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Tutorials and Learning / Re: Importing Custom Formation Sprites and Portraits [Warning! Image Heavy Post!]
February 27, 2011, 02:52:19 am2
Tutorials and Learning / Re: Importing Custom Formation Sprites and Portraits [Warning! Image Heavy Post!]
February 27, 2011, 02:46:26 am
Well, step by step, this is what I do.
I select the bmp of the sprites with the goofy portrait to load the palette from ->
I replace the line on the right with the top line on the left ->
I get this ->
I select the bmp of the sprites with the goofy portrait to load the palette from ->
I replace the line on the right with the top line on the left ->
I get this ->
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Tutorials and Learning / Re: Importing Custom Formation Sprites and Portraits [Warning! Image Heavy Post!]
February 27, 2011, 02:30:30 am
Hmm, maybe I'm selecting the wrong lines of the color palette, then?
That's what happens when I copy the image... it's not that noticeable on this portrait, but it's pretty ridiculous on others. Note: it's barely noticeable on the sprite itself.
That's what happens when I copy the image... it's not that noticeable on this portrait, but it's pretty ridiculous on others. Note: it's barely noticeable on the sprite itself.
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Tutorials and Learning / Re: Importing Custom Formation Sprites and Portraits [Warning! Image Heavy Post!]
February 27, 2011, 02:13:42 am
Excellent guide, works every step of the way!
One question, though. Whenever I try to export BMP in Shishi, the portrait changes.
Is there a way to export with the portrait intact? Having the portrait screwy is messing with the color palette.
One question, though. Whenever I try to export BMP in Shishi, the portrait changes.
Is there a way to export with the portrait intact? Having the portrait screwy is messing with the color palette.
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