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That can't be done in VXAce without using scripts and the format of the battler spritesheets and/or weapon spritesheets will depend on the script - there are many different ones and I'm not gonna lie, setting it up is likely going to be messy no matter what scripts or sprites you're using. The main problem I think you'll run into is replicating the ATB/side-view battle system. Battle Animations are like Faces - exactly twice the resolution of 2k3's, still 5 frames per row, no limit to the number of rows IIRC. Facesets are even easier, VX/Ace faces are exactly double the resolution of 2k3 faces, the only difference is that VXAce facesheets are 2 rows of 4 faces instead of 4 rows of 4 faces. Spritesheets don't actually have to be converted, VX/Ace doesn't care about the resolution of the sprite set, the engine already assumes the sheet is going to contain 2 rows of 4 sets of sprites in the same general layout as 2k3's (3x4 individual sprites per set) and then cuts up the sheet accordingly - the only difference is that 2k3 arranges the individual sprite sets in "Up-Right-Down-Left" facing, while VX/Ace uses "Down-Left-Right-Up" facing. Windowskin I don't even have to talk about, you can tell how different it is just by looking - larger resolution, different layout.Ĭonverting faces and characters are easier. 2k3 doesn't have "roof" autotiles in the same way that VX/Ace does (2k3 uses manually-set directional passability instead), so even if you have a program that can convert the tilesets you're probably going to be missing a few sheets like A3 and A4. Not only is each individual tile 32x32 pixels instead of 16x16 but the VX/Ace engine has different sizes and types of tile sheets and uses over half a dozen different sheets (A1-A5, B-D) for a single set of tiles and each sheet has a different format too. PNGs do not.I have no idea what RPG Maker Converter or Rumurumu are, but I can tell you that the formats of tilesets and windowskins are different between 2k3 and VX. I would do some for you - however, you're terrible at uploading images and should have uploaded PNGs instead of JPGs. Remove the middle column and the 2nd row up from the bottom, then recombine and you'll have a VX autotile. You'll notice that if you split the incorrect autotile into 32 px columns, that it is 3 columns wide and 4 rows tall. So if you want that autotile to fit in XP, you have to do it yourself - by hand - using photoshop or other. This converter doesn't rearrange stuff and do crazy shit, it only increases the size.
#Add tilesets to rpg maker vx ace 32 bit
(Aka, more pixelated) However, that doesn't really matter much considering if your game is supposed to look like a 32 bit game. In fact, converting anything to make it larger from its native size makes the resolution WORSE. Also, that does NOT mean higher resolution.
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You will receive tilesets formatted for RPG Maker, plus other sheets suitable for use in any engine that can use variable width tilesets. No, the converter only makes shit bigger. Royal Fortress Castle Tileset includes 48x48 and 32x32 versions of all tiles. Quote from: grafikal on May 18, 2010, 05:55:11 PM It's actually too small because it's built differently. I hope some giftet scripters/prgrammers here can help me out. I dont want to use any common RM VX Tilesets, because they wouldnt fit to the other Graphics (Sprites etc.), that I already made. Is there any Tool or Script or anything else that could help me out ?
Thats what actually made me use the RM 2000 to RM XP converter for the RM VX, because I thought RM XP & RM VX would use the same Tileset System.īut as you can see the Standard RM VX Tileset is too small to make use of the RM 2000 to RM XP Converter Tileset.Īnd here comes my question to all of you.ĭoes anyone know a way I can make use of the RM 2000 to RM XP Converter Tileset ? RM 2000 to RM XP Converter ( 96 x 128 Pixel)Īs some of you know one field in the Tileset (Chipset) of RM 2000 is 16 x 16 pixel. I thought to myself " Cool, now you can use all the nice Chipsets from RM 2000 and convert them to your RM VX project with higher resolution."
Chipset etc.) to RM XP.Īt that time I didnt knew that the RM XP Tilesets differ from the RM VX.
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My problem is that I use the RM 2000 to RM XP Converter ( Download Link) that lets me convert RM 2000 Graphics (Charset.
I could start to work on the Story but I have a huge problem with the Tilesets (Chipsets) on my RM VX project. Im allmost done with the Graphics (Sprites etc.) and the technical stuff. 2 Months ago I started to work on my Project again.