The next two numbers after the "tile" number represent the tile or data sprite information you would like to replace. png list and number it in the condition appropriately. png file as long as you add it to the bottom of the. If Chr_3 has the new graphics you want, use "3." You can also add your own. If Chr_29 has the new graphics you would like to use, "29" is the number you want. Count how many of these exist starting with zero. At the start of the instructions, I mentioned that the automatically generated hires.txt file creates a list of. The information in brackets needs to match exactly with whatever you typed after "" in the first example.įor the number (29 in this example) - this will depend on how many image files you have in your pack. Experiment for the look you want.Īfter these lines, you should type the information that actually represents the graphics you are trying to replace. But, there may be some situations where you may want uneven increases in value. first zero, then 5, then 10, then 15 - or zero, then 10, 20, 30, etc). For the second number, most of the time, you will just want to have it increase in value from zero by the same amount (i.e. The "40" number refers to how many frames you want in the overall animation (you can change this if you want). After that list, but before the first "#Chr_0.png" tag, insert a condition, for frame ranges. Then, go into the hires.txt file and you will find that the file begins with a list of.
DONKEYKONG JR. HOW TO
Since you have already created packs, it looks like you know how to do this already.
Basically, you will need to first have the emulator automatically create a hires.txt file. You'll need to know 6502 Assembly Language and it helps if the game you are working on is thoroughly documented.įor adding frames - it's tricky, but you don't need to be a programmer to do it.
If you are creating a new pack and the groundwork for music replacement is not done yet, it's a lot less straightforward than graphics. I'm also looking for info/help on adding more features ( like extra animations, backgrounds or animated tiles) here so if you have any idea (or can help me understand the process better that would be awesome).Ĭool - Looks like a nice enhancement for the game.įor replacing music - if you are working with a pack that already has music, all you'll need to do is replace the. My goal was to stay as close as possible to the original content (colors, design) but trying to make the graphics more appealing (16-bit like, even)Īlso, not sure what (if any) is the best place to submit these patches? (or even where to upload them) so any pointers in that sense are appreciated. for the NES, to be used with Mesen (HD pack feature).
This time it's a graphic pack for Donkey Kong JR. This is my second project based on revamping NES games with graphical (hopefully) improvements.
DONKEYKONG JR. ZIP FILE
You need to use MesenHD pack feature (install>point to zip file location) and you are done!
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