- #Timecop snes music Patch
- #Timecop snes music full
Fading is smooth and consistent throughout the game.
#Timecop snes music full
It relies on a lot of conditionals since many graphics fade out to full black before the entire screen is done fading.
Added full support of palette fades throughout the game. Removed censorship of pentagrams and blood in the final parts of the game. Several tiles in the ending have also been fixed. Ryu's gi and eye color is now consistent throughout the game, and Irene's sclera ("whites of the eyes") has been restored, among other things. Fixed character graphics in various cutscenes. Fixed graphics corruption of rock during the ending that occurs in Trilogy. Fixed examples of wrong or mismatched colors in graphics. Added an extra conditional to make separate graphics for shared tile/palette combinations in Stage 1 cutscene. Added flash palettes that were removed from Stages 4-1, 5-1, 5-2, and 7-4 in Trilogy. Trilogy does away with lightning altogether and simply makes platforms visible at all times, completely ruining the stage. Added palettes for lightning flashes in Stage 3-1. Changed many flash palettes that looked rather ugly in Trilogy to something that made more sense. Added detail to various graphics that were not touched up in Trilogy. Every graphic and used palette combination (besides the HUD, which actually has more unique detail in the NES version) should be covered in this pack, making most user changes just a simple touch-up in Paint/Photoshop.Īlongside porting the graphics from Trilogy, it includes the following changes on top of the SNES version's graphics: I'm incredibly happy with how it's turned out and consider it complete. I made this pack in tandem with the release of Mesen 0.9.5, so it makes use of extra conditionals included in that version and beyond. In the mistranslated words of Keiji Inafune, "It's better than nothing." The method I use here is outdated and needs to be overhauled, but it's still more than Trilogy does. Added rudimentary support of palette fades in cutscenes. Removed censorship of hexagrams in the final parts of the game. Some of them were completely unchanged in Trilogy, like the soldier that fires a bazooka. Inserted additional detail into tiles to get graphics to blend together better. Substituted several obvious cases of dithering with additional color. Alongside porting the graphics from Trilogy, it includes the following changes: Regardless, every graphic in the game has been touched in this pack. Until then, the game will display the NES graphics when these palette changes occur. #Timecop snes music Patch
Ideally I'll be able to distribute a patch alongside the pack that standardizes stage fades to work similar to how they do in Ninja Gaiden II and remove the Game Over effect altogether. Stage fade palettes don't really make any sense, and the LSD-like effect that occurs when you get a Game Over is too obnoxious to make hundreds of extra graphics files for. The reason I never made a topic for it is because I'm fairly dissatisfied with how it is right now. I made this pack awhile ago, long before Mesen 0.9.5 came out.
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