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Here are some recolored bottles, as BGO's

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wow they look great but if you look closly you can see there is something wrong with them the blue and the oragne bottles have a color pixel at the top the other dont.

Boo-Jr wrote:wow they look great but if you look closly you can see there is something wrong with them the blue and the oragne bottles have a color pixel at the top the other dont.

Since the orange one is the original, the others are wrong. Aside from this thing, they looks good.

Boo-Jr wrote:wow they look great but if you look closly you can see there is something wrong with them the blue and the oragne bottles have a color pixel at the top the other dont.

The reason the other ones don't have a pixel at the top is because
that top pixel is recolored white.

I could see these being used in a chemistry lab level. That said, these are some excellent recolors!

Cloth pocket wrote:

Boo-Jr wrote:wow they look great but if you look closly you can see there is something wrong with them the blue and the oragne bottles have a color pixel at the top the other dont.

The reason the other ones don't have a pixel at the top is because
that top pixel is recolored white. :)

And why don't they have a lighter color instead of pure white? The orange one is the original, but you perfectly recolored the blue one so I don't get why the others have a white line instead. The idea is pretty cool, it could lead to interesting gimmicks or just choices from the designer to use them for some levels with themes fitting one of the colors. Neat job.

Natsu wrote:

Cloth pocket wrote:

Boo-Jr wrote:wow they look great but if you look closly you can see there is something wrong with them the blue and the oragne bottles have a color pixel at the top the other dont.

The reason the other ones don't have a pixel at the top is because
that top pixel is recolored white.

And why don't they have a lighter color instead of pure white? The orange one is the original, but you perfectly recolored the blue one so I don't get why the others have a white line instead. The idea is pretty cool, it could lead to interesting gimmicks or just choices from the designer to use them for some levels with themes fitting one of the colors. Neat job.

Well the reason some have white and some don't is because I used palettes from enemies, and some
enemies only have 3 colors and white, (And grey but that doesn't count) and I didn't really want to extend the
palette.

You'd be surprised of how nice graphics would look with extended palettes. I think it would look better if you extend the palette but it is your graphic so you can do whatever you like with it.

You should use the SMB2 palette, not taking colors from enemies.

Christian07 wrote:You should use the SMB2 palette, not taking colors from enemies.

I used colors from SMB2 Enemies.
So thats SMB2 Palettes.

Cloth pocket wrote:

Christian07 wrote:You should use the SMB2 palette, not taking colors from enemies.

I used colors from SMB2 Enemies.
So thats SMB2 Palettes.

Let me rephrase: only from enemies. If you take a look at the SMB2 palette, you'll notice that it has a lot of colors other than 3.

Christian07 wrote:

Cloth pocket wrote:

Christian07 wrote:You should use the SMB2 palette, not taking colors from enemies.

I used colors from SMB2 Enemies.
So thats SMB2 Palettes.

Let me rephrase: only from enemies. If you take a look at the SMB2 palette, you'll notice that it has a lot of colors other than 3.

And where do these palettes come from, the only purple palette I could find was an enemy and look at
this diagram: SMB2 Only has 3 shades of purple, green, and grey.

Only purple has 3 shades of colors, but the others have more than 3.

Gray does not.

Thank yoooou for uploading these!! I will use them! ^____^ x

I really like those different colors of the Potions and you even made a empty one. Very nice work for having them as a background object. Useful for inside the Buildings and different type of Potions to use.

Good job on making those. Now it's possible to decorate laboratory levels.