Spyro from Spyro YOTD

[Nero1024]

Here are some textures of Spyro from Spyro: Year of the Dragon. The textures were ripped with 3D Ripper DX on ePSXe and compiled together with Pain.NET.

Feel free to let me know if there are any problems.

Game Icon


Spyro

[Mighty Jetters]

I don't wanna sound like a drag, but if you could make your credit tag a bit smaller that'd be great.
It just looks needlessly large by just a bit, that's all.

[Nero1024]

(09-03-2012 09:56 PM)Mighty Jetters Wrote:  I don't wanna sound like a drag, but if you could make your credit tag a bit smaller that'd be great.
It just looks needlessly large by just a bit, that's all.

The huge text should be fixed now.

[Mighty Jetters]

Well, the box itself is still big.

[Nero1024]

(09-03-2012 11:18 PM)Mighty Jetters Wrote:  Well, the box itself is still big.

I thought empty spaces were all the rage. Should be Fixed again.

[Mighty Jetters]

Yeah that's better. And with that it's uploaded.

[Nero1024]

(09-04-2012 12:24 AM)Mighty Jetters Wrote:  Yeah that's better. And with that it's uploaded.

Awesome Thanks!

[Davy Jones]

3-D Ripper DX... I've heard about that before:
http://www.spriters-resource.com/communi...#pid352377

But it never worked for me, do I have to install another program like MS Framework?

[Nero1024]

(09-07-2012 12:20 AM)Davy Jones Wrote:  3-D Ripper DX... I've heard about that before:
http://www.spriters-resource.com/communi...#pid352377

But it never worked for me, do I have to install another program like MS Framework?

I'm not really sure about installing another framework.

Here's what I typically do when ripping textures w/ ePSXe & 3D Ripper DX:
-Start up 3D Ripper DX
-Set up said program (I also set the output directories to individual folders per game)
-Click Launch (ePSXe should launch)
-Configure video plugin (I'm using "Pete's DX6 D3D Driver 1.76")
-When the Emulator is running you should see "Ready to capture" in a box
-Press whichever key you have bound to capture
-When you feel you're done ripping, navigate to the folder where the textures were ripped to
-The texture files are in .DDS (DirectX Texture) format. Pain.NET is able to open this format.
-Open files, then crop what you want.

Here are some examples of a ripped texture bank:
-From Ape Escape (Primarily a 3D game):

-From Gex (Primarily a 2D game):