Things like this are why I wish more emulators had the ability to disable background layers... anyway, this is from The Mask... the park level, specifically.
Ripped this mostly as a sort of "practice round" - last time I ripped anything via layer-disabling was when I plucked The Machine out of Sonic Spinball using Gens KMod, and that was quite a good while ago. Thankfully, I still got the magic touch for this sort of thing, so I'm feeling a little more confident in my ripping ability now.
Ripped this mostly as a sort of "practice round" - last time I ripped anything via layer-disabling was when I plucked The Machine out of Sonic Spinball using Gens KMod, and that was quite a good while ago. Thankfully, I still got the magic touch for this sort of thing, so I'm feeling a little more confident in my ripping ability now.
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@daphailwhale What emulator are you using? Even if your emulator doesn't have an option to disable layers it might have a tile-viewer and you can rip the sprites that way.
@xianc78 I used SNES9x for this particular rip - only recently learned that you can disable background layers in it, and this whole rip was just me basically testing myself.
@daphailwhale You might be interested in this. It only natively supports Windows but you can compile it for Linux.
https://skarsnik.github.io/SNESTilesKitten/
@xianc78 As long as that native Windows support extends back to Win7, I can use it - thanks.
