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Great site! But I was wondering why there's no mention of Massacre,
a decent (though user-unfriendly) sprite editor for sms (and
possibly game gear) roms - wouldn't it be useful for rom translators?

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> Great site! But I was wondering why there's no mention of Massacre,
> a decent (though user-unfriendly) sprite editor for sms (and
> possibly game gear) roms - wouldn't it be useful for rom translators?

Right, I forgot to post it. Actually, Johannes (who is on the board, too) is working on rewriting it from stratch and from what I saw, it'll be much better.

Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression).

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> Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression).

Massacre II, however, will have support for the compression used in Phantasy Star (and some other games I believe(hope)).

Perhaps it's an early version of Massacre II. Perhaps it'll just crash your computer.

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> > Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression).

> Massacre II, however, will have support for the compression used in Phantasy Star (and some other games I believe(hope)).

And that, btw, is all thanks to Paul Jensen.

Oh look. Another file. I wonder what this one does!

You simply cannot link to file on www.emucamp.com :(

If you want to get the file, paste the URL and copy it in the location field of your browser.
Btw, it rocks !

Wow! I thought no one would ever make a dos emulation related program with as well designed a gui as meka...but you've done so! Makes the gui of my little project look horribly ugly and complex....if I had less pride and energy I'd rewrite as a cheap copy of your gui :P
hehe, in case you can't tell, I'm very impressed!

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> Wow! I thought no one would ever make a dos emulation related program with as well designed a gui as meka...but you've done so! Makes the gui of my little project look horribly ugly and complex....if I had less pride and energy I'd rewrite as a cheap copy of your gui :P
> hehe, in case you can't tell, I'm very impressed!

Thanks! Comments like that one make life worth living :)
If there's enough interest, I'll release the source code when it's finished...

/Johannes

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> You simply cannot link to file on www.emucamp.com :(

> If you want to get the file, paste the URL and copy it in the location field of your browser.
> Btw, it rocks !

Either that or do the infamous right-click... save... : ) NT

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Michael Cukan Guest	Massacre sprite editor Posted: Tue Jun 29, 1999 11:23 pm
Michael Cukan Guest	Great site! But I was wondering why there's no mention of Massacre, a decent (though user-unfriendly) sprite editor for sms (and possibly game gear) roms - wouldn't it be useful for rom translators?

Zoop Joined: 24 Jun 1999 Posts: 1732 Location: Paris, France	Posted: Tue Jun 29, 1999 11:28 pm
	Quote > Great site! But I was wondering why there's no mention of Massacre, > a decent (though user-unfriendly) sprite editor for sms (and > possibly game gear) roms - wouldn't it be useful for rom translators? Right, I forgot to post it. Actually, Johannes (who is on the board, too) is working on rewriting it from stratch and from what I saw, it'll be much better. Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression).

Johannes Guest	Posted: Tue Jun 29, 1999 11:44 pm
Johannes Guest	Quote > Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression). Massacre II, however, will have support for the compression used in Phantasy Star (and some other games I believe(hope)). Perhaps it's an early version of Massacre II. Perhaps it'll just crash your computer.

Johannes Holmberg Guest	Posted: Tue Jun 29, 1999 11:50 pm
Johannes Holmberg Guest	Quote > > Also, Tile Layer can edit SMS graphics. But in both cases, it only works when the graphics are raw encoded (no compression). > Massacre II, however, will have support for the compression used in Phantasy Star (and some other games I believe(hope)). And that, btw, is all thanks to Paul Jensen. Oh look. Another file. I wonder what this one does!

Zoop Joined: 24 Jun 1999 Posts: 1732 Location: Paris, France	File linking Posted: Wed Jun 30, 1999 12:31 am
	You simply cannot link to file on www.emucamp.com :( If you want to get the file, paste the URL and copy it in the location field of your browser. Btw, it rocks !

Naflign Guest	*jaw drops Posted: Sat Jul 03, 1999 5:29 am
Naflign Guest	Wow! I thought no one would ever make a dos emulation related program with as well designed a gui as meka...but you've done so! Makes the gui of my little project look horribly ugly and complex....if I had less pride and energy I'd rewrite as a cheap copy of your gui :P hehe, in case you can't tell, I'm very impressed!

Johannes Holmberg Guest	Re: *jaw drops Posted: Sat Jul 03, 1999 7:28 pm
Johannes Holmberg Guest	Quote > Wow! I thought no one would ever make a dos emulation related program with as well designed a gui as meka...but you've done so! Makes the gui of my little project look horribly ugly and complex....if I had less pride and energy I'd rewrite as a cheap copy of your gui :P > hehe, in case you can't tell, I'm very impressed! Thanks! Comments like that one make life worth living :) If there's enough interest, I'll release the source code when it's finished... /Johannes

samhain Guest	Re: File linking Posted: Mon Jul 05, 1999 1:47 pm
samhain Guest	Quote > You simply cannot link to file on www.emucamp.com :( > If you want to get the file, paste the URL and copy it in the location field of your browser. > Btw, it rocks ! Either that or do the infamous right-click... save... : ) NT

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