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| cory21391 Posts: 11/208 |
Are there any ways to reduce the number of tiles a picture uses? (I tried to make the picture smaller, but then it actually had more tiles.) And how exactly do you use 2 GFX pages for the same background? |
| Smallhacker Posts: 479/832 |
I'm afraid that the limit for each GFX file (not counting Mario's graphics file and the animation graphics file, since they're used differently) is 128 tiles. There's pretty much no way to increase it.
There's only two possible solutions that I can think of: 1) Use two (or more) GFX files. However, (if this is a background, for instance) it gives you less graphics space for the foreground. 2) Look through the tiles in a tile editor and try to find similar tiles. Like... Tile 4E is the same as tile 17 if you flip it vertically, therefore, I only need one of those, and so on. |
| cory21391 Posts: 7/208 |
Is there any way to insert a new blank 8x8 tile page so that you can insert a PCX file with over 180 tiles for a good background? Or, as an alternative, is there any way to decrease a picture's tiles while keeping it intact? |
