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RM** Sprites Converter - GIAKEN - 22-08-2009 This will convert RMXP, RMVX, whatever sprites to the single row set up. (RM** has 4 row set up, this converts to single row for use with MS type engines) This is a modification of my modification of Tony's Image Splitter. (my original modification was splitting a huge sprite sheet into separate files) Re: RM** Sprites Converter - KruSuPhy - 28-08-2009 Do one that splits individual squares(for something like an item sheet) Or do something that lets the user specify what and where it needs to be cut >.> Re: RM** Sprites Converter - Matt - 28-08-2009 KruSuPhy Wrote:Do one that splits individual squares(for something like an item sheet) I'm sure he meant to say please, instead of sounding so demanding. ![]() Re: RM** Sprites Converter - KruSuPhy - 28-08-2009 I didn't mean to sound demanding, It was more of a suggestion =P I'm not trying to ask him to do that, It was more of a, "hey, if you do that I'll give you major props and use it like a boss. But if you don't, Meh." thing. ![]() Re: RM** Sprites Converter - Matt - 28-09-2009 It only converts 3 directions for RMVX and it puts the up view last instead of first. Lol. Other than that, it works. Re: RM** Sprites Converter - GIAKEN - 28-09-2009 Replace Sub SplitImage with this: Code: Sub SplitImage() Re: RM** Sprites Converter - GIAKEN - 28-09-2009 A fix ![]() Code: Sub SplitImage() Re: RM** Sprites Converter - GIAKEN - 29-09-2009 Here is a mega update ![]() [ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND] And here is the code (replace Sub SplitImage with this): Code: Sub SplitImage() Also don't forget to put size X as 48 and size Y as 64. |