KAZUTO'S PROFILE

author=wildwes
First off, what maker are you using? Also what do you mean by 2 treasure chest? Do you mean a treasure chest with two items in it or two separate treasure chests?

author=Trujin
Well I must honestly say that from this point you just have to experiment with the information that was given to you. Nobody, including me, has done this properly in the first run.

If we are talking about ripping from games, you sometimes just have to sprite certain tiles yourself, leave them gone, or be inuitive with the rips you do have.

The icon isn't to be found in any game, it's just there to tell you which tile it is. It isn't even important for ingame graphics. Most people just tent to put a middle tile in there.

As for the dummy, they did put it in the RTP but it has absolutly no use whatsoever in the editor or in the game, you can leave this transparant, black, other tile etc, it just doesn't matter.

Inner corners are not used very much, so you have to look carfully. In this example you have to take part 4 from the top left tile (1 tile = block of 4 numbers):

{11}{33}
{12}{33}
{44}
{44}

So now your homework:
- Reread the info and look carefully at how the RTP handled it.
- Look at some other ripped tilesets avaible and see how people handled the tiles.
- Start small and try to do some stuff on your own, correst issues and learn from your experience.

Good luck =)!

author=Trujin
Hmm, you don't really descripe your problem properly, but I get the feeling that you are talking about the fact that one part of your tree stays blue instead of transparant and that the stuff you tried to line together is totally chattered around the mapeditor. Give me a view minutes and I'll explain with a pic.

Compare that and yours with this:

I would fix up yours, but I have to go to school, sorry.

Edit: Here is the chip your basicly use, only missing the tree. Please send me an image of that big tree (the one you use in your chipset is missing 3 to 4 tiles at the right and I'll explain how to use that as an picture or in charsets.