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Just finished this bastard: Every frame done so far: 
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Sullik posted:That's great! This is really well done. I like the timing and follow-through on the sword strike. I like how the two individual forward/back sword strike frames are slightly different. I love the secondary action on his hair. What program did you animate this in? There are programs made specifically for pixelart, but I just haven't spent the time to learn them yet. @gmc9987: I'm making a game with a friend.   You can download an older demo of how the game used to be here, but a lot has changed since then. .TakaM fucked around with this message at 12:47 on Oct 23, 2009 |
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Working on a new enemy for my game, Jerkmole: 
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Thanks guys  The arms came out more floaty than I planned, but I wanted them held above his head so they player can't jump on him and he looks ready to attack.
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We didn't want to make a fangame anymore so it's now Fetch Quest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6xZOKO58wk I just finished an animation for the jerkmole to skid as he changes direction running and my pc blue screened... of course I didn't save.
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Hinchu posted:drat, that's really bad rear end! How large is your team? You guys going commercial with this?
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Haha yes, a 3 frame walk/run cycle is an insane challenge. :p Your buildings look pretty good already, you might want to tone down the saturation on the green and blue to be a bit more in line with the other buildings. I think the perspective is a bit flat though, you may want to consider projecting the buildings back a little, it could make for a good Double Dragon reference too.  I would also suggest mixing up the brick pattern a bit more, maybe some buildings could use larger bricks, they don't all need to be made with bricks, the shade separating the bricks doesn't always have to be lighter than the bricks, etc. Just try to break up repetition where you spot it. Also cracks and other details go a long way. As for websites, the spriters resource is probably the biggest collection of pixel art from pretty much every game worth looking at. I really like your series btw, it's a great idea and I look forward to more episodes.
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