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* Image editor of your choice. paint.net will be used for this tutorial
* Image editor of your choice. paint.net will be used for this tutorial.
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First off, we need to make sure our image has a size of 256x192. To do so, I'm going to resize this image using paint.net
[{Image src='1.gif'}]
After our image has the correct resolution, we are going to expand the canvas downwards in such a way that the image is now 256x256. There should be a transparent 256 x 64 rectangle below our image, the purpose of this gap will be explained better
[{Image src='2.gif'}]
Once this is done, our image is now ready to be saved as png and get converted to the format used by the game
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