Stool charset?

I have looked EVERYWHERE.....and I cannot find a stool charset....i suck at making charsets, so could someone make me one? you will have credit in my game...thx

I have looked EVERYWHERE.....and I cannot find a stool charset....i suck at making charsets, so could someone make me one? you will have credit in my game...thx

Hmm. I'll have to look later then. I assume it's so the stools can "move"? If you really need to, you can have your event's picture set up as the stool in the second layer..

.....hmmmmm

Err, I'm not sure what you need at this point. I'm assuming that the "use second layer's stool" as the event picture is good enough then?

Im sorry, but, really, I'm a n00b.....could you explain to me what you mean?

I'm sorry if I overexplain stuff below if you already know these terms...

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So when I say "second layer" I mean the "blue layer".

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Chipset (aka Tileset) - the tiles you use to build the world itself.
Charset - Used for event pictures (such as treasure chests, people, etc.)

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Anyway, here's the stool on the second layer. You can use upper-layer tiles in events as well as putting them directly on the map.

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Anyway, the above is how to set up a "moving stool" event thingy, using the default stool graphic in the second layer.

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As an aside, all images above are hosted by http://www.iownjoo.com

Thanks for telling me that....I misunderstood you....but the thing is, I'm making a game using tall-charsets, and that stool just doesn't fit the size

"Tall" charasets? I assume you mean RTP-sized (the same size as the ones that RPG Maker came with). Those'll actually work.. Based on the size, anyway. (Though I guess the stool is a bit small. You can edit that directly in the charset without affecting much.)

Other than that, for various charsets/chipsets, check Google. If you can't find it there, it doesn't exist as far as the general "internet public" is concerned.. you'll have to, unfortunately, make your own.