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Old 05 June 2012, 16:37   #1
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Shadow of the Beast III sprites

Hi there,

Recently I've been ripping some graphics from SOTB3. Thought I'd share what I've found so far...
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Old 05 June 2012, 17:14   #2
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Level 1 sprites
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Old 05 June 2012, 17:19   #3
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Level 1 tiles

Please note that some of these tiles have different (or several) color sets in game. SOTB3 seems to use a dynamic palette.
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Old 05 June 2012, 23:24   #4
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mmmh a dynamic palette ? excellent, and good to know !
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Old 08 July 2012, 22:53   #5
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i remember that banshee uses different amount of bitplanes for the tiles...never seen this before and never saw it again....
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Old 17 December 2012, 15:11   #6
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Tiles for levels 2,3,4 and 5.
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Old 18 December 2012, 14:39   #7
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Tiles for levels 2,3,4 and 5.

Fantastic work Gnomon! Would be amazing to see these used in some way, like a new platformer..I can dream
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Old 18 December 2012, 22:58   #8
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I'm always amazed by how the random sprites formulate a beautiful scene!
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Old 23 December 2012, 17:40   #9
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Fantastic work Gnomon! Would be amazing to see these used in some way, like a new platformer..I can dream
Thanks lordofchaos!
I'm currently attempting to port the game to HTML5 and eventually hope to add some new levels. Got map rendering working today - http://twitpic.com/bohmvz
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Old 25 December 2012, 01:09   #10
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Thanks lordofchaos!
I'm currently attempting to port the game to HTML5 and eventually hope to add some new levels. Got map rendering working today - http://twitpic.com/bohmvz
Looking good Gnomon Would love to see it in motion...If you ever need a musician somewhere down the line I would be happy to help.
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Old 25 December 2012, 01:21   #11
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mmmh a dynamic palette ? excellent, and good to know !
You make that comment like it was a rare thing on the Amiga?
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Old 25 December 2012, 12:12   #12
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there are not many games using dynamic palettes on amiga.
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Old 25 December 2012, 14:13   #13
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A list would be nice
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Old 25 December 2012, 23:22   #14
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You make that comment like it was a rare thing on the Amiga?
Dynamically changing palettes within a level is quite rare.

Joe Maroni and Cody Jarrett probably know a lot of the games that change palettes as when they rip the levels for the HOL maps, they would have to piece them together in sections. But most of the maps seem to be static 16 or 32 colour palettes the entire way.

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there are not many games using dynamic palettes on amiga.
I agree. What you often get is a few horizontal strips of colour palette changes but that's about it. Some that I can think of:

SWIV - Read Ned Langman's interview in the SWIV section.

Bermuda Triangle - the palette changes slightly in various sections of the map. They did it really badly however as the entire green background instantly changes to brown when you move a pixel sideways etc.

Ruff'n'Tumble - From memory in the darker sections of the map the palette darkens slightly. (But that's just darkening everything rather than changing them).
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Old 26 December 2012, 10:51   #15
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Looking good Gnomon Would love to see it in motion...If you ever need a musician somewhere down the line I would be happy to help.
Wow, thank you for the offer LOC!
I'll host the project online at some point so you can all have a play. But I need to make sure it works on all the popular browsers first!
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What you often get is a few horizontal strips of colour palette changes but that's about it.
I suspect that's the technique used in SOTB3 (similar to copperbars?). Most of the levels have one or two colours in the palette assigned for this purpose.
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I add golden axe amiga, which is using 2 different palettes during level 1.

Pang is another one. there should be others
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one of the most amazing effects of changing palette during gameplay is lionheart in my opinion....

e.g. swamp level. the bitmaps (bobs/blitter objects) just use a depth of 3 bitplanes (2^3 = 8 colors). but screen output shows a mixture of copperlist and bobs.
look at the difference between original memory stored map with screenshot:

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one of the most amazing effects of changing palette during gameplay is lionheart in my opinion....

e.g. swamp level. the bitmaps (bobs/blitter objects) just use a depth of 3 bitplanes (2^3 = 8 colors). but screen output shows a mixture of copperlist and bobs.
look at the difference between original memory stored map with screenshot:

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http://hol.abime.net/hol_popup_pictu...jRSMFE9&zoom=1

map:
http://hol.abime.net/hol_popup_pictu...FIwUT0=&zoom=2
Wow I totally forgot about these maps on HOL I'm curious to why they are watermarked with the HOL logo though? I would love to use some of these bitmaps minus the watermark for a video project if I knew whom to ask
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Old 27 December 2012, 07:00   #20
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we watermarked them because we don´t like it if other game databases use our work without permission.
what maps do you like to have "unmarked" ? i could recreate them our you simply ask RCK if he could send them to you..
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we watermarked them because we don´t like it if other game databases use our work without permission.
what maps do you like to have "unmarked" ? i could recreate them our you simply ask RCK if he could send them to you..
Ahhh I see, thanks for clearing that up My ignorance may show at times as I'm still learning what all the different members of this board do and what they contribute to the other Amiga sites. If you are able to send me the first couple of level maps of Lionheart as Bitmaps that would be awesome Joe! I'm not a 100% sure what I'd use them for at this point but I would certainly give credit to you guys for all the hard work of ripping the GFX.
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Old 05 January 2013, 08:22   #22
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Tiles for the menu level.
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