A downloadable tool for Windows

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This tool will easily convert previous RPG Maker sprite sheets from VX-MZ into Unite ready sprite sheets. 

This is perfect for those with lots of DLC to transfer to Unite or for asset creators who want to still create assets in the previous RPG Maker setups, but then convert them quickly to Unite.

Tutorial for use in on my YouTube channel, link is on the right, enjoy!


Change log:

  • v1.2 added preferences, ability to name exports, 1px border, and _stripN suffix options
  • v1.1 fixes the character (actor 1 or 8) by adding the transparency pixels recommended in the web manual
  • v1.0 initial release and was based on the closed beta material requirements at that time
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Buy Now$3.00 USD or more

In order to download this tool you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $3 USD. You will get access to the following files:

RPG Maker To Unite Asset Converter v1.2 32 MB
RPG Maker To Unite Asset Converter v1.1 32 MB
RPG Maker To Unite Asset Converter v1.0 32 MB

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BoilingFrog127 days ago(-2)

Hello this might be unusual but do you have a tool / tutorial that can convert WolfRPG tiles to RPG Maker format? Thanks.

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in9ut5228 days ago (1 edit)

It appears that A5 tiles and B-E tiles need to be 98*98 not 96*96 in size so the format for those doesn't work. A1 through A4 work . RN i just do those tiles my self but the whole process is extremely time consuming. 

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Baz227 days ago

I will look into the A5 B-E exports, they were working great when I launched this tool and was beta testing Unite. 

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Baz35 days ago

Hello! 

So I went back and double checked and so far my A5/B-E exports are turning out exactly like they have it. 

For example:

Here is a tile of mine that is already imported into Unite (so it's the one the Unite mapping tool uses):


Then here is a tile already imported tile that comes with Unite (again the one the mapping tool uses):


Both are 98x98 with 1px borders. 

I think what is happening is this:

  • The original grey tile (default asset) is imported as a 96x96 with no 1px transparency. I'm thinking Unite auto converts this to a 98x98 1px border tile if the asset is 96x96. That must be why the manual says that, although they need to make it clear that if you import it as 96x96 you don't need the 1px border.
  • Mine (the grass) is imported already as a 98x98 with 1px border and Unite seems to recognize that and just use it without modifying it.

Now that I remember, the beta was 98x98 with us providing a 1px border ourselves (one reason I made this tool). So they must have made the process easier by only needing to upscale and cut (96x96) and not provide the 1px border because it will be handled on import. With that said, my method still works, so they must have kept the legacy check for it internally.

Now I might be missing something so please let me know if I am!

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