Every time i try to change the GFX for bushes signs and so on in Zelda3
they mirror wile on the ground and are normal when i pick them up 
PLZhelp me!

i can email ips patch so you can see what im talking about!

I'm using YY-CHR and expanding GFX its just that it mirrors half a tile so i cant put harvest moon Bush's in because they are uneven

Why on earth would you recommend getting something on Zophar's that can be found right here on RHDN...?

Mirroring makes sense because you can only use a certain amount of tiles. With mirroring you get to use them all flipped. So you'll have to add tiles and change the tilemap.

Hyrule Magic is fine for what it does and anything it doesn't do you can eventually get round with traditional hacking.

As for the bushes issue see below:



A bush is made up 4x 8px by 8px tiles which creates one 16px by 16px tile. This tile is then hardcoded so that when Link interacts with it (picks up the bush) it replaces the tile with another 16px by 16px tile and places a sprite of the bush above links head.

In order to create a new/more detailed bush you just add in the GFX tiles for both the bush on the ground and the sprite link picks up and then in Hyrule Magic set those tiles to tile type 80. Tile type 80 tells the game that the tile links interacting with is a bush and needs to use the green palette for the sprite he holds... Tile type 81 for example is for the desert brown bushes, 82 is the light coloured rocks etc... So this technique also works for the small rocks located in the game.

Hope some of this helps.

I can see where that might have been confusing, so I'll elaborate on what jkl said.

When you pick up a bush off the ground, what really happens is that the bush tile is removed, and a "green bush" sprite is placed in Link's hands. The "palette" value does control the color of the bush when it's a 16x16 tile on the ground, you're absolutely right about that. But the "blocktype" value controls what kind of sprite you pick up when you press the A button next to a bush.

If you don't have the bush set to the correct blocktype, you could actually be picking up a rock sprite, or a brown bush sprite, or you might not be able to pick anything up at all. The "blocktype" value *does* control what kind of sprite you pick up, and you have to have it set to type 80 for him to pick up a green bush sprite. Like jkl said, type 81 will give you a brown bush sprite, and type 82 will give you a light rock sprite.