Hi I am trying to change sonic sprite to the new character silver and I am using sonikspirite  to do it however the program does not support two of the colors I need is there another sprite editing tool I can use.

Here is a picture of silver and my first attempt I think the color of the body need changing. Any comments

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The problem you're going to have is the same problem I mentioned in the other Sonic hacking thread, Sonic's palette is shared by a ton of other objects in the game, so any change you make to that will make the enemies look terrible unless you're really careful (I assume you need a shade of green in the palette, I'd overwrite Sonic's blues with greens, that way the enemies still look halfway decent and you get the color you need). I think Soniksprite can edit the palette, if not I know ESE II (A level editor, you might want to look into hacking levels too) can and I'm sure there are other tools that can edit Genesis palettes in the archive.

Dragonsbrethen, you keep saying how his palette is shared with a lot of other sprites in the game. Would it really be that hard to hack ONE more palette into the game and change Sonic to that?

Am I the only one getting this when trying to view the attached image in the first post?

Hi is there a title screen editor for the game so I can quickly change the title screen

Yeah there is nothing but level editors

This place should have all the utlities you'll need to edit a Sonic game. ROMHacking.net's selection of Sonic-editing tools is a bit small compared to the Sonic hacking communities. For palettes, I suggest ChaoSaxPal, and for level editing, try SonED or SonED2 instead of ESEII, it will work better in the long run.

As Nightcrawler said, submit anything you think should be on the site. Now, about that part I emphasized, I don't think SonED is user friendly enough for a newbie and SonED2 is only good when you're working with split disassemblies. If I had any programing skill whatsoever I'd code a user friendly editor that works with both a standard ROM and split disassemblies, it's something that needs to be done, keyboard driven programs should have died with Dos. Keyboard shortcuts are nice, but I shouldn't have to hit "A" to go through every single chunk every time I want to add one to the level, ESE II is much better in that regard. I do admit ESE has it's flaws, especially when positioning objects, but it's much easier for a newbie anyone to use.