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Pixel Art / Re: Headshot
« on: November 07, 2006, 07:42:56 pm »
Something seems wierd to me with his jawline, almost...mumps-y. I guess you'd probably fix it up with AAing as you color, though.
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General Discussion / Re: Pixelation Demographics
« on: November 07, 2006, 05:35:49 pm »
Male, 18 (19 in two weeks).
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Pixel Art / Re: New Project - Animation feedback?
« on: November 07, 2006, 05:29:20 pm »
The fireball was meant to show the impact of the punch rather than be an actual fireball. As for a roundhouse kick- well, I'd love to do that, but I really don't think I'm good enough.
I've been reworking the walking animation for the platform sprite. I've seen a lot of you guys here using this technique and I've never tried it before. What do you think?
Progress. Newest on right.
I was able to give him knees and still keep the cute stubby look, I think.
I've been reworking the walking animation for the platform sprite. I've seen a lot of you guys here using this technique and I've never tried it before. What do you think?
Progress. Newest on right.
I was able to give him knees and still keep the cute stubby look, I think.
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Pixel Art / Re: New Project - Animation feedback?
« on: November 07, 2006, 03:07:02 pm »
Thank you.
My original plan was to create the came in a semi-platformer, semi-rpg style, similar to Paper Mario. I've changed it a bit, though, to a game that will have both platformer and RPG elements in separate areas, to allow for a bit more variety.
This means that I'll probably scratch that I have so far and redo it to fit a more traditional platformer perspective and style.
In terms of the RPG sprite, I really need some help. I've been making RPG sprites for a while now, but I always have a problem on the side views, usually settling on a side view that looks like a platform sprite. I need some serious advice on making the top-down perspective thing work (on the side mostly, but on the front as well).
And this guy I just uploaded because I did it and felt like showing him for fun. It's basically the punch animation from above with chothing.
My original plan was to create the came in a semi-platformer, semi-rpg style, similar to Paper Mario. I've changed it a bit, though, to a game that will have both platformer and RPG elements in separate areas, to allow for a bit more variety.
This means that I'll probably scratch that I have so far and redo it to fit a more traditional platformer perspective and style.
In terms of the RPG sprite, I really need some help. I've been making RPG sprites for a while now, but I always have a problem on the side views, usually settling on a side view that looks like a platform sprite. I need some serious advice on making the top-down perspective thing work (on the side mostly, but on the front as well).
And this guy I just uploaded because I did it and felt like showing him for fun. It's basically the punch animation from above with chothing.
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Pixel Art / Re: New Project - Animation feedback?
« on: November 07, 2006, 12:36:57 am »
Well, he's meant to be sort of cute and stubby, so I was trying to accomplish that sort of thing.
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Pixel Art / New Project - Animation feedback?
« on: November 07, 2006, 12:02:16 am »
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Yo. Just joined up hoping for some great feedback.
I'll get right into it.
Punching.
Walking.
Walking, with arms.
Thanks. I'll update soon.
Edit:
Might as well show this for fun. It's pretty old, actually. The graphics were for a platformer a friend was making in Python.
Old====
Yo. Just joined up hoping for some great feedback.
I'll get right into it.
Punching.
Walking.
Walking, with arms.
Thanks. I'll update soon.
Edit:
Might as well show this for fun. It's pretty old, actually. The graphics were for a platformer a friend was making in Python.