I also have something similar:



But these outlines still allow human error to surface. What may actually be better is not a grid for putting graphics on, but a sort of measurement to align sprites against... For "manual" methods such as these I haven't played around with enough to get a firm grasp but I'm sure there's an easier method, either automatic or manually.

EDIT: Forgive any blurriness, for photobucket automatically converts Bitmaps into PNG formats in a manner which is lossy.

from lookin at yours i think one i put in my last psot is simpler and since i began usign mine i havent had any error's to say ecept for the once inawhile large sprite which looks off.

Simplicity.
I use the Fill tool on the red box (large so I don't have to use precision accuracy).
The blue-grey BG is there so I can see stuff.

From what Ive heard this is pretty lame but Ive always been curious.

You heard wrong. The tool isn't lame. Tools who scoff at it are lame.
It has it's limitations, but none that can't be worked around to make an interesting game.

Tools are those that listen to what other tools have to say.

I agree the tool is outdated, well, it was already dated at the time of its release. However, the best tool is always the one that achieves what you want to do in the most simple way, and Sim Rpg maker 95 is still pretty good at what it does. A pity it doesn't get a newer version, but not many people got hooked with the original.

Precisely why we need a revised version. Sim RPGMaker 2010.

Agreed, I'd would love to see an updated version. Next time your online send me a message, I want to send you the latest SRPG95 build I've been working on in my spare time.

You're the one whose never on