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Sprite editing - rongeng - 03-13-2011
Hi, its me again. This time, I want to ask how do I change the colour of the char's clothes easily?
I remember the last time I did that using photoshop a few years ago, I was able to use the magic pen tool to highlight and colour the whole page of standing char's sprites's clothes at the same time without spending much time.
But now, I must colour the standing sprites one by one and part by part and that would take really the whole day. Any idea how to tackle the problem?
RE: Sprite editing - Divisor - 03-13-2011
I usually recolored using PhotoFiltre (or Photoshop), by selecting specific parts of clothes with the magic wand and then use hue/saturation/color to edit it.
I don't really know a faster way.
RE: Sprite editing - MnM - 03-13-2011
Just use magic wand tool by setting its tolerance around 20s - 30s. Then select the color u want to change and then go to replace color or hue/saturation in image menu. And its done. And, photofilter is easy to operate too. If u want it, go to main page and download.
Edit: here are some : http://www.lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=4978&highlight=color
http://www.lf-empire.de/forum/showthread.php?tid=42&highlight=color
RE: Sprite editing - Ramond - 03-13-2011
From my point of view there are these 2 possibilities:
1) With the magic wand, uncheck the option "Contiguous" before you select the color. That way it selects the color on the whole spritesheet. You can then still finetune your selection by holding STRG + Click for subtraction or SHIFT + Click for addition.
2) Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation..., select your color (either in the dropdown box or the gradient color beams at the bottom) and then change hue/saturation/lightness as you see fit. (Beware that "red" also changes the skin color; finetune the color range with the beams at the bottom of the window.)
There are surely more possibilities than these but these are all I know
RE: Sprite editing - Silverthorn - 03-13-2011
All the "professionally made" sprites are either entirely drawn from scratch or spriters create a pool of poses (different angles of the head, clothing dynamics, etc). So much about that.
If you really want to speed up things, you can either try it via magic wand (or directly alter the colors with the selective Hue/Saturation (check here)).
Please be aware: the best results are achieved when doing stuff entirely yourself. A simple color-change might be cool for a bit, but only a fully self-made character gives you the satisfaction you wish for.
edit: oh, yay, double-ninja'd!
RE: Sprite editing - prince_freeza - 03-13-2011
i recolor it with photo filtre using 'replace color range'
in some cases (like davis for ex) it easy to recolor his blue jacket cuz the blue stands out and its unique amongst other cloth color. But in other caces (like deep) color range can recolor the arms with the shirt cuz the colors r close and alike, which leads me to use the magic wand tool with whatever tolerance i need.
RE: Sprite editing - rongeng - 03-13-2011
I rmb what i did the last time with the magic wand already, but now i cant do the hue/saturation after selecting with the magic wand!!!
RE: Sprite editing - Silverthorn - 03-13-2011
Be sure that your image is in 24bit-colors. Image > Mode > RGB Color (8bit per channel)
Otherwise, the Hue/Saturation-command is either not available or not working as expected.
RE: Sprite editing - rongeng - 03-13-2011
K, thanks, but now, i need to know how to colour them all after selecting with magic wand without using hue/saturation. Any ideas?
RE: Sprite editing - LutiChris - 03-13-2011
If u use gimp u can select the clothing using the free select tool
Then click "colorize" located in Colors...I started playing around with that tool last week
Try it out for those gimp-users
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Edit: however, this won't work when you open it up without changing the file to RGB, the spritesheet will be an indexed file, to do this go to Image and click on mode...
There u will see RGB, Grayscale, Indexed