Stool charset?

[Noob101]

I have looked EVERYWHERE.....and I cannot find a stool charset....i suck at making charsets, so could someone make me one? you will have credit in my game...thx :jump:

[BlueCube]

I have looked EVERYWHERE.....and I cannot find a stool charset....i suck at making charsets, so could someone make me one? you will have credit in my game...thx :jump:

Hmm. I'll have to look later then. I assume it's so the stools can "move"? If you really need to, you can have your event's picture set up as the stool in the second layer..

[Noob101]

.....hmmmmm

[BlueCube]

Err, I'm not sure what you need at this point. I'm assuming that the "use second layer's stool" as the event picture is good enough then?

[Noob101]

Im sorry, but, really, I'm a n00b.....could you explain to me what you mean?

[BlueCube]

I'm sorry if I overexplain stuff below if you already know these terms...

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Layers:

http://www.iownjoo.com/freeimghost/imps/Layers.JPG

So when I say "second layer" I mean the "blue layer".

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Chipset (aka Tileset) - the tiles you use to build the world itself.
Charset - Used for event pictures (such as treasure chests, people, etc.)

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http://www.iownjoo.com/freeimghost/imps/Stool1.JPG

Anyway, here's the stool on the second layer. You can use upper-layer tiles in events as well as putting them directly on the map.

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http://www.iownjoo.com/freeimghost/imps/Stoolevent.JPG

Anyway, the above is how to set up a "moving stool" event thingy, using the default stool graphic in the second layer.

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As an aside, all images above are hosted by http://www.iownjoo.com

[Noob101]

Thanks for telling me that....I misunderstood you....but the thing is, I'm making a game using tall-charsets, and that stool just doesn't fit the size

[BlueCube]

"Tall" charasets? I assume you mean RTP-sized (the same size as the ones that RPG Maker came with). Those'll actually work.. Based on the size, anyway. (Though I guess the stool is a bit small. You can edit that directly in the charset without affecting much.)

Other than that, for various charsets/chipsets, check Google. If you can't find it there, it doesn't exist as far as the general "internet public" is concerned.. you'll have to, unfortunately, make your own.