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[Jenny]

I guess I wasn't very clear, what I asked for was any screenshot from your tileset that I could recolor.

I can try with the one you linked if you want~

Okay, if you can.

[Supindahood]

Something like dis?

Edited by Gonken, 12 April 2012 - 01:36 PM.

[Jenny]

Yeah, but maybe make everything a little less orange, and maybe a little bit more yellow.
Also, could you make the water a darker blue?

Thanks!

Edited by Dragonite, 12 April 2012 - 01:40 PM.

[Supindahood]

Sure

I made it orange because I thought you wanted sunset, anyways; is this better?

Edited by Gonken, 12 April 2012 - 01:44 PM.

[Jenny]

Both of them look great, I'm sure I could use both.

[Supindahood]

Thanks, If you want something changed I can do it.

[Jenny]

I have a question:

How would I actually go about ripping the palette into the tileset?

[Supindahood]

Go to level palette then grab I guess.
Else just ask in the Quest Editor help forum, or ask someone to rearrange the palette that the picture uses if it does not rip correctly into your engine.

[Jenny]

Oh, okay. Because the palette would need some rearranging before it would be usable, because it doesn't rip correctly into Pure Remembrance

[Linkus]

Gonken: You didn't preserve the indexing and it converted to a RGB-space palette... So in terms of conversion it's going to be difficult to do.

I might try my hand at this as well.

[Supindahood]

Yeah I know, but It was taken in the engine so I guess the user interface would mess it up anyways that's why I cropped it.

Edit:
Try to rip this one, it uses the same palette as your screenshot.

Edited by Gonken, 12 April 2012 - 04:55 PM.

[Linkus]

My attempt:

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[Jenny]

Looks great Linkus! I'll be sure to use this!