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Post by Musashi on Jul 15, 2006 5:50:01 GMT -5
^ Just what the title says. i56.photobucket.com/albums/g182/Musashi999/SpriteTemplate.pngI might actually make the base into a full template for sprites in RMXP, if I get enough complements and or critizism on it in another forum. I'm also thinking of making the guy I sprited a character for the Rp forum, but I haven't came up with a name for him yet. Can anyone please give me some C&C(Comments and Critizisim) on it? Also please don't let this thread die out in two seconds like my other one did.. |
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Post by GS Dragono on Jul 15, 2006 11:48:31 GMT -5
Did you do these from scrap? Or did you have a base?
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Post by Musashi on Jul 15, 2006 14:40:21 GMT -5
I actually made the base myself, the thing on the left, then did the Claw Guy, then did the walking poses for him, and I forgot I had to do the bases one too(for the RMXP template version) so I made it based on the Claw guys walking.
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Post by GS Dragono on Jul 15, 2006 14:54:19 GMT -5
Wow. That's quite impressive... I always need a base for my sprite stuff. Very nice!
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Post by Musashi on Jul 16, 2006 0:28:08 GMT -5
 Changed the walking base abit, added folds on the claw guys pants for his walking animation, and started a slash animation. ^^ |
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Post by Rage on Jul 16, 2006 20:28:19 GMT -5
Nice sprites. You are good at this but why is your sprite naked?
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Post by Pitch on Jul 16, 2006 20:50:07 GMT -5
Ooooh, I can answer that. It's not naked, it's a base for other sprites. It's basically a doll sprite, where you can modify it, dress it up, put physical features on it and such. That way, say you're making a bunch of sprites in the same style, you don't have to worry about being inconsistent with them. You can make different characters, but all in the same physical dimensions, and they'll all move the same way, should you opt for animation..
They're pretty good. Better than anything I've done. Of course, I've not really yet ventured into the realm of isometrics, nor do I intend to, but still, pretty neat. o.o
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Post by Musashi on Jul 16, 2006 22:34:03 GMT -5
Isometrics?  These aren't Isometric perspective. But um, yeah thanks ^_^. |
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Post by Pitch on Jul 16, 2006 22:38:35 GMT -5
Eh... You know, I suppose they're not isometrics, but the forward moving sprites might as well be. I was questioning whether I should use the term, the angle certainly isn't isometric, but the movement seems similar. I can rephrase:
I've not yet ventured into the realm of isometrics animation, nor do I intend to, but still pretty neat.
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Post by Musashi on Jul 16, 2006 22:42:03 GMT -5
Its actually gonna be an RPG sprite, but I guess it could be used for an Isometric style game, or I could just make all 8 directions, I dunno.
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Post by Pitch on Jul 16, 2006 22:46:58 GMT -5
I really dislike the isometric perspective myself, but mostly for the horrid overuse of it in GameBoy Advance games. Horrible, horrible spriting used in a lot of those.
I suppose I could see that working in an RPG, though most RPG's I've played have smaller sprites(seems almost a rule), of course, I haven't played many, so I suppose not.
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Post by Musashi on Jul 16, 2006 22:50:34 GMT -5
Well, that depends on the RPG, I mean, its not always really chibi styled sprites.
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