112's CSPs [updated at 08/02]

[112]

@ BadGuy: you need CUPASH since that takes the .tgas you have and compile them into a common5.pac file which allows you to display custom character portraits in the first place.

@ mnsg: Hmm... I never used GIMP so I wouldn't know :| But in photoshop, the file has 71 color but even after indexing and compiling, it would sometimes reject the .tga file for "being too big". Maybe I should switch to GIMP since I don't have photoshop anymore. Oh and the battle portraits are already made at 31 color but thanks for the tip anyway  :D

@ SpaceNinjaStridez: thanks for the comment but custom stages, I don't do them. Please look elsewhere xD

[Kantaro]

I keep getting a "private folder" error at Mediafire. Perhaps an issue on my end?

[112]

I think I fixed the problem, sorry for any inconvenience.

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[112]

Updated after so long  :af2:

[Jack H.]

Can somebody give me a quick run-down on what I have to do in order to get CSPs working on the PAL version? Common5_en.pac is actually common5.pac, but beyond there I don't know.

I'm not a PAL user, I just wanted the next HD guide to clear some things up.

[Vyse]

You don't use common5 at all; there's some other file (selcharactersomething.pac) that you use.

[Jack H.]

You don't use common5 at all; there's some other file (selcharactersomething.pac) that you use.

Is that the only modification? And do I rename it to anything?

[Sano]

dude that new terry bograd csp for diddy is just pure epic win. Damn son. Well done.

[Vyse]

You don't use common5 at all; there's some other file (selcharactersomething.pac) that you use.

Is that the only modification? And do I rename it to anything?

That's about the extent of my knowledge on the matter, though if I had to guess I'd say you probably remove the language indicator (i.e. "_en") at the end.