Recolor Sprites from 8-bits to 16-bits
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Members of this website are too kind sometimes.
Don't loose your time with him smileyhead, he don't care about the help you want to give.
Obviously a troll, or just a kid on the internet heh.
Don't loose your time with him smileyhead, he don't care about the help you want to give.
Obviously a troll, or just a kid on the internet heh.
I LITERALLY thought this was the EOF when I started reading this.
I dunno, but NancyDS has been a naughty boy and deserves to be put on time out.
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Hey, how about we recolor this sprite sheet with this color palette of the second sprite sheet?
Left: The sheet of 8-bit sprites to recolor to 16-bit
Left: The color palette for the sprite sheet.
Left: The sheet of 8-bit sprites to recolor to 16-bit
Left: The color palette for the sprite sheet.
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Lol what a thread
Pretty sure whatever OP wants is like 2 second job in any decent image editor, unless they have specifics in mind in which case they should pay for it or at least say
Thanks for getting this into recent again, good old gbatemp indeed
Pretty sure whatever OP wants is like 2 second job in any decent image editor, unless they have specifics in mind in which case they should pay for it or at least say
Thanks for getting this into recent again, good old gbatemp indeed
@NancyDS:
It's not that easy to "convert" an 8 bit color palette into a 16 bit one, actually you can't create out of nowhere the extra information required to achieve that. You can simulate the conversion by adding dummy information and/or more colors into it.
On the other hand, you can convert a 16 bit color palette into an 8 bit one, because you are substracting (removing) information.
That type of "job is very basic (no offense meant), you should learn to do it yourself. Trying and missing is part of the process of learning.
It's not that easy to "convert" an 8 bit color palette into a 16 bit one, actually you can't create out of nowhere the extra information required to achieve that. You can simulate the conversion by adding dummy information and/or more colors into it.
On the other hand, you can convert a 16 bit color palette into an 8 bit one, because you are substracting (removing) information.
That type of "job is very basic (no offense meant), you should learn to do it yourself. Trying and missing is part of the process of learning.
>"we"
>asked other people to do this for you
>"we"
I clicked on this thread when I saw it on my sidebar with the thought that I would see something pretty cool. I am equally as disappointed as I am amused by this thread.
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Hello, I created a new thread here, in GBAtemp Art Studio called Create your 8 bit sprites!.
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Eh, I can see you're new, so it's fine, but please refrain from bumping threads that haven't received new replies lately unless it's necessary.
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