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Oh, I also forgot to mention, I'm using a file with +1 at the end of it. The full name of the file is "tex00_09+1.tga" In other words, you need to refer to both the right and left columns when consulting part 5 of the tutorial.

I can't direct link you to it because the tutorial's link looks like this: file:///C:/Users/Linda/Desktop/smashhack/readme.htm#english If you need to see it, you'll have to download "ASH: Automatic Smash Hack" from this place, and inside the .zip file, you will find a "readme.htm" that contains the information on what I'm trying to do. Sorry if I'm making anyone go through any trouble to answer my question, in other news...

I can't direct link you to it because the tutorial's link looks like this: file:///C:/Users/Linda/Desktop/smashhack/readme.htm#english If you need to see it, you'll have to download "ASH: Automatic Smash Hack" from this place, and inside the .zip file, you will find a "readme.htm" that contains the information on what I'm trying to do. Sorry if I'm making anyone go through any trouble to answer my question, in other news...

I can't direct link you to it because the tutorial's link looks like this: file:///C:/Users/Linda/Desktop/smashhack/readme.htm#english If you need to see it, you'll have to download "ASH: Automatic Smash Hack" from this place, and inside the .zip file, you will find a "readme.htm" that contains the information on what I'm trying to do. Sorry if I'm making anyone go through any trouble to answer my question, in other news...

So, in other words, I need to get Photoshop, then?

So, in other words, I need to get Photoshop, then?

So, in other words, I need to get Photoshop, then?

So, in other words, I need to get Photoshop, then?

Okay, I updated to the latest Paint.Net. I'm trying to add a palette to the file itself. When I'm finished editing these sets of pictures, I'm supposed to run a program that accesses my edited files to create one new file that combines them all together. When I try that, however, I get the following error message: "error: TCSetPalettes: file 08lucarioface/tex#00_09+1.tga has no palette total alloc: 273845 total freed: 273845"

Okay, I updated to the latest Paint.Net. I'm trying to add a palette to the file itself. When I'm finished editing these sets of pictures, I'm supposed to run a program that accesses my edited files to create one new file that combines them all together. When I try that, however, I get the following error message: "error: TCSetPalettes: file 08lucarioface/tex#00_09+1.tga has no palette total alloc: 273845 total freed: 273845"

Okay, I updated to the latest Paint.Net. I'm trying to add a palette to the file itself. When I'm finished editing these sets of pictures, I'm supposed to run a program that accesses my edited files to create one new file that combines them all together. When I try that, however, I get the following error message: "error: TCSetPalettes: file 08lucarioface/tex#00_09+1.tga has no palette total alloc: 273845 total freed: 273845"

Okay, I updated to the latest Paint.Net. I'm trying to add a palette to the file itself. When I'm finished editing these sets of pictures, I'm supposed to run a program that accesses my edited files to create one new file that combines them all together. When I try that, however, I get the following error message: "error: TCSetPalettes: file 08lucarioface/tex#00_09+1.tga has no palette total alloc: 273845 total freed: 273845"

I'm editing something in Paint.Net, but I'm running into some trouble because the instructions are made for photoshop users, even though it can be done in Paint.Net or other art-editing programs. Anyways, here are the instructions. Please keep in mind that they are tailored to Photoshop users as you read through them. ___________________________________________________ Before saving you must give a palette to the image. * Go to Image > Mode > Indexed Color. * Be sure to uncheck the 'Transparency' box. You can usually use 256 colors, but some images need a smaller palette (you will know it when you go to the next step). * In the 'Palette' box select: Local (Perceptual) and type a small number. ___________________________________________________ What I need to know is how to access these options of Transparency and Palette. If someone could walk me through it, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Also, if it helps, I'm using Paint.Net v 3.31.

I'm editing something in Paint.Net, but I'm running into some trouble because the instructions are made for photoshop users, even though it can be done in Paint.Net or other art-editing programs. Anyways, here are the instructions. Please keep in mind that they are tailored to Photoshop users as you read through them. ___________________________________________________ Before saving you must give a palette to the image. * Go to Image > Mode > Indexed Color. * Be sure to uncheck the 'Transparency' box. You can usually use 256 colors, but some images need a smaller palette (you will know it when you go to the next step). * In the 'Palette' box select: Local (Perceptual) and type a small number. ___________________________________________________ What I need to know is how to access these options of Transparency and Palette. If someone could walk me through it, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Also, if it helps, I'm using Paint.Net v 3.31.

I'm editing something in Paint.Net, but I'm running into some trouble because the instructions are made for photoshop users, even though it can be done in Paint.Net or other art-editing programs. Anyways, here are the instructions. Please keep in mind that they are tailored to Photoshop users as you read through them. ___________________________________________________ Before saving you must give a palette to the image. * Go to Image > Mode > Indexed Color. * Be sure to uncheck the 'Transparency' box. You can usually use 256 colors, but some images need a smaller palette (you will know it when you go to the next step). * In the 'Palette' box select: Local (Perceptual) and type a small number. ___________________________________________________ What I need to know is how to access these options of Transparency and Palette. If someone could walk me through it, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Also, if it helps, I'm using Paint.Net v 3.31.