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[bottlegnomes]

Not really sure where to put this but this seemed like the least wrong place. Anyway, anyone have any sprite sheets of the following: from FE4 - junior lord, prince, and princess; from FE5 - unmounted forest knight, mercenary, unmounted paladin, and lord/prince?

[Alastemeister]

I've tried looking for FE4 and 5 sprites once upon a time. They seem to be pretty elusive, if ever even ripped at all.

Then again, I could be a complete fool and there might be whole respective topics full of every sprite ever from those games. I'm sure someone here will be able to point you in the right direction!

[Kramgnauh]

http://www.spriters-...e.com/snes/fe4/

http://www.spriters-...e.com/snes/fe3/

http://www.spriters-...e.com/snes/fe5/

These are all what I can find. I think it covers all your need cause they technically use the same sprites between all the Snes games

Edited by Kramgnauh, 07 June 2012 - 08:52 PM.

[bookofholsety]

In addition to the above, there's also what FESS had. It's not much, and of what you want only the Junior Lord is present. Your best bet at this point is probably an emulator's screenshot function, an image manipulation program and a shitload of patience; just keep in mind that all the SNES games have different weapon sprites for each weapon (tomes excepted) which are superimposed onto the main sprites, which may be enough of a complication to explain why this may be pretty much all there is.

[bottlegnomes]

Thank you both very much. These things are a bitch to find.

[Agro]

There's a program I used to to use rip sprites; it's called animget and basically takes heaps of screenshots. You can disable the layers on ZSNES or whatever emulator you use so that there's mostly just a black background. Really useful so if you need to rip them yourself you can use that. Obviously you can combine with a Nightmare editor or whatever to up the crit on items so that you don't have to sit around and wait for a crit or a miss to happen.

Edited by Agro, 08 June 2012 - 01:25 AM.

[bottlegnomes]

There's a program I used to to use rip sprites; it's called animget and basically takes heaps of screenshots. You can disable the layers on ZSNES or whatever emulator you use so that there's mostly just a black background. Really useful so if you need to rip them yourself you can use that. Obviously you can combine with a Nightmare editor or whatever to up the crit on items so that you don't have to sit around and wait for a crit or a miss to happen.

How easy is it to use? I only ask because I'm mildly retarded when it comes to stuff like this. That said, thank you very much.

[Celice]

If you do go that case, the absolute black of the disabled backgrounds and the outline of numerous animations are the same. So if you crop out that black color, you'll lose the outline color as well in the process. You should be able to edit the palette for the various backgrounds so that they're not the same value of black as the battle sprites, which would allow you an easier time in ripping.

This is assume you're wanting the sprite, and not an animated battle scene.

[Agro]

How easy is it to use? I only ask because I'm mildly retarded when it comes to stuff like this. That said, thank you very much.

You open the program and hit "Start" or something like that and go straight into ZSNES and let the animation play out. Then you go back to the program and hit Save or something and it saves all the frames it captured into a folder. I have to warn you, though, that that folder is overwritten every time it captures something new so be sure to move the screencaps out into another folder if you want to keep them.

If you do go that case, the absolute black of the disabled backgrounds and the outline of numerous animations are the same. So if you crop out that black color, you'll lose the outline color as well in the process. You should be able to edit the palette for the various backgrounds so that they're not the same value of black as the battle sprites, which would allow you an easier time in ripping.

Really? I've only used it for GBA sprites which don't have absolutely black... damn.

So bottlegnomes, you'll either have to not disable to background layer and then erase it manually or change the colour of the outline of the battle sprites themselves :|

[bottlegnomes]

You open the program and hit "Start" or something like that and go straight into ZSNES and let the animation play out. Then you go back to the program and hit Save or something and it saves all the frames it captured into a folder. I have to warn you, though, that that folder is overwritten every time it captures something new so be sure to move the screencaps out into another folder if you want to keep them.

So simple it's almost impossible to fuck up. The way I like it. Though knowing my luck, I'll still fuck it up somehow.

Really? I've only used it for GBA sprites which don't have absolutely black... damn.

So bottlegnomes, you'll either have to not disable to background layer and then erase it manually or change the colour of the outline of the battle sprites themselves :|

Eh, shouldn't be too bad.