Default player graphics with uniform offsets

[MrDoubleA]

This is a set of player graphics, where the offset for each frame is the same, making it easier to edit and work with.
In-case you don't know what all that means: basically, they're no longer smushed into the top left corner.

In addition, the inconsistent colouring of Mario & Luigi has been fixed.

Example: show

Original:

From this set:

Download!

Super handy frame index sheet (made by Hoeloe)

[Murphmario]

Can't say much other than this will be useful for sure!

[Max Flower]

omg this needs to be done for all characters

[FireyPaperMario]

(I didn't make this, but I don't know who did)

I think Enjl made the original frame index sheet afaik

[Enjl]

(I didn't make this, but I don't know who did)

Hoeloe did.

[MrDoubleA]

(I didn't make this, but I don't know who did)

Hoeloe did.

Alright, updated.

[NathanBros]

Thanks for the utility update and the color corrections!

[DA MARIO GUY]

so uhh I'm kinda dumb, what does this actually do? Because I'm kinda lost here

[MrDoubleA]

so uhh I'm kinda dumb, what does this actually do? Because I'm kinda lost here

Sorry for the late response, but this is the original player sheets, but with some tweaks to the positioning of each frame. Basically, all frames are placed on the grid, but originally, all frames were smushed up into the top left. This instead has them in the centre of each square.

[Sluggish]

What do the numbers mean on the frame index sheet?

[CaptainMonochrome]

What do the numbers mean on the frame index sheet?

Those numbers indicate what frame the grid box corresponds to. For instance, whatever you put into the box labeled "1" will be used whenever the player's frame is set to 1, which usually occurs while standing still without an item.