02-27-2023, 02:02 AM
Those are nice attempts at recreating the sprites to use vanilla palettes and I can see the effort, but this was not what I was trying to convey in my feedback.
You can still use custom palettes, as so many playable character sprites shared already use their own custom palettes. The thing is that the colors of the palette must follow a pattern that is shown in the tutorial. If a color is placed in the wrong index, another sprite, like a vanilla sprite, will not look good in the custom palette, same with the custom sprite looking bad in a vanilla palette.
Although, it might also be the method of creating and exporting sprites. I use FF3SpriteEd to create sprites and FF3USME to export them as PNG files. What do you use? This might help in terms of explanation of how palettes work.
You can still use custom palettes, as so many playable character sprites shared already use their own custom palettes. The thing is that the colors of the palette must follow a pattern that is shown in the tutorial. If a color is placed in the wrong index, another sprite, like a vanilla sprite, will not look good in the custom palette, same with the custom sprite looking bad in a vanilla palette.
Although, it might also be the method of creating and exporting sprites. I use FF3SpriteEd to create sprites and FF3USME to export them as PNG files. What do you use? This might help in terms of explanation of how palettes work.