PART II:Taming the different palettes:I've realized that I did not go over how to 'atlas' textures together in Tonberry. This is incredibly important!
MANY times while making mods for Tonberry, you will find the same hashmap will come up for an image that looks identical, but is a different color. This is due to how palettes are pulled/drawn from VRAM into Tonberry. You will need to figure out how to arrange these images!
EXAMPLE:
These card images look strange! If you look closely, you can tell that this first image is ENTIRELY just for the top left card in the image.
This means that you will need to find ALL of the separate colored palettes used on this page and create a MASTER ATLAS.
Here is the second image, where you can tell we just get Caterchepillar (sp):
So you would take card image from the first and second images and cut them out and then place them on a 'master' file. Once you fill out all of the missing cards, then you have your completed 'master' atlas. You can then upscale this, replace the images, or do whatever you like to those cards!
In TRIPOD, the images are actually set up as 1/2 pages (128x256) due to a custom setup via Omzy and Tonberry, and unless working with NPC's, enemies, or characters, your images will most likely be 256x256.
Here's my final master of that page!
REGARDING HASHMAPS:
Once you have ALL of the hashmaps to all of the different cards (or images or whatever you're looking for), you would then have ALL of them direct to the same master atlas. So, no matter how many different numbers, you would have them all direct to the name of this 'master' file you create.
[FAKE EXAMPLE]
cards_1, 78974531321234546
cards_1, 78974415612345615
cards_1, 778481531231561566
cards_1, 999887984531231241
cards_1, 1896546513151561654
The first name is the MASTER file name, and the hashcode represents the different card palettes. All of these cards go to 'cards_1', which will be the master file for every card shown in the above image. In your images, try to use _13, _14, etc. instead of _1, _2, unless you follow the guide on the original Tonberry 1.5 page (By Omzy) very closely!
Let me know if this clears anything up!!!
ENJOY