On this page you'll find programs and other resources that you'll probably find quite useful.

• Animget (.zip)
  • Animget is a wonderful tool for sprite ripping. Once you start using it, you'll wonder how you lived without it. This program basically takes screenshots at a ridiculously fast rate, but only saves them if the image on the screen has changed from the previous image it took. For a better explanation, check out the ripping tutorial on this very site.
    
    
• Tile Molester (.zip)
  • Despite its somewhat disturbing name, this is my personal favorite tile-viewing program (and the only one I've had any considerable success with). You need the java runtime environment installed on your computer to use it. DualEdge has written an awesome tutorial for using this program, which you can check out by clicking here. I have no problem hosting this here, since the original author seems to have disappeared off the face of the planet.
    
    
• Tile Molester Alternate Version (.zip)
  • This is another version of Tile Molester that is slightly modified from the original version, and includes support for GBA pallette files. It's not nearly as stable as the regular version, so keep the zip file around.
    
    
• GGD (.zip)
  • Another tile viewer, this one is potentially very powerful but it's hard to wrap your head around it. And of course, we've got a tutorial courtesy of Crimson Penguin.

If you've got any suggestions for stuff to add to this page, feel free to notify me. Just keep in mind that the file size should be reasonable.