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Both scaled and dithered. I'm currently redoing it now smothing out all the nasty little dots left over from the dithering. It really didn't turn out too horrible when you consider how many colors the GBA background palette can have and did have for this background heh. But yeah, there are several weird spots on it, they are quite visible on an actual TV, working on it though.
Alexvrb: Yeah, I hope to redo everything to be custom if I am going to release it to the public (if it ever ends up getting that far  ). I would like to make a nearly perfect clone, but I know its not legally possible and plan to create, or have other help me create some custom graphics for the project. |
I took all the parts of a given total sprite (ex: the entire wrench) and put them together as one image. Converted the colors to fit the genesis palette restrictions with Photoshop (Convert the image to Indexed Color, making sure the colors don't exceed 16, with less if possible to save room) and then saved the image as an 8-bit .BMP. I then loaded the image into Kaneda's BMP2TILE tool (latest version - 6.0) and used the tool to save the palette and the tiles (in sprite mode) into a .asm file.
