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Yes, the tutorial got bigger than expected. Sorry about that, but example graphics seem somewhat essential. Prepare for an epic page stretch and a massive amount of text!

LAYERS! Everyone remember layers are your best friend. Beautiful tutorial BP, also you have a pretty interesting spriting style going here, I would like to see more.

wow nice! can i ask wich prog did u use??? plz tell me i need this

(03-22-2009, 04:01 PM)prince_freeza Wrote: [ -> ]wow nice! can i ask wich prog did u use??? plz tell me i need this

He used Photoshop for this Tutorial. Dunno which version, maybe CS2 ?


Ok erm to be honest i wouldn't really use this way to make a sprite ;P
Is it a tut for an lf2 standing sprite or a standing sprite for something else ? (ok i know its for lf2)
When i scale your sprite into the normal lf2 size it looks pretty diffrent from the normal lf2 style.

It would take years to make a whole char with this sprite technique ;P
How long did it take to make this tutorial ? The tut itself is really good made i think.

... Don't take this as an insult or sth like this, its just my opinion ^^

(03-22-2009, 04:01 PM)prince_freeza Wrote: [ -> ]wow nice! can i ask wich prog did u use??? plz tell me i need this

Look into the top right corner and you'll see for which program this tutorial was made

(03-22-2009, 04:31 PM)Scorpion Wrote: [ -> ]Ok erm to be honest i wouldn't really use this way to make a sprite ;P
Is it a tut for an lf2 standing sprite or a standing sprite for something else ? (ok i know its for lf2)
When i scale your sprite into the normal lf2 size it looks pretty diffrent from the normal lf2 style.

It would take years to make a whole char with this sprite technique ;P
How long did it take to make this tutorial ? The tut itself is really good made i think.

... Don't take this as an insult or sth like this, its just my opinion ^^

It's alright, no offense taken. Well, I must admit, it's Phoenix-

(03-22-2009, 01:53 PM)Chishio Wrote: [ -> ]spriting style

:P

Well yeah, let's put it this way: it's not 100% lf2-styled but close. Probably, the hair got a little too big.

And, as I mentioned in the tutorial, I myself wouldn't use this way for every single spriting step, that'd be just a crapload of work. However, making initial sprites where you're not sure about the color and the like works fine

Wow, I'm going to try this out...
Very...very long...tut...but seems easy... thanks Phoenix...
Is it supposed to be Stinky- by the way?

(03-22-2009, 07:12 PM)KaywonnJuto Wrote: [ -> ]Is it supposed to be Stinky- by the way?

Now that you say it... he kinda looks like him. But that was actually unintended :P

you all guys are good spriters.if i download photoshop still it not working its so not good can't do to good i can't to drav even telplate ;(

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but still, i playing with deep awesome

what about doing something like this

(03-22-2009, 04:31 PM)Scorpion Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-22-2009, 04:01 PM)prince_freeza Wrote: [ -> ]wow nice! can i ask wich prog did u use??? plz tell me i need this

He used Photoshop for this Tutorial. Dunno which version, maybe CS2 ?


Ok erm to be honest i wouldn't really use this way to make a sprite ;P
Is it a tut for an lf2 standing sprite or a standing sprite for something else ? (ok i know its for lf2)
When i scale your sprite into the normal lf2 size it looks pretty diffrent from the normal lf2 style.

It would take years to make a whole char with this sprite technique ;P
How long did it take to make this tutorial ? The tut itself is really good made i think.

... Don't take this as an insult or sth like this, its just my opinion ^^

well,i sprited BP before this thread was posted,its lf2 styled:

hope BP dont mind spriting him:d