Sprit Ripping?

02 June 2001, 18:12

Does anyone know if there is any easy way to rip sprits from Amiga games using a Emulator (Action Replay used to be able to do this on the amiga)

Thanks for Any Ideas!

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02 June 2001, 18:31

I just take a screenshot with print screen and paste the thing into a new document in photoshop. Then I make the necessary cropping etc. depending on your photoshop skills and effort, this may be the easiest method or may be the lamest.

RCK · 02 June 2001, 22:51

we have speak about ripping sprites and background a few days ago...
but I don't think it is really possible to do it

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?threadid=386

03 June 2001, 01:01

I'v rad the other post and now I have to ask

Is there any Action Replays for the Emulators and you could rip sprits using this on a real amiga I'm suprised no ones try to emulate one!

Twistin'Ghost · 03 June 2001, 10:30

MadMunky, sorry - I know this is off topic, but I went to your Bloodwych page and have a couple of comments.

1 - thanks for giving non-Java support.
2 - I dunno if it's just on the non-Java version or not, but none of the maps display, just broken picture links.
3 - Never heard of Stew before, but again, all of the pics are broken and I could find no link to where to obtain the files for that emulator.

Thanks.

03 June 2001, 15:05

I wouldn't recommend screen grabbing sprites, well not if you are after one with a dozen frames of animation.

If you have an Amiga it's very easy to rip graphics (I still do it from demos/games nowadays). use BPLRipper which is on Aminet somewhere.

I've tried using it on the Emulator but refuses to work - I guess it's a memory thing and as for that bloody software Action Replay...useless even a 4000.

Marcuz · 07 April 2005, 21:32

i'm curious if with the improvements made with winuae in these years the program Kephren mentioned does work now on emulation; anybody tryed it?

BippyM · 07 April 2005, 21:41

Just use Tomcats sprite ripping prog!

It really is awesome and all the work is now slowly being collated

edit: thread move to the Sprites ripping forum!

Marcuz · 08 April 2005, 20:55

i had already did with not much luck. but i don't rip anyway, i just was curious

BippyM · 08 April 2005, 20:59

Well if you want me to guide you through the ripping process get on IRC and I'll explain!

I am planning on putting X_Tos tutorials on my webspace, but atm I'm changing ISPs so it'll have to wait.

Maybe RCK would host it ;D

Joe Maroni · 08 April 2005, 22:43

@marco pedrana

believe me, when you read the tutorials it´s easier than you thought how to rip the sprites...
you can download them from the zone and after you practice with the tool you should understand how it works...
also understanding assembler on the amiga is difficult, but when you get grips of the stuff its really easy...

btw: yes its possible to rip srites with the AR...but not in thatcomfortable way like the GfxRipper...

02 June 2001, 18:12	#1
MadMunky Posts: n/a	Sprit Ripping? Does anyone know if there is any easy way to rip sprits from Amiga games using a Emulator (Action Replay used to be able to do this on the amiga) Thanks for Any Ideas! //no signature please (your site is auto-link just bellow )

03 June 2001, 01:01	#4
MadMunky Posts: n/a	Action Replay I'v rad the other post and now I have to ask Is there any Action Replays for the Emulators and you could rip sprits using this on a real amiga I'm suprised no ones try to emulate one!

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02 June 2001, 18:31	#2
oldpx Posts: n/a	I just take a screenshot with print screen and paste the thing into a new document in photoshop. Then I make the necessary cropping etc. depending on your photoshop skills and effort, this may be the easiest method or may be the lamest.

02 June 2001, 22:51	#3
RCK Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris / France Age: 45 Posts: 3,084	we have speak about ripping sprites and background a few days ago... but I don't think it is really possible to do it http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?threadid=386

03 June 2001, 10:30	#5
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	MadMunky, sorry - I know this is off topic, but I went to your Bloodwych page and have a couple of comments. 1 - thanks for giving non-Java support. 2 - I dunno if it's just on the non-Java version or not, but none of the maps display, just broken picture links. 3 - Never heard of Stew before, but again, all of the pics are broken and I could find no link to where to obtain the files for that emulator. Thanks.

03 June 2001, 15:05	#6
Khephren Posts: n/a	I wouldn't recommend screen grabbing sprites, well not if you are after one with a dozen frames of animation. If you have an Amiga it's very easy to rip graphics (I still do it from demos/games nowadays). use BPLRipper which is on Aminet somewhere. I've tried using it on the Emulator but refuses to work - I guess it's a memory thing and as for that bloody software Action Replay...useless even a 4000.

07 April 2005, 21:32	#7
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	i'm curious if with the improvements made with winuae in these years the program Kephren mentioned does work now on emulation; anybody tryed it?

07 April 2005, 21:41	#8
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	Just use Tomcats sprite ripping prog! It really is awesome and all the work is now slowly being collated edit: thread move to the Sprites ripping forum!

08 April 2005, 20:55	#9
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	i had already did with not much luck. but i don't rip anyway, i just was curious

08 April 2005, 20:59	#10
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	Well if you want me to guide you through the ripping process get on IRC and I'll explain! I am planning on putting X_Tos tutorials on my webspace, but atm I'm changing ISPs so it'll have to wait. Maybe RCK would host it ;D

08 April 2005, 22:43	#11
Joe Maroni Moderator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Germany Age: 44 Posts: 1,303	@marco pedrana believe me, when you read the tutorials it´s easier than you thought how to rip the sprites... you can download them from the zone and after you practice with the tool you should understand how it works... also understanding assembler on the amiga is difficult, but when you get grips of the stuff its really easy... btw: yes its possible to rip srites with the AR...but not in thatcomfortable way like the GfxRipper...

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