on file / properties you have to check "single pallete" if you want to have it on all frames.

just had to say I love this stuff. I think I was the first to flip out about GGX. I totally do want to use some 3d because it seems like a great way to tween and do enviroments, but I'm kinda scared of the learning curve...I know very very little.

will look into this eventually.

EDIT: after reading the thread a bit better, Howard Day said he was already modifying the normal with his unity experiments, he's also shared his process to make 3d sprites before, specifically IRKALLA style sprites : https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=35320.msg1029055#msg1029055 we should try to get him in here

thx tsej, well be talkin =)

Has anybody tried making resizable bones like those in GGxrd? that's one of the things that interests me the most

Also, Has anybody tried contacting this yadoob person that made the GGxrd pdf? he seems to be looking at the GGxrd model himself, he reveals a nose geometry to create an outline that isnt revealed elsewhere AND he uses blender.

nice little topic. Had a nice chat about it =D
2005 is definitively way too late for pixelation. I started being absent from it by 2005 for sure.

Madgarden told me he remembered it as a subforum to the Game Developer's Refuge from about 1998. Alex dug this up at archive.com https://web.archive.org/web/20020608081439/http://boards.swoo.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?s=3cfdbfd81e80ffff from 2002, but I'm pretty sure I was here by 2001. I guess I may be off by a year but it's defintively not 2005

 

bump! looking for work!

have some carwrecks from Deathroad to Canada

normally with your sprites  the  S/w s/e n/w n/e views dont look weird, cause they're bipeds, but the  S/w s/e are looking weird, the face is obviously not from that projection. The n/w n/e legs are also looking weird, they dont connect like you would expect for that perspective, I dont know what rationale you used to incline the lines there but it looks off