DRENRIN2120'S PROFILE

If this was what the Star Wars animated series was, I'd binge watch it so hard.

This is insane.


Except the music... the music was not insane... or fun to listen to.

"New study shows coffee cures hemorrhoids."

I mean, I don't want to be the guy that dumps all over studies, they can be very important. But source, bias, and method are seriously important lest you want to end up like the McCarthy's of the world.

I've run across a similar problem. The best way I found to fix this was to set the hero transparency on and take screenshots all around the map, then in an image editing program, stitch them all back together. It's a bit tedious but works just fine. Then you can resize it to whatever you need. I haven't found a program that does what you're asking and I don't think one exists.

author=pianotm
@drenrin2120 I've given Opus a try and it seems like a lot of fun, but I'm having a lot of trouble with it. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or not, but my first time playing through, I lost the second fight because I didn't know my fighters were dead. They were still in combat position. A few fights later, I beat an enemy guard and lost the game.

Hmm... It's not anything you're doing. I'll take a look at the death handler, but I was under the impression it was working fine. Also, for the enemy guard you lost, are you saying you beat him and then the gameover screen played? That would be very odd but if that's what's happening it'll help me pin point the problem.

EDIT: Ah! I see the problem. If you don't revive your KO'd party members before entering a new battle, their sprites don't change to the KO'd pose. Thanks for pointing this out, can't believe I missed it.