I thank you and have seen these but it's quite hard to work with one sprite. I love the colors they use, very vibrant. I don't think the multiple spriters on my site who helped me would want to re-do all of them although.

If you can find me a few spriters willing to, than I'd gladly accept it but I don't think they'd do this. When they began spriting for my hack (I already had a few sheets done), I was going for a natural FFIV feel which I feel I've accomplished (meaning not a Locke or Sabin sprite edit). While these sprites are better looking, they would turn out like what I have because FFVI allows 11 colors for sprite sheets and those 11 colors must be shared between sprites meaning sprites share palettes. There are 16 colors on a sprite palette, four colors for NPC's and other things and 1 color for transparency. This leaves 11 colors total sadly and those 11 colors must be shared between characters. I have managed to manually hex edit a character to have him placed on an unused character palette however, but that only free's up one character.

...Is everyone translating this game all at once or something?

oh god not the 90s again

Is that one of those Bomberman adventure/RPG/whatever games?

You're forgetting the GB/C games...

I don't remember about the chapter titles, but the text boxes for dialog always seemed to have their dimensions read directly before any text data--as in, just look a little before the first bit of text and you could set the dimensions to whatever.  I think the text also seemed to adjust itself automatically too, which was cool.  I don't know much more than what's from bad memory though, since I didn't feel like dealing with its stubborn text issues :/

Level data uncompressed was always a fun thought though.  I had a whole tileset and terrain data arranged for a Link's Awakening tileset.  That was gonna be fun to make...

Might as well post this screen since Normmatt is showing off his vwf based on my code. :thumbsup:

Before and After:



This screenshot shows off so much work, yet there's so much to be done. The titles of each section were all hardcoded graphics so I added a routine to print strings instead. There are 3 different routines for 2, 3, and 5 digit numbers so the VWF code had to be reworked a bit. There's still a bit to be done, if you look closely there's a few glitches in the background, because a bunch of the original text was hardcoded graphics which is stored with custom compression that isn't trivial.  So I need to fix the background, expand some of the strings (which all have hardcoded lengths!), and tweak the numbers a bit before this is complete - hard to believe how much work a simple stats screen can take.

Edit: Also, more Gemini font love.