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consider the first step more like a concept that you'll slowly develop.
I say to these people to use this to practice making the circle themselves
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If it's okay, can anybody help me out here??
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The tutorial can be complicated but the results are worth it.
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But i doubt that i would be able to follow
.I'm an expert at photoshop, if anybody needs some colouring help or something, pop a message.
Thanks again.
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I'm the one who's supposed to say that!
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If you're experienced with all of the tools of your editor, it really helps.
On that note, do you mean you want to edit sprites to make a new one, or do you want to make a new one completely from scratch? I can't even do the latter. It's beyond my ability. But, then, my experience is limited to pixel-by-pixel shading and the use of GIMP's Free Select and Color tools, so you may have a better time with that.
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EDIT: if i use anybodys sprite as a base must I ask him/her before?
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What is the best possible way to remove text that has been watermarked on a background? Would you use the brush, pencil or anything similar? :S
I'm talking about the backgrounds from Kusanagi.co.jp, so if any of you spriters out there have advice, then thanks in advance.
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What is the best possible way to remove text that has been watermarked on a background? Would you use the brush, pencil or anything similar? :S
I'm talking about the backgrounds from Kusanagi.co.jp, so if any of you spriters out there have advice, then thanks in advance.
If you're using photoshop, then I can help you.
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What is the best possible way to remove text that has been watermarked on a background? Would you use the brush, pencil or anything similar? :S
I'm talking about the backgrounds from Kusanagi.co.jp, so if any of you spriters out there have advice, then thanks in advance.
If you're using photoshop, then I can help you.
Alright. Let me sign onto MSN and load Photoshop ;)
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How can I rotate sprites without making them blurry?
and
Could someone tell me how make clothes shadow look good?
I tried to do it but they look pretty bad.
http://forums.court-records.net/sprites/malvodius-sprites-t18710.html
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How can I rotate sprites without making them blurry?
and
Could someone tell me how make clothes shadow look good?
I tried to do it but they look pretty bad.
http://forums.court-records.net/sprites/malvodius-sprites-t18710.html
What program are you using?
If you're using photoshop, go to Edit>Preferences>General (or press Ctrl + K)
then Image Interpolation> Nearest Neighbor.
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How can I rotate sprites without making them blurry?
and
Could someone tell me how make clothes shadow look good?
I tried to do it but they look pretty bad.
http://forums.court-records.net/sprites/malvodius-sprites-t18710.html
What program are you using?
If you're using photoshop, go to Edit>Preferences>General (or press Ctrl + K)
then Image Interpolation> Nearest Neighbor.
If you are rotating sprites, then do not use Photoshop. Always use RotSprite since it produces the best result, but you'll still need to clean it.
http://info.sonicretro.org/RotSprite
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How can I rotate sprites without making them blurry?
and
Could someone tell me how make clothes shadow look good?
I tried to do it but they look pretty bad.
http://forums.court-records.net/sprites/malvodius-sprites-t18710.html
I've never had that problem. But then again, I only use paint and Gimp. I don't like rotating sprites though, sometimes their look a bit weird.
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I didn't think I had an ounce of artistic talent in me. But now that I've had some extra time on my hands, I've found that it's not impossible to do. Thanks to this tutorial, I am working at a careful pace so that my first (finished) edited sprite won't look so crappy. (Who knows how many past failed attempts I've had at editing sprites, but that's a different story.)What I'm trying to say is "Thank you," but in the most sincere way that I know.
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not really good though
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How can you convert art to sprites? It is easy to just shrink down art to the right dimensions, but there is a lot of editing that it goes through, even though the original sprites were probably just resizes of original artwork. The outline is more jagged, black outlines turn to brown or close to the neighboring color, etc.
Does anyone have a tutorial on this "conversion"? What's the best program to use? Any other suggestions?
Thanks - I would love to make some completely original sprites if I can get this down :)
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may someone explain me how to make simple Frankensteining at Gimp?
I know on page one it is explained but I rather get it directly explained by someone
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How can you convert art to sprites? It is easy to just shrink down art to the right dimensions, but there is a lot of editing that it goes through, even though the original sprites were probably just resizes of original artwork. The outline is more jagged, black outlines turn to brown or close to the neighboring color, etc.
Does anyone have a tutorial on this "conversion"? What's the best program to use? Any other suggestions?
Thanks - I would love to make some completely original sprites if I can get this down :)
well theirs no easy way per say since a lot of editing will usually be required
(I know this because Ive done this quite a few times with my own drawling skills)
The way I do it though would be using a program (really it doesn't matter the program though gimp might be a bit faster than paint as long as you know what your doing)
make sure the art is black and white (preventing a few problematic things when shrinking the image to proper proportion) from there id use paint and just edit away...don't be afraid to use a part from another sprite to help curve out areas if needed since that can be changed and edited later (though lets not take someone elses sprite...shall we) from there once you get the full outline start working on the rest of the sprite by that point is really up to you whether or not it turns out good or not :P
may someone explain me how to make simple Frankensteining at Gimp?
I know on page one it is explained but I rather get it directly explained by someone
well take sprite a and sprite b and possibly how much ever sprites there are mix, mash, and edit...try try and try again until you get the desired result...really there isnt much to be said about how to frankensprite on gimp compared to paint since they both end up with the same amount of editing usually...just use the cut tool, paste in the area you want a part, then edit it...pretty much the same process on any program. :P
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I finished a what i call "mini-sprite" of godot.
Please evaluate and give C&C please.
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How can you convert art to sprites? It is easy to just shrink down art to the right dimensions, but there is a lot of editing that it goes through, even though the original sprites were probably just resizes of original artwork. The outline is more jagged, black outlines turn to brown or close to the neighboring color, etc.
Does anyone have a tutorial on this "conversion"? What's the best program to use? Any other suggestions?
Thanks - I would love to make some completely original sprites if I can get this down :)
I have made two sprites out of official art, I just minimize them, until they're in a proper AA size, then start coloring with the pencil. I can't really explain how to make them.
29 colors, or something
less than 50 colors.
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PW ones have less than 20
and quoting Zinle
It takes some time to practice with limited colors, but believe me it's worth it.
...Hopefully someday... xD
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I haven't counted the ones from JFA or TNT.
AJ ones have something like 20 - 40.
And the above thing is more like what I tend to do, personal opinnion.
Still using the lest ya can won't hurt right? :3
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I haven't counted the ones from JFA or TNT.
AJ ones have something like 20 - 40.
And the above thing is more like what I tend to do, personal opinnion.
Still using the lest ya can won't hurt right? :3
well I believe the only exception were characters from case 1-5...but its been awile since I checked that :P
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How do you tell how many you've used? And why does it matter in the first place?
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I think two big reasons to use limited colors is A) Image size (less colors means that the image can be compressed into a smaller file size) and B) Style. If you want to make OC sprites that would blend into the AA universe, you have to work with a limited color palette, as they do.
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For AJ and AAI it won't matter that much, but for GBA styled PW sprites it does thanks to it's color support.
DS just can simply support more colors at once than GBA did.
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upload them at photbucket, tinypic etc and then put the url between tags
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you need to make an account, but if you don't want to, use Imageshack, but remember to keep the links
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yeah, right now i was looking some background tutorial.
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