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Knuckles T15X

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Posted on 04-22-04 09:28 PM Link | Quote
Yesterday, I tried to replace the sprites in Zelda 1 with the sprites from Link's Awakening and the Oracle games. Problem is, when I looked at the sprites in YY-CHR, they had some sort of... compression... basically, the sprites, in 16 x 16 blocks, had the top row of pixels removed and were placed on the bottom. Makes things a triffle difficulty, eh? Anyone know how to get around this with YY-CHR (since I don't use TLP)?
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Posted on 04-22-04 09:46 PM Link | Quote
Go ahead and get TLP (Tile Layer Pro) if you can't figure it out or it isn't the same on YY-CHR. I'm not sure about YY-CHR, but you press the + and - buttons to move the tiles up and down so they look right.
Thanks to redrum for telling me this.
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Posted on 04-22-04 09:56 PM Link | Quote
Yeah, there should be some control to move the tiles by a single row of pixels. That's how I did it when I replaced link's graphics
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Posted on 04-23-04 12:51 AM Link | Quote
Usually the tile editors reference tiles by a certain amount. Sometimes, tiles are stored between this amount, and you need to shift it manually.
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Posted on 04-23-04 01:56 AM Link | Quote
Since everyone else already told you about the lining up deal, I will instead tell you this:

When you go to replace Zelda's sprite, be aware that there's only 1/2 a sprite for her. The game just mirrors that 1/2 sprite to make a whole one, so make sure that the image you use for Zelda will look right when it's mirrored...
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Posted on 04-23-04 06:17 AM Link | Quote
I've tried TLP, and I was very dissappointed with it. I really did not like TLP. This is why I only use YY-CHR. So, if you can make the interface of TLP be just like YY-CHR, and make it more flexible than what I've heard, maybe I'll pick it up.
EDIT: The + and - trick works. Thanks! I'm done here. =)


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Posted on 04-24-04 01:52 AM Link | Quote
Are you using the Windows version? Because the DOS version is horrible. Hmm... could you post a link (or just what version) to the YY-CHR you're using? I'll check it out and see what I can figure out.
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Posted on 04-24-04 07:26 AM Link | Quote
*Knuckles T15X points above, since the + and - trick fixed my problem

And I used the Windows version. To me, it blows. *people gasp*
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