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best emulator for snes sprite ripping
#1
i am remaking cadash but i dont hafe all sprites and want to rip^those myself but whats the best way to do this?
#2
I would get SNES9X(ZSNES is optional, but I don't really know very much about it)
Step 1 - Open up the game you want to rip from.
Step 2 - Disable the Background/sprites/e.t.c. by pressing the number keys
Step 3 - Take a screenshot or PrtScr of the sprite you want
Step 4 - Open up a paint program
Step 5 - Paste you screenshot into that program.
Hope that was what you were wanting! :)
#3
Pretty much the same as zSnes really.
I always use zSnes, because that's what I grew up with...
#4
problem is i cant use the rom on zness or snes9x =(
oops sry my mistake its for the sega mega drive/genesis
#5
Oh, sorry then.
I don't know how to rip from Genesis/Mega Drive. Sad
Plenty of other users do though.
#6
if anybody knows how to do it for the TG-16 version would be awsome to =)

and thx for the help so far
#7
Quote:Step 3 - Take a screenshot or PrtScr of the sprite you want
Step 4 - Open up a paint program
Step 5 - Paste you screenshot into that program.
This is... tedious.

Download Snagit 8.0 , define your input (region, window, etc.) and your output (always catalogue, this one is just a predefined folder for you pics). Now set a hotkey like 2, 3 W, Z or whatever you want.

Congratulations, now you can take pictures with a single push on your hotkey.

Another method is Animget, it makes bmp screenshots for each frame on your emulator.

If you're ripping from SNES: Always use zsnes 1.5, you can easily make screenshots with F1 and "screenshot per frame". With 1-5 you can disable the layers.

There is also vSNES which works with quicksaves from zsnes. The scene viewer allows you to delete sprites which overlay other sprites (like a thrown barrel, fireball, smoke, whatever). It also beats ripple effects, screentone, mode 7 and so on. Like in zsnes, you can also see every single layer.


#8
I always use this tutorial:

[Tutorial]

I even got it memorized!

So yeah, ZSNES.
#9
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(03-08-2012, 11:51 AM)ShadeDBZ Wrote: I would get SNES9X(ZSNES is optional, but I don't really know very much about it)
Step 1 - Open up the game you want to rip from.
Step 2 - Disable the Background/sprites/e.t.c. by pressing the number keys
Step 3 - Take a screenshot or PrtScr of the sprite you want
Step 4 - Open up a paint program
Step 5 - Paste you screenshot into that program.
Hope that was what you were wanting! Smile

That's what I've been doing recently. Big Grin
#10
Locking for the same reason as this, only this thread is from March.


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