SnesGFX v2.62 - Resource & Tool Releases

Awesome!! I've only just looked on it, so I can't give a really detailed reply here, but everything seems great. Having exported LM levels is a really useful feature. I just want to say thank you, Vitor, for working on all these great tools.

~~now get imamelia and finish Tessera pls~~

I just released version 2.61. I found a bug on export tilemap/mwl function which could ~~broke~~ break if the BG width/height wasn't multiple of 256.

Also it improves the arrange colors function. Now you can make it arrange by hue, brightness, saturation or manually, which gives you a window to you arrange the colors manually, request by Rykon-V73.

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Props for the arranging colors function.

okay, how is this possible? I literally downloaded the version before this like 2 hours ago and noticed the lack of rearrange the colors manually, and now there is this exact update we needed?...Wow. This is beyond AWESOME!

Oh wow. I haven't download updates of this and AM4Player ever since you first popped out these tools like a toaster during C3. Wow - these are even more amazing!

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Could be:
1. You don't have .NET Framework 2.0 or newer installed;
2. Your anti-virus is blocking the tool for some reason. If it is this, unblock since it's a false positive.
3. You messed up something on your computer related to permissions.

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Look at this picture:

You don't know what I'm trying to say? Unlike as the wood tileset which I've uploaded it on SMWC the ripping was only done with SnesGFX. Yes, I only used SnesGFX (o.k. yychr too but only for fixing the tiles). Without this tool I need more time for ripping it (searching and so on) or even can't complete the rip because I can't find some tiles so yeah, thanks for the tool.

I was thinking: Might it be possible to add a feature that lets you force certain 8x8 "tiles" in a picture to use a second 4-bit palette?

Also, will it possible to export .map16 files in the future?

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SnesGFX v2.62 Released

This version has some minor fixes (grammar and wine compatibility), plus add mode 7 tilemap support and transparency mode, useful for ripping images that will be used with color math (color addition and maybe subtraction too).

Also it adds a option "Remove Flipped Tiles", if for some reason you don't want to remove flipped tiles too.

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Something about CGADSUB Mode is wrong. I loaded my image and set Max Transparency to 100 and tolerance to 5.
I previewed the image and it had no change at all. I realised that no matter which valus I added to Max Transparency and tolerance, it always reverts to 224, 2 respectively.

If it had no change, then it means there's no pixels with transparency of less than 100. Tolerance only affects max transparency range.

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So, I'm curious to know: A couple of days ago, I tried to get the tool to output this picture. But I couldn't, since the tool complained that it had too many tiles and couldn't fit into even all of FG1-3 and BG1-3 and blah blah blah. But when I took the same picture and put it into Edit's graphics ripper, it ripped just fine, palettes and all, not to mention it only took up two ExGFX files. Is there a reason for this?

Slicing it in half and splitting the two 256x128 pixel images and then converting those would have net you the same result.

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Works fine for me, though it required exactly 0x200 tiles, which is 4 GFX files and not 2.

I don't think there should be any difference technically between SnesGFX and BG ripper with PNG files, unless if they contain more than 16 colors.

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I tried that mode again with a BG with exactly 0x0200 tiles and there's no change at all. I'm wondering what am I doing wrong.

Try setting max transparency to 255.

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It worked. Odd, but it worked. It works only for 255, it seems.

The option works better with images having lots of transparency pixels, like:

The CGADSUB will make the most transparent one more to black while the closer to 255, it will look more normal.

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Oh. So the changes are more noticeable, when using a gradient, rather than a normal BG. I tried with one of the BGs from this link:
http://www.spriters-resource.com/ds/meteos/sheet/29526/
but didn't noticed anything. Can I have one more demonstration with one of those Bgs instead?