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Looks fine to me :>

"full version", "layer A", "layer B" makes things easy to use as you have the seperate parts, but also see how they go together.

[canasniimehugh]

Ah, alright. I'll use this format from now on. I shall come back with more Energy breaker rips!

*disappears*

[Davy Jones]

Oh my god, it's finally in English! Nice one, I've never passed the fortune teller =D

Anyway, a few crits:
- 3rd area: Leftover above the first map
- 3rd area: The first map has white in the trees
- Is the fountain running like this?
1. 2.
3. 4.
I'm never sure when I see the same amount of frames in two rows.

[canasniimehugh]

This game is greaaatttt. But the elemental system needs a lot of explanation. I beat the game without understanding it :/

1. Fixed
2. Fixed
3. crappy labeling gogogo



EDIT: Davy, how should I properly rip the map?

[Davy Jones]

I think your way is already the best one: One arranged map with his layers. Maybe I would check PalViewer and MemViewer from vSNES for the cut off tree tiles.

Btw, do you erase the colours by hand or by palette?

[canasniimehugh]

By hand. Know any other way? This is getting kinda tedious.

[Dazz]

Uhh... What game is it? Did you fancy waiting for me to upload for some reason?

[Garamonde]

Ah, alright. I'll use this format from now on. I shall come back with more Energy breaker rips!

Which is an SNES game I'm pretty sure.

[canasniimehugh]

Sorry, it`s a SNES game. I wanted people to see if the format that I ripped it in was OK. It`s good for upload now. Sorry.

[Ton]

I got it, Dazz. Don't worry about it.

[Davy Jones]

By hand. Know any other way? This is getting kinda tedious.

As far as I know, Energy Breaker has a gradient as background.

So you just need to erase the colours per palette. But first make sure that reducing the colour depth to 8-Bit doesn't harm the quality of the sheet (I would compare with a safe copy).

When you're sure about it, open the palette of the sheet. Then you're looking for the gradient colours (I use the pipette) and erase them with a neutral colour of your choice.

The whole thing takes less than 4 minutes.