If anyone doesn't know, Yoshi Sample is a tech demo included in the GBA SDK, made around in 1999 (What the uncompiled files say), since the leaked files were uncompiled, I can just sort the sprites in a manner to create sheets without having to use the game, nor emulator. (All of them are the animation frames sorted by bmps)
It's basically a tech demo showing the GBA's features using Yoshi Story assets. Some of them have been altered, and there's original ones, too. Such as this pre-rendered Yoshi mountain abomination.
![[Image: rdtjepf.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Frdtjepf.png&hash=bba5851cd539c33d0877116db1e1cd61)
(Really big pic, open it to see the details)
Using Stencyl + GIMP. I can organize the frames into a single picture, then export it into Stencyl, which arranges the sprites in a sheet like format. This automates the process really, really quickly.
![[Image: 1rkkTQt.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F1rkkTQt.png&hash=91fed8ba8452c79cc68434f14d8f55c7)
Again, really big sprite sheet.
Bullet Bill.
![[Image: sgDzC0y.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FsgDzC0y.png&hash=fe27433ce913dfe9aec9abee8509647a)
It's basically a tech demo showing the GBA's features using Yoshi Story assets. Some of them have been altered, and there's original ones, too. Such as this pre-rendered Yoshi mountain abomination.
(Really big pic, open it to see the details)
Using Stencyl + GIMP. I can organize the frames into a single picture, then export it into Stencyl, which arranges the sprites in a sheet like format. This automates the process really, really quickly.
Again, really big sprite sheet.
Bullet Bill.
