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Originally posted by atesoRJOL
Making sure the tileset has a valid amount of colours in it and that it doesnt have more than the maximum for what version of jazz2 the tileset is for
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PSP can do that. Go to Colors > Count Colors Used.
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a help file with alot of information about tileset creation.
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There are already plenty of resources on tileset creation if someone is dedicated enough to look for a good, detailed one. Though I suppose if it were built into a program it would be nice, but that is rather wishful thinking.
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For it to have a feature where it automatically colours for example, every other pixel a certain colour, perhaps many people find any use in this, but I find it quite useful even though it can be done manually
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PSP can do this as well, if you know your way around. For example, you could create a new image whilst making your tileset that was 2 x 2 pixels, then the top right and top bottom pixels a certain color after zooming in. Then promote the background into a layer, grab the eraser tool and erase the other two tiles. Then you could go back to your tileset, choose the Fill tool, set it to fill as a pattern, go to the pattern tab and select the image you just made, then fill in the area you want to color every other pixel as. That is one way, among others.
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Pallettes that come with it with working texured backgrounds.
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Why not just make it yourself?
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