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Old 10-01-2011, 12:24 PM
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Custom Sword

I was wondering, how I would go about making a custom sword / weapon, that I can use for things like my lumber axe on Lexia. I am currently using the default sword GANI and it is really annoying! I know that I need some kind of template to construct the GANI image and then somehow pop it in the gani, but can anybody help me out with this please?
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Old 10-03-2011, 03:32 PM
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You have an image with how-much-ever directions you want, you slice it, and then you place them on their respective frames according to your needs...
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Old 10-04-2011, 12:40 AM
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1. Open Graal Shop!

2. Then add a sprite, if you already know how skip to next step. To add a sprite click the 7th button, or 1st button on the 3rd set of buttons at the top

3. Put the image name there, you can make the template how ever you want in any order you want.

4. At this screen on the right side will be "Sprite Size".. this is the x and y of the start of the image within the image you are showing. Then enter your width and height, it actually tells you if you read this menu. It is rather informative.
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