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Post by BrandonB »

http://www.pokemonelite2000.com/sprites.html

That should help you out alot. The only bad thing is, even though I looked on google, I can't find RBY trainer sprites.
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Post by tifreak8x »

He has an emulator that he is ripping the sprites from, and if you look at the other Pokemon topic, I had posted that I found the very same link a few days ago. :)

Too bad the non animated icons aren't in order...
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Actually getting the trainer sprites isn't the hard part. Getting them the right size is the hard part, seeing as how I'm no pixel artist.

BTW, if anyone wants to see the greyscale versions of all of the pokemon I'll be using, I can post them here. Let me know if you do. As for progress, Jim E said he'll be working on an APP-friendly version of his greyscale package that I can use. Once I have that, the project will begin to take off. Until then, well, it's just a matter of collection.

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Until then, well, it's just a matter of collection.
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Post by kalan_vod »

I would love to see what you have tgf! I am happy Jime is working on a app compatable version!
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Post by tifreak8x »

thegamefreak0134 wrote:Actually getting the trainer sprites isn't the hard part. Getting them the right size is the hard part, seeing as how I'm no pixel artist.

BTW, if anyone wants to see the greyscale versions of all of the pokemon I'll be using, I can post them here. Let me know if you do. As for progress, Jim E said he'll be working on an APP-friendly version of his greyscale package that I can use. Once I have that, the project will begin to take off. Until then, well, it's just a matter of collection.

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Hmm, I only have one more engine to make, and then it will mainly be getting all the data entered in for mine...

It will be cool to see a demo though. :)
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Post by thegamefreak0134 »

Not dead... Not dead...

I'm just letting you all kknow that this project has not died. I'm waiting on a greyscale routine from Jim e (He said he could do one for APPs) and then I'll begin work again. Untill then, I'm working on our smash bros. GBA project, which is going quite well. (check out gbadev.org if you want a peek.) I will begin work on this again as soon as I get grey up and running, I promise.
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Someone posted the sprites you asked for in the pixel art section, in case you didn't notice.
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Has Jim e finished the grayscale package for apps yet? I hope that this project can get back on track, it was going so well before. :)
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Post by tr1p1ea »

Well grayscale in Apps is not really that tedious. Plus he said that he isnt going to make one for this very reason. There is a thread about it here: http://kvince83.tengun.net/maxboard/vie ... php?t=1547

Doesnt mean that he doesnt have a special arrangment with thegamefreak0134 though.

That SSB for GBA looks pretty cool too :).
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What is the purpose of the SMC in the nonAPP friendly version?
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To shift the tiles left and right for smoothscrolling.
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Post by Liazon »

so wait, when you do SMC, are you rewriting entire blocks of code? or just single commands? I've never used SMC, so I don't know how to practically use it. It sounds like it can be made APP friendly by making extra copies of the routines in the app that do different things.
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In the grayscale routine SMC is used to rotate the masks around and such.

You could use SMC to rewrite entire blocks of code or single commands really. Basically it is handy for space saving and speed in some cases.
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O_o the speed part I don't get. Does Jim e use some kind of recursive or iterative call to modify the code as it's processing the masks?
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