Hacking Moderator Yeah, JAMH is still being worked on. Level: 48 Posts: 566/1033 EXP: 811447 For next: 12096 Since: 03-15-04 From: Wyoming Since last post: 2 days Last activity: 3 hours |
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| Send me the file you want counted, and I'll write up a quick program to do it. My email jugglingjoker@gmail.com. EDIT: I'm an idiot. I wrote the program at work and forgot to send it to myself at home. X_X. It works fine though, working on the theory that each tile is 32 bytes in SNES format. (edited by Juggling Joker on 03-05-05 09:52 PM) |
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