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AFAIK, if you're looking for sprite replacements, like TTRS, UKRS or ARRS, NML can replace base sprites, yes. You only will have to redraw them. There are pages on the tt-wiki about baseset sprite replacement with NML.SimYouLater wrote:I feel like I'm done waiting for NRT to become useable with JGR's Patch Pack, and want to attempt to draw and code a simple roadset and bridges for it witha GPL v2 license. Can I do that in NML, or will I have to code it in NFO?
Can anyone link me to what he's talking about?acs121 wrote:AFAIK, if you're looking for sprite replacements, like TTRS, UKRS or ARRS, NML can replace base sprites, yes. You only will have to redraw them. There are pages on the tt-wiki about baseset sprite replacement with NML.SimYouLater wrote:I feel like I'm done waiting for NRT to become useable with JGR's Patch Pack, and want to attempt to draw and code a simple roadset and bridges for it witha GPL v2 license. Can I do that in NML, or will I have to code it in NFO?
https://www.tt-wiki.net/wiki/NMLTutoria ... eplacementSimYouLater wrote:Can anyone link me to what he's talking about?acs121 wrote:AFAIK, if you're looking for sprite replacements, like TTRS, UKRS or ARRS, NML can replace base sprites, yes. You only will have to redraw them. There are pages on the tt-wiki about baseset sprite replacement with NML.SimYouLater wrote:I feel like I'm done waiting for NRT to become useable with JGR's Patch Pack, and want to attempt to draw and code a simple roadset and bridges for it witha GPL v2 license. Can I do that in NML, or will I have to code it in NFO?
Thanks, I am currently working on the road graphics.Erato wrote:https://www.tt-wiki.net/wiki/NMLTutoria ... eplacementSimYouLater wrote:Can anyone link me to what he's talking about?acs121 wrote:
AFAIK, if you're looking for sprite replacements, like TTRS, UKRS or ARRS, NML can replace base sprites, yes. You only will have to redraw them. There are pages on the tt-wiki about baseset sprite replacement with NML.