How to resize overworld sprites

Hey i can't figure out how to resize my over world sprite sheets do that I can make a few event pokemon. The selection box is to big and rectangle not square I tried resizing to 32x32 and that didn't work any tips how to help me.
Thanks a bunch

I dont really understand your question... What are you looking for overworld pokemon sprites?

ya i was looking for certain ones to make events such as seeing, suicine in GSC, or those type of guys....

then Check the spriters resource or Google pokemon overworlds you'll most likely find exactly what your looking for

i did but the sheet that has all the over worlds, when i load it into rpg maker xp the selection box is far to big

Kasek said:

i did but the sheet that has all the over worlds, when i load it into rpg maker xp the selection box is far to big

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That's not how it works. Look at this:

Notice how it is only one character on the sheet, and it consists of four rows, four columns. The first row is walking down, second is walking left, third is walking right, last is walking up. THIS is how RMXP sprites should be laid out. You can't have an entire sprite sheet, you have to get the sprites off the sheet and lay them out as seen above or else RMXP won't understand it.

Kasek said:

i did but the sheet that has all the over worlds, when i load it into rpg maker xp the selection box is far to big

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I already pretty much spoon fed you the information on how to compile them properly. You're meant to set up the image to have blocks that are 32X32 pixels each forming 4 rows and columns. That doesn't mean, resize the whole image to 32X32 it means you need to form squares aligned in that formation and size. The standard image size itself should be 128X128. You need to place each frame of that sprite within each of the 32X32 blocks within the image. If the frame is too big for each block you need to step up the scaling factor of that block i.e scale factor 2 changes the block size from 32X32 to 64X64. This then results in the image size also being increased to 256X256. That way if the frame of the sprite fits inside that block you only need to centre it. Heck, I'll even provide a base image if it's too hard to follow the steps.
Background colour of blue is just a transparency colour. blacks lines need to be changed to the transparency colour after the sprites are aligned.