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Here's a first try after reading some of the tutorials in the first post. I can't really draw anything other than basic geometric shapes, but it will be fun to play around more. -= study of orb =- WorldIndustries fucked around with this message at 08:54 on Jun 13, 2012 |
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punchdaily posted:I am finally, after almost two decades of trying, getting a somewhat firm hold on pixel graphics. but I made some GameBoy RPG mock-ups a month or so ago as a lark. I like working within the Gameboy palate because it stops me from going apeshit on the sprites. I was inspired by the sprites of the Japanese version of Ghostbusters 2 for the NES, which has some super-adorable sprite work, and is made by the team that made Kirby's Adventure! It's really worth a try if you can get a hold of it. Warning: For some reason Winston is blue. These are absolutely wonderful. I'd love to see the Ghostbusters 2 sprites you used as inspiration, is there any good site for viewing these as opposed to just trying to glean from screenshots? http://spriters-resource.com doesn't seem to have anything and that's the only big site I know for resources like that.
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Jun 13, 2012 23:43
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Seashell Salesman posted:Okay, I found a free library provided by the GraphicsGale folks which will read gal files into bitmap handles (they only provide a windows binary naturally), with that I can covert gal files to other animations or explode them into multiple static images of whatever format I like. Why on Earth they would provide this for free when their entire upgrade pitch is "Convert to GIF!" is beyond me. If anyone is interested in doing conversions like this (especially if you want to do it programmatically) then I can point out the framework code I used, which is extremely simple. But I suspect I might be the only person in the universe who cares about this. I would love to see that code, it sounds useful for me too.
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Ash Crimson posted:Will do so! Specifically the arms or the body itself moving up and down? I think the main thing now is on the last frame of the kick back, the flat of his foot is perpendicular to the ground. If that was angled somewhat I think it would look pretty natural.
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Tunicate posted:I found a great tutorial! thats cool, where was it posted?
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