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I Want To Combine Tilesets For A Fangame On Mfgg
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How Do I Do It?

You're kind of confusing me at the moment. Are you talking about like combining tilesets in SMBX, or for MFGG, like for a game on it?

Cheeyev wrote:You're kind of confusing me at the moment. Are you talking about like combining tilesets in SMBX, or for MFGG, like for a game on it?

For Mfgg Like This:

searingjet wrote:

Cheeyev wrote:You're kind of confusing me at the moment. Are you talking about like combining tilesets in SMBX, or for MFGG, like for a game on it?

Mfgg
Like THis:

Do you want to put that in SMBX format, or combine all the tiles into a set like that? I assume the latter.

Cheeyev wrote:

searingjet wrote:

Cheeyev wrote:You're kind of confusing me at the moment. Are you talking about like combining tilesets in SMBX, or for MFGG, like for a game on it?

Mfgg
Like THis:

Do you want to put that in SMBX format, or combine all the tiles into a set like that? I assume the latter.

Yes! The Latter!

searingjet wrote:

Cheeyev wrote:

searingjet wrote: Mfgg
Like THis:

Do you want to put that in SMBX format, or combine all the tiles into a set like that? I assume the latter.

Yes! The Latter!

Well.. It's a very time consuming process, as you'll have to convert all the tiles into PNG format (Well, you don't have to, but it makes things much more easier), then you have to all put them into a single image, which is easier said than done. I recommend using the GIFs2PNG application included in PGE to convert the tiles to PNG format.

Why would you turn them into pngs before compiling them onto a single image? You can open gifs in a graphics editing program of your choice.

Besides, the process of creating a tileset usually STARTS at the spritesheet. You shouldn't make each tile individually and put them all onto a sheet afterwards.

Enjl wrote:Why would you turn them into pngs before compiling them onto a single image? You can open gifs in a graphics editing program of your choice.

Besides, the process of creating a tileset usually STARTS at the spritesheet. You shouldn't make each tile individually and put them all onto a sheet afterwards.

It's mostly to combine the normal GIF image (which has its transparency bits as complete pitch black) and the GIF-M images (Which contain the transparency in the form of black and white and such) into a single image, and I think he's talking about getting the images from a graphics pack into a single sheet.

You just have to magic-wand select the white area from the mask, vopy it over to the sprite and then delete it to replace the black transparent area with actual transparency. You should use transparency rather than black, anyways.

Enjl wrote:You just have to magic-wand select the white area from the mask, vopy copy it over to the sprite and then delete it to replace the black transparent area with actual transparency. You should use transparency rather than black, anyways.

Yeah, actually, despite using Paint.NET for quite a while, I didn't actually think about that, and I already do use transparency.