Unanswered Question.

[Lasuras]

Okay, so I looked through all the Tuts and still couldn't get an answer to my question. If I'm missing this in one of the Tuts, I'm truly sorry for posting an answered question.

How do I add the tile sets and sprites I have saved from the Eclipse homepage, and other various sources, to my client so they are usable?

Again, I'm sorry if this question was answered previously or in a Tut but I must just be overlooking it.  :huh:

[Homicidal Monkey]

You cant really "add" tilesets or spritesets. Instead, you can replace them. To replace a tileset, you need to place the desired spriteset within the gfx folder and rename it to that of one of the pre-existing tilesets. Same goes for a spriteset. Also note that only bmp format is supported. You can, by hand, add tiles or sprites by appending them to the end of a spritesheet or a tilesheet. However, that requires some patience because you have to confirm that the pixels line up.

[Lasuras]

Okay, one more noob question. lol.

How do I convert a .php file into a .bmp file? I ask because when I save the tiles and sprites from the homepage, they save in .php.

[Tdogthedog]

just rename it filenamewhatever.bmp lol or just open in paint or something and save it

[Lasuras]

Lol. I tried but it gave this:

ERROR: WE HATE YOU SO YOUR NOT ALLOWED!.

Lol. Jk. But it said that MS Paint does not support the file type. Also,I tried renaming it, but it still says its php and just puts Filename.bmp as the actual name and not the file type.

[Robin]

You're saving the file wrong…

You want to save the actual .bmp file, not the .php file.