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| RicBent |
Posted on 03-09-19, 05:28 pm
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Posted on 03-14-19, 01:12 am (rev. 2 by
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 SnifitWhat if I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own cooking?  Karma: 272 Posts: 292/292 Since: 01-28-17 |
How do you create animated tiles for NSMB2? Also, how many frames of animation are animated tiles limited to for NSMB2?
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| RicBent |
Posted on 03-14-19, 01:22 am
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NSMB2 sadly just like the other NSMB games hardcodes tile animations. All you can do without modifying the code is edit existing ones. The animation graphics are store in the tileset sarc files and can be exported and imported with CoinKiller's sarc explorer. The ctpk graphic files for the animations can for example be edited with Kukki (https://github.com/IcySon55/Kuriimu/releases).
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Posted on 03-17-19, 11:01 pm
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Yep, it's possible to also create copies of existing ones by editing their internal names via CoinKiller's SARC explorer, and then editing animated tiles using Kukki linked above.
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