01-10-2012, 01:41 PM
Oh I didn't know that you already know about the SRAM thing. Anyway about the palettes:
I don't know much about Megasis since I never used it but most Mega Drive/Genesis emulators have a different palette than what is really shown. Gens KMod uses a different colour depth so it displays completely different values than what the emulator is outputting (in the past I had to change the depth to 256 colours when screenshotting to get a consistant palette, still not correct but the values aren't different by colour like one colour having 65 and another having 64). It was only until fairly recently that someone actually did research the palette and turned out that most emulators got it wrong and so far the only emulators that have the correct palette is the later versions of Gens/GS (and GenesisPlusGX on the Wii).
However instead of reripping from scratch, you can just use these values in your paint program (except MSPaint since it doesn't show the values at all) to correct the palette:
32 = 34
64 = 68
96 = 102
128 = 136
160 = 170
192 = 204
224 = 238
That's in normal mode, for shadow and highlight mode it starts of at 17 and goes up to 255. There is no value 8 like what Megasis uses, I don't know how to correct on there. Also I'm not really good at explaining so some of this might sound confusing to you.
Someone here explains it better than I ever could on why: http://www.spriters-resource.com/communi...#pid363376
I don't know much about Megasis since I never used it but most Mega Drive/Genesis emulators have a different palette than what is really shown. Gens KMod uses a different colour depth so it displays completely different values than what the emulator is outputting (in the past I had to change the depth to 256 colours when screenshotting to get a consistant palette, still not correct but the values aren't different by colour like one colour having 65 and another having 64). It was only until fairly recently that someone actually did research the palette and turned out that most emulators got it wrong and so far the only emulators that have the correct palette is the later versions of Gens/GS (and GenesisPlusGX on the Wii).
However instead of reripping from scratch, you can just use these values in your paint program (except MSPaint since it doesn't show the values at all) to correct the palette:
32 = 34
64 = 68
96 = 102
128 = 136
160 = 170
192 = 204
224 = 238
That's in normal mode, for shadow and highlight mode it starts of at 17 and goes up to 255. There is no value 8 like what Megasis uses, I don't know how to correct on there. Also I'm not really good at explaining so some of this might sound confusing to you.
Someone here explains it better than I ever could on why: http://www.spriters-resource.com/communi...#pid363376