It's pretty detailed and has a whole section about asset standards. 1) How do I get rid of the black box 2) What is the green thing near the sprites skirt Thank you. You can find this type of stuff out by just pressing F1 while you've got RPG Maker open, and checking the help file. A simple explanation of RPG Maker MV sprite sheet sizing and formating. That is amazing The only problem is, I cant even see my sprite in the output folder. Please note that 'RPG Maker MZ - Visustella School Horror Vol 1' and 'RPG Maker MV - Visustella School Horror Vol 1' are the same pack, only the title 'MV' and 'MZ' are different. This plugin will bring back that old feature and give you access to use spritesheets as pictures once more with complete frame control. Ever since then, later iterations of RPG Maker lacked the feature. As long as you keep that in mind, and keep the file structured properly, you can make your sprites any size. In RPG Maker 2003, pictures had the ability to load spritesheets and display certain frames from them at the issue of a command. So it will assume that the width of each sprite is the total width of the file divided by 12, and it will assume that the height of each sprite is the total height divided by 8. If you *don't* have a '$' in front of the file name, then the engine will assume that the sheet has 96 images (in a 8 x 12 grid).
So just make sure that your sprite sheet can be evenly divided into a 4 x 3 grid, and then your sprite size can be whatever you want.
It will assume that the width of each sprite is the width of the file divided by 3, and it will assume that the height of your sprite is the height of the file divided by 4. If the filename of your sprite sheet starts with a '$', then the engine will assume that sheet contains 12 images (4 rows with 3 columns). There is no limit to the size of the sprite.
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