Conversation Between Speedster and link12552
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  1. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 6:33 PM
    link12552
    No, you still have to do that for all of the OW's I just thought it might be faster than recoloring... sry :'(

    One last thing, I just need this last bit of info, hopefully.

    In VBA, under the tools menu there's the "OAM viewer"
    Toggle over, or just open to, to the heroine's OW, and tell me value is in the "Pal:" label

    Edit: I need to see your palette table, right away!
    There's something fishy going on in that table, very fishy...

    Just copy and paste the entire thing from your hex-editor.


    oh: I have to be offline before 10pm... it's 9:40
  2. Speedster
    January 2nd, 2012 6:27 PM
    Speedster
    Ok, well yeah it is better than redrawing them. Now I only have to do that for one frame right? And do you see why that's happening with the girl?
  3. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 6:25 PM
    link12552
    Oh, I should probably tell you how the palette "fixer" works, or at least how to use it. lol

    -Open a sprite in NSE 2.X, either through the navigator or from opening an image.
    -Turn on transparency so you can make sure it works (optional)
    -Open the palette viewer
    -Click the blue color in the palette (or what ever color the background is)
    -Hold down the Ctrl key and click on the farthest left color (I think black in your case?)

    NSE will auto-magicaly switch the palettes while preserving the colors of your sprite, you can do this with any colors/palettes.
    You'll still have to do this for each sprite, but it's probably faster than re-drawing them :)

    P.S.
    Fyi: doing them same thing while holding Alt instead will switch the palette without preserving the colors...
  4. Speedster
    January 2nd, 2012 6:14 PM
    Speedster
    Spoiler:
    There you go! I'm glad the pallet fixer is in there because I've been taking hours getting these OWs ready and I would be pretty mad if I had to redo it. xD
  5. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 6:08 PM
    link12552
    You forgot the hex-editor.
    In NSE, on the OW, click View>Hex Editor and select "Sprite Offset" form the drop down.

    Also NSE 2.X might be able to make the whole recolor thing easier.
    There's a lesser known feature that switches palette color while preserving the image.
    It been built in for a while, but I sort of hid-it-away unintentionally.
    It's quite easy to use actually!
  6. Speedster
    January 2nd, 2012 6:02 PM
    Speedster
    Shoot. I color matched like 20 OWs and 9 frames each. :( Now I gotta redo them. Anyways here is the pic:
    Spoiler:

    I think that's everything you wanted.
  7. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 6:00 PM
    link12552
    Also your OW's palette is messed up as it is.
    The blue color should have been the first color in the palette, not black.
    As a result you're getting that ugly block of color around your OW.
  8. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 5:55 PM
    link12552
    Send me a pic of NSE in advanced mode for that OW...
    and a pic of the NSE hex-editor for that sprite offset (select it from the combobox)...
    and a pic of VBA's palette viewer on that same map...

    I'll see if I can figure it out, probably a RAM related glitch...
  9. Speedster
    January 2nd, 2012 5:49 PM
    Speedster
    Spoiler:

    Well I have the pallet of the heroine all right in NSE but when I go in game it's all messed up.
  10. link12552
    January 2nd, 2012 5:43 PM
    link12552
    What's up?
  11. Speedster
    January 2nd, 2012 5:25 PM
    Speedster
    Hey need a little OW help again. :P
  12. Speedster
    December 28th, 2011 10:45 AM
    Speedster
    Yes. Time is time. No matter how you say it.
  13. link12552
    December 28th, 2011 10:43 AM
    link12552
    Yeah it was more than a few minutes... minutes, hours, day it's all the same.
    Anyways I had to make lunch, and now I have to eat lunch.
  14. Speedster
    December 28th, 2011 10:41 AM
    Speedster
    That was quite a long couple minutes. :p I'm kidding. I tested it out and it was absolutely excellent. Worked just right. It'll help so much! I gotta get into the programming stuff. It looks so fun.
  15. link12552
    December 28th, 2011 10:33 AM
    link12552
    Okay the "Color Match" plugin is done!
    Get it here.
    Extract the dll into the same folder as NSE 2.X
    I'll have to make a page soon for all of the plug-ins I'm making.

    Edit: I should probably mention a couple of things.
    - It only works with 16 color palettes
    - The colors must be exactly the same for a match