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How to Add Custom Tiles to Your Pokemon ROM Hack

If you are a fan of Pokemon ROM hacks, you might have wondered how to create your own custom graphics and tiles for your game. Tiles are the basic building blocks of the maps in a Pokemon game, and they can make a big difference in the look and feel of your hack. In this article, we will show you how to add custom tiles to your Pokemon ROM hack using some simple tools and steps.

What You Will Need

Before you start, you will need the following tools and resources:

A Pokemon ROM that you want to hack. You can use any generation of Pokemon games, but we will use FireRed as an example.

An emulator that can run your ROM. We recommend VisualBoyAdvance.

A ROM hacking tool that can edit maps and tiles. We recommend AdvanceMap.

A tile editing tool that can convert images to tilesets. We recommend TileHelperAdvance.

An image editing program that can crop and edit tiles. We recommend Microsoft Paint or GIMP.

Some custom tiles that you want to use. You can find many public tiles on DeviantArt or other websites. Just make sure to credit the original artists if you use their tiles. We will use Magiscarf's tiles as an example.

Step 1: Crop and Convert Your Tiles

The first step is to crop and convert your custom tiles to a format that AdvanceMap can use. To do this, follow these steps:

Open your image editing program and crop the tiles that you want to use. You can use any size of tiles, but they must be square and have a multiple of 8 pixels (e.g. 16x16, 32x32, etc.). Replace the background color with a neutral color that is not used in the tiles. We recommend pink.

Save your cropped image as a PNG file.

Open TileHelperAdvance and load your image file. Click on \"Convert tileset\" and save the new image and palette files. Make sure to save the palette file as an AdvanceMap file (either 1.92 or 1.95, depending on what version of AdvanceMap you are using).

Step 2: Add Your Tiles to AdvanceMap

The next step is to add your custom tiles to AdvanceMap and replace some of the existing tiles with them. To do this, follow these steps:

Open AdvanceMap and load your ROM file. Select a map that you want to edit. We will use Pallet Town as an example.

Click on the \"Block Editor\" button at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Select a palette from 7 to 12 in the drop-down menu at the top right corner of the screen. These are the palettes for the secondary tileset, which are different for each map. For example, Pallet Town's secondary tileset contains the colors of the houses and Oak's lab.

Click on \"Load Palette\" and select your palette file that you saved from TileHelperAdvance.

Click on \"Load Tileset\" and select your image file that you saved from TileHelperAdvance.

You should see your custom tiles appear in the block editor window. You can scroll down to see more tiles.

To replace some of the existing tiles with your custom ones, simply drag and drop them from the block editor window to the tileset window on the left side of the screen. You can also right-click on a tile in the block editor window and select \"Copy Tile\" or \"Paste Tile\" to copy or paste it to another location in the tileset window.

You can also edit the properties of each tile by clicking on it in the tileset window and changing its settings in the panel below it. For example, you can change its behavior (e.g. walkable, solid, etc.), its priority (e.g. above or below sprites), its animation (e.g. water, grass, etc.), and its palette (e.g. day or night).

Step 3: Test Your Tiles in Your Game

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