I'd recommend running it from the commandline. That's what I did while developing. Looking at the code, it probably doesn't spit out any error messages ever, but I've had strange executable path issues before when dragging and dropping, so I would be hesitant to assert that that's not the problem.
Of course, it could also be the program, or the .anb files you're using. Either of those is quite possible, as well.
Odd. Do you need some more commandline flags for this case? If so, let me know. It's been a while, but that shouldn't be terribly hard to add.
Has anybody tried this on any other WayForward games? The dev I was talking to made it sound like this was a DuckTales: Remastered specific format, but it also sounded like a lot of their other games have some similar formats (the ANB format, for example). Just curious.
Of course, it could also be the program, or the .anb files you're using. Either of those is quite possible, as well.
(01-24-2014, 05:43 PM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: (EDIT: Hrm. Still doesn't work with the Terra Firmian King, his sprites are stored in an unusual manner -- DXT1 color, DXT5 multiply with the alpha channel as the sprite's transparency. Guess I'll have to rip that the old-fashioned way.)
Odd. Do you need some more commandline flags for this case? If so, let me know. It's been a while, but that shouldn't be terribly hard to add.
Has anybody tried this on any other WayForward games? The dev I was talking to made it sound like this was a DuckTales: Remastered specific format, but it also sounded like a lot of their other games have some similar formats (the ANB format, for example). Just curious.