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Well, the original image was touched up and saved as a .bmp, then I optimized it and then saved it as a pcx.

I have the stage almost fixed. my only problem is now a duplicate image has appeared behind the original

im so confused, im just gonna post the code.

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; Definition of stage 0 (training stage)
; *** denotes values you should change/check for each stage.
; The term "background" is used to mean both backgrounds and foregrounds.

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Info]
;Name of the stage.
name = "Poorly Drawn II"
displayname = "Poorly DrawnII" ;Name to display
versiondate = 08,12,2010 ;Version date of stage (MM,DD,YYYY or X.XX)
mugenversion = 1.0 ;Version of M.U.G.E.N stage works on (X.XX)
author = "Bobbotheclown" ;Stage author name

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Camera]
;Camera starting position: Usually 0 for both
startx = 0
starty = 0

;Left and right bound of camera
;You may want to fiddle a bit with these values to make sure the
;background doesn't move too far or too little
;***
boundleft = -400
boundright = 400

;High and low bound of camera
;High is a negative number. Make is more negative if you want to
;camera to be able to move higher.
;Low should usually be 0.
;If omitted, defaults to -25 and 0 respectively
;***
boundhigh = -307
boundlow = 0

;This is how much the camera will move vertically towards the
;highest player. Valid values are from 0 to 1. A value of 0 will mean
;the camera does not move up at all. A value of 1 will makes the camera
;follow the highest player.
;Typically .2 for normal-sized backgrounds. You may need to pull this
;value up for taller backgrounds.
verticalfollow = .75

;Minimum vertical distance the highest player has to be from the floor,
;before the camera starts to move up to follow him. For extremely
;tall stages, a floor tension of about 20-30 coupled with a
;vertical-follow of .8 allows the camera to follow the action.
floortension = 60

;Horizontal distance player is from edge before camera starts to move
;left or right. Typically 50 or 60.
tension = 50

;Number of pixels beyond the top and bottom of the screen that may
;be drawn. Overdraw specifies the how much can be seen during an
;EnvShake. Overdraw pixels will also be used when the screen aspect
;is taller than the stage aspect.
overdrawhigh = 0
overdrawlow = 0

;Number of pixels into the top and bottom of the screen that may be
;cut from drawing when the screen aspect is shorter than the stage
;aspect. These parameters suggest a guideline, and the actual
;number of pixels cut depends on the difference in aspect.
cuthigh = 35
cutlow = 25

;--------------------------------------------------------
[PlayerInfo]
;--- Player 1 ---
;Player 1 starting coordinates.
;p1startx is typically -70 and p2startx is 70.
;p1starty should be 0.
p1startx = -70 ;Starting x coordinates
p1starty = 0 ;Starting y coordinates
p1facing = 1 ;Direction player faces: 1=right, -1=left

;--- Player 2 ---
p2startx = 70
p2starty = 0
p2facing = -1

;--- Common ---
;Don't change these values.
leftbound = -1000 ;Left bound (x-movement)
rightbound = 1000 ;Right bound

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Bound]
;Distance from left/right edge of screen that player can move to
;Typically 15
screenleft = 15 ;Dist from left of screen that player can move to
screenright = 15 ;Right edge

;--------------------------------------------------------
[StageInfo]
;"Ground" level where players stand at, measured in pixels from the
;top of the screen.
;Adjust this value to move the ground level up/down in the screen.
;***
zoffset = 190

;Leave this at 1. It makes the players face each other
autoturn = 1

;Set the following to 1 to have the background reset itself between
;rounds.
resetBG = 1

;Width and height of the local coordinate space of the stage.
localcoord = 320, 240

;Horizontal and vertical scaling factor for drawing.
xscale = 1
yscale = 1

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Shadow]
;This is the shadow darkening intensity. Valid values range from
;0 (lightest) to 256 (darkest). Defaults to 128 if omitted.
intensity = 0
;This is the shadow color given in r,g,b. Valid values for each
;range from 0 (lightest) to 255 (darkest).
;Defaults to 0,0,0 if omitted.
;intensity and color's effects add up to give the final shadow
;result.
color = 0,0,0

;This is the scale factor of the shadow. Use a big scale factor
;to make the shadow longer. You can use a NEGATIVE scale factor
;to make the shadow fall INTO the screen.
;Defaults to 0.4 if omitted.
yscale = .3

;This parameter lets you set the range over which the shadow is
;visible. The first value is the high level, and the second is
;the middle level. Both represent y-coordinates of the player.
;A shadow is invisible if the player is above the high level,
;and fully visible if below the middle level. The shadow is
;faded in between the two levels. This gives an effect of the
;shadow fading away as the player gets farther away from the
;ground. If omitted, defaults to no level effects (shadow is
;always fully visible).
fade.range = 0,0

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Reflection]
;Intensity of reflection (from 0 to 256). Set to 0 to have no
;reflection. Defaults to 0.
intensity = 0

;--------------------------------------------------------
[Music]
;Put a filename for a MOD, MP3 or MIDI here, or just leave it
;blank if you don't want music. If an invalid filename is
;given, then no music will play. To play CD audio, put
;the track number followed by ".da". Using a track number of
;0 will play a random audio track. For example, to play
;track 3 from a music CD, use:
; bgmusic = 3.da
bgmusic =

;Adjust the volume. 0 is normal, negative for softer, and
;positive for louder (only for mp3, mods and CDA)
bgvolume = 0

;========================================================
;--------------------------------------------------------
; Background definition
; ***
;-------------------------------------
; [BG x]
; type = normal "Normal"/"Parallax" (def: "normal")

; spriteno = ?, ? Sprite group and number: groupno, imgno (req'd)
; start = ?, ? Starting location (integer) (def: 0, 0)
; delta = ?, ? Change in location per camera unit moved (float) (def: 1,1)
; trans = ? Transparency settings: "none"/"add"/"add1"/"sub"" (def: "none")
; mask = ? Masking (int): 0 - off, 1 - on (def: 0)
; velocity = ?, ? Velocity: x, y (float): speed background moves (def: 0, 0)
; tile = ?, ? Tiling: xtile, ytile (int): 0 - off, 1 - infinite,
; >1 - tile that number of times (def: 0, 0) - only for Normal BG
; tilespacing = ?, ? Tiling: x, y (int) : space between tiles (def: 0, 0)
; Parallax-only:
; xscale = ?, ? Top xscale, bottom xscale (float)
; width = ?, ? Top width, bottom width (int) (use either this or above, but not both)
; yscalestart = ? Starting y-scale (float, in percent) (def: 100)
; yscaledelta = ? Change in y-scale per unit (float, in percent) (def: 0)
;-------------------------------------

;-------------------------------------
; Main background definition
[BGdef]
;Filename of sprite data
spr = PoorlyDrawnII.sff

;Set to 1 if you want to clear the screen to magenta before
;drawing layer 0 (the default background). Good for spotting "holes"
;in your background.
;Remember to turn this off when you are done debugging the background,
;because it slows down performance.
debugbg = 0

;----------
; Start each background element with the following:
; Make sure it's "[BG n]", where n is anything you like (it's only used to
; report errors.) For example, you could use: [BG TheFloor]
; Specify as many as you like. This is an example of a normal background:
[BG 0]

;The background type goes here: for now, only NORMAL and PARALLAX
;If this line is omitted, the type will be assumed to be normal.
type = normal

;The sprite number to use for the background (from the SFF specified above)
;It's the group-number, followed by a comma, then the sprite-number
;*** Do not omit this line.
spriteno = 0, 0

;This is the layer number, which determines where the sprite is drawn to.
;Valid values are 0 and 1.
;0 for background (behind characters), 1 for foreground (in front)
;If this line is omitted, the default value of 0 will be assumed.
layerno = 0

;This is the starting location of the background in the format
;x, y
;If this line is omitted, the default value of 0,0 will be assumed.
start = 0, 0

;These are the number of pixels the background moves for every single unit
;of camera movement, in the format
;x, y
;For the main background (eg. the floor the players stand on) you'll want
;to use a delta of 1,1. Things farther away should have a smaller delta,
;like 0.5 for example. Things near the camera should have a larget delta.
;If this line is omitted, the default value of 1,1 will be assumed.
delta = 1, 1

;Here is the transparency setting of the background.
;Valid values are:
;"none" for normal drawing
;"add" for colour addition (like a spotlight effect)
;"add1" for colour addition with background dimmed to 50% brightness
;"addalpha" for colour addition with control over alpha values (you need
; an "alpha" parameter if you use this)
;"sub" for colour subtraction (like a shadow effect)
;If this line is omitted, it's assumed that there will be no transparency.
trans = none

;Use this parameter only if "trans = addalpha". First value is the alpha
;of the source (sprite), and the second is the alpha of the destination
;(background). The values range from 0 to 256.
;Uncomment the line below to use it:
;alpha = 256,0

;Mask means whether or not to draw colour zero of a sprite.
;If you turn masking off, the background will take less CPU power to draw,
;so remember to turn it off on sprites that don't use it.
;If this line is omitted, it's assumed that there will be no masking.
mask = 0

;The format for tiling is x,y. For each of them, the value is:
;0 to use no tiling, 1 to tile, n where (n>1) to tile n times.
;If this line is omitted, it's assumed that there will be no tiling.
tile = 1, 0

;This is the x and y space between each tile, for tiled backgrounds
;If omitted, default value is 0,0
tilespacing = 0,0

;This defines the drawing space, or "window" of the background. It's
;given in the form
;x1,y1, x2,y2
;where (x1,y1)-(x2,y2) define a rectangular box.
;Make the window smaller if you only want to draw part of the background.
;You normally do not have to change this setting. Value values range from
;0-319 for x, and 0-239 for y. The values are 0,0, 319,239 by default (full
;screen).
;Uncomment the line below to use it:
;window = 0,0, 319, 239

;Similar to the delta parameter, this one affects the movement of
;the window. Defaults to 0,0
;Uncomment the line below to use it:
;windowdelta = 0,0

;----------
[BG 0] #Backdrop
type = normal
spriteno = 0, 1
start = 0, 370
delta = 2, 2
mask = 0
velocity = 0, 0
tile = 1, 0
tilespacing = 0, 0

;----------
[BG 1]
type = normal
spriteno = 0, 0
start = 0, 185
delta = 1, 1
mask = 1
velocity = 0, 0
tile = 1, 0
tilespacing = 0, 0

Can someone please explain what Im doing wrong. or put it into a quote box or something?

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