9000,0 Portrait Issues

[OroCrimson]

On this project I'm working on, I can't get these characters to use their default pallete on the character select screen:

 

Angel, shown on top, Ragna, shown towards the bottom, and Ryu, just under Ragna, are shown with odd palletes.
(Ryu is technically correct, but I gave him a new default pallete that gives him black hair instead of blue, and would like the select screen to do the same.)

I'm not sure how to get it to show the proper color pallete?

[NotAGoodName]

Open the SFF in FF3 and see what palette is being displayed.  If it's the one being displayed here, you need to use the change palette feature to manually change what palette is saved in the SFF.  If that's not it, it might be using what the DEF has set as the default palette.  All else fails, zap it with DOS2Win or whatever that one thing is and see if that helps.

[WattaWright]

Two of those seem fine though.

Well, what I would do is save that 9000,0 image, remove it from the SFF file, and then reinsert it back into the end of the SFF file. This kind of problem often occurs when using custom portraits.

[OroCrimson]

Two of those seem fine though.

 

Ragna isn't supposed to have orange hair, it's supposed to be white.

Angel isn't supposed to have red hair, it too is supposed to be white.

And as mentioned, I want Ryu to have the new color I gave him.

I'm not sure if that'll fix it, they're not using miscolored palletes, they're just using one of the characters' other palletes. But I'll give it a try nonetheless.

EDIT: Upon reuploading, I think the pcx's original colors are what're being shown in the select screen. I think I have an idea of how to fix it.

EDIT 2: Not working x.x

[Neo_Fire_Sonic]

i would suggest, opening the picture, then apply the correct palette your looking for to the image, then save that image as the 9000,0 one

[OroCrimson]

Open the SFF in FF3 and see what palette is being displayed.  If it's the one being displayed here, you need to use the change palette feature to manually change what palette is saved in the SFF.  If that's not it, it might be using what the DEF has set as the default palette.  All else fails, zap it with DOS2Win or whatever that one thing is and see if that helps.

 

Thank you! That worked!

I think my general problem was that I use and prefer FFClassic. But FF3 is great for moments like these.