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Mirroring Chipsets
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#1 • Dec 13, 2006
    • I want to mirror a section of chips in a downloaded chipset; how do I go about this easiest?
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    #2 • Dec 13, 2006
    • hmm waht exactly do you mean? and what software version?
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    #3 • Dec 13, 2006
    • Rpg Maker 2000; I want to mirror the chips, as in...The end of a building is on the left hand side, I want to mirror that part of the building so I can use it on the other side
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    #4 • Dec 13, 2006
    • You can use paint. Get the part you want to mirror. Image > Mirror/Rotate > Mirror horicontal (through the vertical axis), copy it back into a empty part of the tileset.
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