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Infinite Frontier:A Final Fantasy Tale
MP3s VS MIDIS.
Midi for me. I've played games with MP3 and it sounds great. But I dunno, I'm just so used to midi. Its so classic feeling. I guess I played to much final fantasy 3 as a kid. I began playing it when I was like.... 8 or 9 or something. LMAO I had no idea what was going on. I beat it when I was 12 or something and I STILL HAVE THE FILE.
WOAH... way off topic.
midi, yup
WOAH... way off topic.
midi, yup
Funnest part of RPGs?
Besides stories, batteling and all that other good stuff... I would say exploring. I love walking around a world that will never exist....to us at least. Imagine your job was to save the world and go around meeting people, and batteling monsters and so on... that would be nuts. Real world is chilhood, school, work, babies, end. BORRRING. Thats why I enjoy just sitting on my couch or computer chair and living a actual interesting life. (besides chicks of course. Gotta love em)
Sprite Request with poses
Yes there was. Its called character maker 99. Just google it and its free to download so you won't have to st.......buy ::) it.
Sprite Request with poses
http://charas-project.net/charas2/index.php
Thats a chara set maker. Its pretty good. You'll need to edit the sprites yourself. I use paint because if you zoom in to 800 percent you can see how the pixels combine together to make the character look good. Plus if you got the gun from the right, left, and front stance you can simply copy and paste them onto your character... but you would still need to edit.
Anyhow, hope that helped even though its not exactly what you were looking for.
Cheers
Thats a chara set maker. Its pretty good. You'll need to edit the sprites yourself. I use paint because if you zoom in to 800 percent you can see how the pixels combine together to make the character look good. Plus if you got the gun from the right, left, and front stance you can simply copy and paste them onto your character... but you would still need to edit.
Anyhow, hope that helped even though its not exactly what you were looking for.
Cheers
how do you rip sprites from roms or games?
This is how I do it:
1:Open up a random chipset with paint. Make sure that chipset works on rpg maker... aka the bg color is transparent and all that.*P.S* I find paint works the best because it gets everything from from the very last pixel straight up.
2:Now open your rom, whatever game your in and walk to the area in which you would like to rip the tiles from. Now you can press the number buttons (1-9 i think: For snes9X no znes.Well I'm not sure if znes can do it but w.e) and it will remove certain background tiles. This way layers won't be blocking certain tiles that you would only get if objects weren't on them, or remove flooring thats under the objects.
3:Now hit print screen.
4:open up a new paint file and paste your screen onto the second paint file.
5:Now copy and paste every tile from your second paint file (the game you wanna rip) Onto the other chipset.
*HELP* it works if you copy and paste a tile from the original chipset into the 2nd paint file because it will give you a sense of how big the tiles should be.
6:For objects, simply copy and paste the objects over the objects on the original chipset (it will be on the right side of the chipset) then change the bg color to whatever the transparency color is... which is usually bright pink or aqua.
7:Wash rinse repeat.
It takes a lot of work but the end result is definitely worth it.
I really hoped this helped.
Cheers dude.
1:Open up a random chipset with paint. Make sure that chipset works on rpg maker... aka the bg color is transparent and all that.*P.S* I find paint works the best because it gets everything from from the very last pixel straight up.
2:Now open your rom, whatever game your in and walk to the area in which you would like to rip the tiles from. Now you can press the number buttons (1-9 i think: For snes9X no znes.Well I'm not sure if znes can do it but w.e) and it will remove certain background tiles. This way layers won't be blocking certain tiles that you would only get if objects weren't on them, or remove flooring thats under the objects.
3:Now hit print screen.
4:open up a new paint file and paste your screen onto the second paint file.
5:Now copy and paste every tile from your second paint file (the game you wanna rip) Onto the other chipset.
*HELP* it works if you copy and paste a tile from the original chipset into the 2nd paint file because it will give you a sense of how big the tiles should be.
6:For objects, simply copy and paste the objects over the objects on the original chipset (it will be on the right side of the chipset) then change the bg color to whatever the transparency color is... which is usually bright pink or aqua.
7:Wash rinse repeat.
It takes a lot of work but the end result is definitely worth it.
I really hoped this helped.
Cheers dude.
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