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You're welcome! I hope the tool will continue to serve you well in the future.

Honestly, I'm not sure where the issue lies. I have taken your image and tested it with STSM and I get this much more sensible result.

I would recommend you use this slope, STSM cannot deal with overhangs but I cannot guarantee that it will fix your issue.

I assume you're already using the most recent version of the tool? If not, download it again.

It is no longer just possible, it is done. Check out this tutorial I made on how to.
https://mrlevrocks.itch.io/mode7/devlog/812974/how-to-add-billboards-to-mode-7-s...

I have make a quick tutorial on how to make billboards using the code already included in the shader code examples. It's pretty easy, actually.
https://mrlevrocks.itch.io/mode7/devlog/812974/how-to-add-billboards-to-mode-7-s...
Normalizing depth might be a bit harder but what you could do is pass the calculated height from the draw event into a defined variable and then set that in the end step event. Tell me if that works.

God, it's been so long since I touched this but it should be possible. I'll have to look into the code again to tell you how to calculate the relative coordinates of a billboard object so that you can place it accurately.
As for depth, it should be relative to the calculated y coordinate of an object but I didn't implement it because I struggled with it myself. Should I figure it out, I could get back to you.

It should be possible to make billboarded sprites. That's how the car in the demo is made. But to get proper projection, the relative position of an object to the camera would have to be calculated first. There's some code already in the shader package you can buy but I didn't implement any billboarded sprites (other than the player).

Thanks for checking out my little game. I don't know if you read the controls on this page but you can change the window size with SELECT on your controller.
I left you a comment on the video too.

You're welcome. Enjoy using this and my other tools!

These images should be fine, I made them with the tool in mind. Do you get any error messages saying a field is empty, do you input all necessary fields (maybe you forgot the background colour)? Only other issue I could see is Java not being installed on your PC, so the tool cannot be ran. Is it?

The description of this tool is so old, a rewrite to make it clearer is long overdue. Making an example video is a good idea, I'll consider making one if I can.
In the meantime, do you have any problems I could help you with? If you're unsure about something, I could explain to you how to use it.

You know, I never really considered throwing my tools into VirusTotal before. Checking it, it seems to trip a few trojan detectors and I don't know if I can do anything about that. The tool needs to write/read data else it wouldn't be able to do what it's supposed to do. If it makes you feels safer, you can run the JAR file without needing the executable by opening a console and entering the following line into it.

java -jar [JAR location]

Funnily, looking up the "detected viruses", someone had the same false positive playing Bridge Constructor: Portal a few years back.

You're more than welcome. If there's any ideas for features or new tools I could make, feel free to reach out. And don't forget to recommend it to all your friends and colleagues!

Do you mean bending around a custom shape? Sadly not, to do that I'd actually have to find a way to express the shapes mathematically. I can do that with circles because they're so simple. 

You'll have to be a little more precise. How do you imagine would a tile set output as a CSV spreadsheet file look? How would you use it?
I won't decline the request outright, but I don't know what you're after, even.

Thank you. If you think there's something to add that would make using this better, go ahead and tell me.
That tile set looks great so far looking forward to what you make of it!