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NeoLemmix => NeoLemmix Styles => Topic started by: Strato Incendus on November 04, 2017, 03:26:26 PM
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I'm curious whether the red-headed lemming sprites from GigaLem's Millas pack can be downloaded anywhere? Those would certainly look good on highland levels as well, given that the original L2 highland sprites also had red hair :) .
If not, I'd be happy to open the single images of the standard lemming sprites in my ancient version of Photoshop (7.0) and mess around with the hue and saturation a bit, just to create some alternatives. If I understood this correctly, a set of sprites is just a collection of a lot of single images of lemmings, performing the various tasks, which are put in sequence to each other frame by frame like in an animated movie? Meaning I'd just have to edit the single images, backup the old ones, and replace them with the new ones.
But I guess I'm missing something here, because otherwise other users probably would have done something similar already... ;)
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I do know about how to do this easily
Be sure to keep a back up of a default_scheme.nxmi handy
you take a scheme.nxmi and open it with a text Doc
You'll see coding that works with the color and and sprite placement
focus on the colors. you see that the colors are Hexadecimals.
Open up paint and past an image with a certain color you want to use.
use eyedropper then open up custom colors.
Next go here HTML Color Codes (http://htmlcolorcodes.com/) and apply the RGB co-ordinance, You'll get your Hexadecimal code there, keep note of each code you want to apply.
Next when you have your scheme file open, Take the color that's already there and apply it to were it says "FROM" (Replace the default) and put the color you want to it to change to and apply it to where it says "TO", it you want to change two colors of the Lemming you do the same thing to the other piece of color change code (The default scheme comes with two for the athlete, one for highlighting and one for the zombie) if you apply this correctly save your scheme file, add it to the custom files of flexi tool and a build .nxp
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Cool, thanks! :) This would simply replace the standard sprites, then? I guess making it so that this new custom sprit can be chosen in addition to regular ones (like with Christmas lemmings, which are tied to a specific tileset) is a bit harder?
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Although supported, use of custom lemming sprites is a bit tricky in the old-formats version. It's much more straightforward in the new formats version.
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Okay, I'd be willing to learn it in the meantime :) ! Do you suggest creating a new graphic set of my own and attaching these sprites to it, like with the Christmas tileset?
I noticed that whether regular or Christmas lemmings come out of the hatches is not determined by the type of hatch, but by the main graphic set defined for the level. So I'd need to make some kind of "alibi graphic set", which doesn't necessarily have to consist of a lot of terrain or even have all objects, but can simply be chosen to generate the sprites. Sort of like nin10doadict's cat trap tileset "only" has the trap and a couple terrain pieces (but e.g. no custom hatches, exits, arrows, etc.).