[Sprite Editor] Reduce image quality or delete child sprites.

I'm, making custom sprites for my server, and whenever I try to add a new sprite (a crown, for example) it says that error. I'm adding a new frame, not replacing, and If i add a normal frame with a crown that't currently in game, it works. I've always saved for web, tried the png-8 sequence, a .gif with 255 colors, etc. Nothing will work. Here are the two images if you want to possibly help me.

BTW. All the topics I googled didn't work.

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All you have to do is go to photoshop, and save image for web, and change the colors to 255, pretty simple. If you've done that and still get the same thing, then I believe your image is too big/small.

I dont want to start a new topic but i also have this topic, googled everything as well. tried everything.

you have to set image colors to 255. with photoshop
i can do that for you :)
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Originally Posted by TuxGaming [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

I dont want to start a new topic but i also have this topic, googled everything as well. tried everything.

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This means that the img file is way to big and needs to be reduced. You can do this simply with Photoshop or if you do not have access to photoshop GIMP will work just fine. You will have to google GIMP to find the steps because I have no idea, I use Photoshop. Sorry.

Here is the way to do it. Although the morons above could have just said this so simply they decided to be just that, morons.

NOTE - I recommend using .png for better quality and icon size 13x11 (if making icons). You can re-size images online free and simply without losing the quality by going to this link - [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (works for me)

Follow these steps:

1. Open the image in Photoshop that you would like to edit.

2. Go to File > Save for Web & Devices... or press ALT + Shift + CTRL + S.

3. This interface should pop up:
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4. Add all of the settings that I have circled in red and save.

5. Now the image should be in Kb not Bytes, thus reducing the size and quality to 255.

6. Done.

See people? Not that hard to explain something CORRECTLY. Hope this helps mate. If you need anymore help feel free to pm me. :)

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Originally Posted by loco1988 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

This means that the img file is way to big and needs to be reduced. You can do this simply with Photoshop or if you do not have access to photoshop GIMP will work just fine. You will have to google GIMP to find the steps because I have no idea, I use Photoshop. Sorry.

Here is the way to do it. Although the morons above could have just said this so simply they decided to be just that, morons.

NOTE - I recommend using .png for better quality and icon size 13x11 (if making icons). You can re-size images online free and simply without losing the quality by going to this link - [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (works for me)

Follow these steps:

1. Open the image in Photoshop that you would like to edit.

2. Go to File > Save for Web & Devices... or press ALT + Shift + CTRL + S.

3. This interface should pop up:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

4. Add all of the settings that I have circled in red and save.

5. Now the image should be in Kb not Bytes, thus reducing the size and quality to 255.

6. Done.

See people? Not that hard to explain something CORRECTLY. Hope this helps mate. If you need anymore help feel free to pm me. :)

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You can also use Fotor.com to resize the image, if you don't wanna install a software like Gimp or Photoshop.