diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt index b4a29aaaab6fdfbce2076c01865aa263c424459e..1b2e817b4ccd30aa4554a26112d9e293e9fefbe2 100644 --- a/readme.txt +++ b/readme.txt @@ -1,19 +1,14 @@ -Kartmaker, maintained by Kart Krew Dev - -DR. ROBOTNIK'S RING RACERS KART SPRITES BY VELOCITONI, PERMISSIONS: -- SRB2 Message Board: only for use within the context of Ring Racers modifications; as long as it's for Ring Racers it can be modified or edited and used without permission. -- Just ask for permission from VelocitOni for any use otherwise. +Followermaker, created by Superstarxalien based on Kartmaker HOW TO USE: -- Copy one of the KC_example/ folders and rename it (your WAD will be named after this folder) -- Edit the top of "properties.txt" to set various kart stats for your racer, and adjust the RGB colors that the +- Copy one of the example/ folders and rename it (your WAD will be named after this folder) +- Edit the top of "properties.txt" to set various properties for your follower, and adjust the RGB colors that the converter considers transparent pixels if you want -- Create or paste your racer's sprites into the template provided (if you're pasting, make sure to erase the wheel - shine from the sprites so that the converter can apply the proper shine for each frame!) -- Replace the sound files in the folder with OGG sounds that you want your racer to have (this program does not convert +- Create or paste your follower's sprites into the template provided +- Replace the sound file in the folder with the OGG sound that you want your follower to have (this program does not convert or add echo for you) -- Drag the folder onto kartmaker.exe, or run kartmaker.exe and pass the folder as an argument -- The WAD will be placed next to your character's source folder, ready to play +- Drag the folder onto followermaker.exe, or run followermaker.exe and pass the folder as an argument +- The WAD will be placed next to your follower's source folder, ready to play Ignore build.bat and the src/ folder for standard use. This is a compile script and source files. You can use it if you want to modify the program (you need GCC installed). I make no guarantees that the program compiles on other setups.