For that you may need to set file extensions to visible in your system's file explorer (how to do this depends on your OS). png): in that case you can manually rename the file extension.
Do you see a warning symbol (yellow triangle with ! in it) in the image list beside your custom sprite sheet?.a very simple file name like a.png, to see if that helps? Have you tried renaming your sheet, e.g.Sometimes the editor might not see replacements/edits of active files. Save your project, then close and re-open the editor.But when I click on it, the sprites that appear in the preview box are the ones from the Actor1 file.Ideas:
When I select character sprites for an actor in the Database, my custom image file shows up in the list. Do not put a $ at the start of the filename if the sheet has empty space for the other 7 characters. $m圜har.png means "split this sheet into 4 rows and 3 columns (1 character block)". I exported the image as a png, added a dollar sign to the front of the filename, and put it in the game folder. EDIT: After doing a bit more searching I was able to find a sprite grid after thanks to for telling me what I needed because I did not know.Originally posted by CircusLion3000:I have only finished the sprites for one of my characters so far, so only the top left corner is filled in. Thank you for any advice you can give me. If anyone can tell me what I am doing wrong please tell me because I'm just really annoyed because I cannot figure what causing my sprite not to show up properly. This is how my sprite comes out in rpg maker. I did realize that the color shows in RPG Maker so I have left it transparency. Here is the full file of the sprite the reason there is ton of space because I will be adding other characters soon. It's really frustrating because I cannot figure out how to get my sprite to fit within MV. The problem is my sprite does not show up well at all and I have tried everything I search for like putting the $ and ! importing them from the resource manager but my sprite gets cut off. I have not completely finished the sprite yet but wanted to put it into the software to see how it moves and such. I had look at a bunch of tutorials changing the default sprites because I did not want them to be chibi so I had made them a bit more taller. A few days ago I just got into RPG Maker MV and started making some sprites for a game I would like to make at some point.
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