Well, let's face it: palette cycling is dead. The only reason anybody still uses it is because the BS set had tiles that needed it.

In order to allow questmakers to use the water/lava palette for tiles that don't use cycling, and to make it easier to port BS water and lava tiles to a different tileset, I've transferred each set of tiles to its own self-contained animation.

Each type of animation uses a new palette, which you can grab directly from the screenshot. If you are using the BS tileset, put that palette in CSet 4 of the appropriate level palette(s). Be sure to turn off palette cycling before you test it.

The "rock against water" overworld tiles all use a 2nd Cset, and in the BS overworld palette that Cset is Cset 3, so put "-1" in the appropriate field in the combo edit window.

Using the lava palettes will minorly affect the dungeon where you insert them. This means, notably, that L and R statues will be affected. For your convenience, two statues that have been altered to fit the new Cset have been included.

Animation info:

Overworld water (lakes and rivers) - anim 4, speed 13
Overworld water (sea shore) - anim 8, speed 13
Underworld water - anim 4, speed 21
Level 8 lava - anim 8, speed 8
Level 9 lava - anim 8, speed 8

NOTE: The level 9 lava tiles use a palette made for the newer "pig dungeon" version of level 9. They made need minor adjustments for regular level 9.

Phantom Menace and Vel for their BS set, as usual.