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RE: Tonberry2k's Brand Spankin' New Submissions Thread - Ton - 04-24-2012
Well, I think I got all of his basic sprites, but then I found out that he has them all with goggles on too, so it'd be better to do him in segments, probably. Tom Guycott, if you see this post, can you let me know what you used for the boss tiles?
EDIT: Also, he becomes a mouse.
RE: Tonberry2k's Brand Spankin' New Submissions Thread - Davy Jones - 04-27-2012
http://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/coolspot/stageintros.PNG
The real size of the map can be displayed with vSNES, it also fixes your problem with the black line (you made the same mistake with DKC)
RE: Tonberry2k's Brand Spankin' New Submissions Thread - Ton - 04-27-2012
Really? I've trying looking at backgrounds on vSNES and I didn't see much of a difference...
RE: Tonberry2k's Brand Spankin' New Submissions Thread - Davy Jones - 04-27-2012
There is no difference, except that it blocks the black line at the bottom of the screen when you make screenshots per emulator.
But there is another advantage:
http://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/ys5/sheet/36971
Occasionally the map is bigger than the game can display, but vSNES shows you everything. In this case, it's the title screen which is actually bigger.
http://www.spriters-resource.com/snes/seiken3/sheet/6348
And Number 3: See the chopped off parts? vSNES can display them.