[TLP] Messed up colors

[The Monster of Surrealton]

I've been using Tile Layer Pro, and can't get it to show the correct palettes for the tiles.

How did I get the correct palettes to show up in TLP?

[personitis]

In addition to exporting the tileset, make sure you export the palette as well. Also be sure you're viewing the tiles in SNES mode (View -> Format -> SNES).

[The Monster of Surrealton]

In addition to exporting the tileset, make sure you export the palette as well. Also be sure you're viewing the tiles in SNES mode (View -> Format -> SNES).

It won't let me export anything. It only lets me import.

[personitis]

You have to export the tileset and palette from SMILE's graphics editor. From there you open them in TLP.

[Vismund Cygnus]

VISMUND TO THE RESCUE
Okay, so here's a step-by-step guide, complete with screenshots I took just then!
[spoiler=Step 1]
First of all, make sure you're in a room that uses the gfx that you want. Note the numbers around the "block" selected, they're the palette the 8*8 tile uses.

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[spoiler=Step 2]
Once you're in the right room, export the gfx (make sure you export the SCENERY), then export the palette like so:

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[spoiler=Step 3]
From here, open up TLP, load up the GFX you want to use. Then make sure the format is set to SNES/4BPP.

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[spoiler=Step 4]
Once you've done that, click on palette>Load and find the palette you just exported.

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[spoiler=And voila!]
The palette should have loaded now. Scroll through using those little arrows down there until you find the right palette you want to change for the tiles you're editing.

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Another thing to remember is that to view them in the arranger, you go Palette>Transfer to Arranger, and then it'll show up right over there.
Hopefully that helps, feel free to drop me a pm if there's anything else basic you want explained.  :^_^:

[Quietus]

I turned my monitor round to see what was behind the secret scribble, but it didn't work. :cry:

If you're more of a visual learner, Shadow created some good videos for TLP a while ago.  You can find links in our Videos section (under TLP rather than Shadow's name).

[The Monster of Surrealton]

I turned my monitor round to see what was behind the secret scribble, but it didn't work. :cry:

If you're more of a visual learner, Shadow created some good videos for TLP a while ago.  You can find links in our Videos secion (under TLP rather than Shadow's name).

I've watched them, and got it to work!

Thanks!

[Solved]