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01-24-2014, 05:10 PM
@davis60 -
If you're looking for a good usage of this, think about making an LF2 styled sprite, he's summed up in one post what was essentially used to create LF2 characters, or atleast the colour schemes so they are not such an eyesore (for example, take a look at my rainbow coloured sprite man, it's horrible to look at, and bright as anything, you'd quit LF2 if you ever downloaded it - which btw, is still a work in progress).
Essentially, if you intend on making an LF2 character, try to use a similar method to how Marti used it.
One thing that DH might not have mentioned however, is that if you look at the colours Marti has chosen, on a few of the characters he has picked 'Complementary Colours'. These are colours that work well together as they are on opposite sides of a colour wheel or near as to it. For example, cyan and red are nigh on within opposite sides of each other. You could always take a look at this link if you'd all prefer a better understanding of it than what I've given you:
Hope this adds a bit of dimension to the post when you update this DH, and I hope it helps those who are onlooking for any random/extra advice.
Eddie
If you're looking for a good usage of this, think about making an LF2 styled sprite, he's summed up in one post what was essentially used to create LF2 characters, or atleast the colour schemes so they are not such an eyesore (for example, take a look at my rainbow coloured sprite man, it's horrible to look at, and bright as anything, you'd quit LF2 if you ever downloaded it - which btw, is still a work in progress).
Essentially, if you intend on making an LF2 character, try to use a similar method to how Marti used it.
One thing that DH might not have mentioned however, is that if you look at the colours Marti has chosen, on a few of the characters he has picked 'Complementary Colours'. These are colours that work well together as they are on opposite sides of a colour wheel or near as to it. For example, cyan and red are nigh on within opposite sides of each other. You could always take a look at this link if you'd all prefer a better understanding of it than what I've given you:
'Complementary Colours (Click to View)
Eddie
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