[Char] Leonidas - progress

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Attach it back to the arm?

Its NOT THAT SIMPLE YOU KNOW .. I just might make a bigger frame or something, 82x79 for example .

[Gad]

So? Lol

IT would fit it

[Hate]

So? Lol

IT would fit it

yeah the sheild needs more space to get sticked to his hand again

[Jahvansi]

great work so far, I realy like the look of the character

but dude, dont get mad so fast over comments here, we just want to help u and not make u look bad, see it as critism to improve your work

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but dude, dont get mad so fast over comments here, we just want to help u and not make u look bad, see it as critism to improve your work

Am not mad, I just couldn't draw that sheild while laying on the ground that's all ..

[bashscrazy]

Its NOT THAT SIMPLE YOU KNOW .. I just might make a bigger frame or something, 82x79 for example .

There is some space to possibly fit it in without increasing the grid size.

Look at all that empty space, enough to attach the shield to his arm.

For the first frame you can just change the angle of the shield so it fits
In the end however, it is your choice how you wish for it to look. In my opinion it's fine as it is, but just odd that one way he still holds it and the other he lets go  

[STM1993]

Its NOT THAT SIMPLE YOU KNOW .. I just might make a bigger frame or something, 82x79 for example .

You don't need to actually increase the grid size, as Basch said you can simply move the character up and then colour the shield in. In the grand scheme of things, when this character gets data, you can simply adjust the "centery" value for the frame that uses this particular sprite so that it'd look like its in the correct position. Just make a note of how many pixels up you moved the whole sprite.

In Basch's example he moved the sprite up by 8 pixels, so in the data:

DC-Code: <frame> 191 falling    pic: 45  state: 12  wait: 3  next: 0  dvx: 0  dvy: 0  dvz: 0  centerx: 39  centery: 79  hit_a: 0  hit_d: 0  hit_j: 0    wpoint:       kind: 1  x: 29  y: 67  weaponact: 25  attacking: 0  cover: 0  dvx: 0  dvy: 0  dvz: 0     wpoint_end: <frame_end>

Change "centery: 79" to "centery: 71". Problem solved.

As for where the shield should be, I think it should stick to the arm. Knight should be a good example of what you can do with the shield.

[Gespenst]

I was always thinking that he is holding a bow but then I had to go deeper
great stuff buddy

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Its NOT THAT SIMPLE YOU KNOW .. I just might make a bigger frame or something, 82x79 for example .

You don't need to actually increase the grid size, as Basch said you can simply move the character up and then colour the shield in. In the grand scheme of things, when this character gets data, you can simply adjust the "centery" value for the frame that uses this particular sprite so that it'd look like its in the correct position. Just make a note of how many pixels up you moved the whole sprite.

In Basch's example he moved the sprite up by 8 pixels, so in the data:

DC-Code: <frame> 191 falling    pic: 45  state: 12  wait: 3  next: 0  dvx: 0  dvy: 0  dvz: 0  centerx: 39  centery: 79  hit_a: 0  hit_d: 0  hit_j: 0    wpoint:       kind: 1  x: 29  y: 67  weaponact: 25  attacking: 0  cover: 0  dvx: 0  dvy: 0  dvz: 0     wpoint_end: <frame_end>

Change "centery: 79" to "centery: 71". Problem solved.

As for where the shield should be, I think it should stick to the arm. Knight should be a good example of what you can do with the shield.

I didnt need to do that:

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I was always thinking that he is holding a bow but then I had to go deeper :)
great stuff buddy :)

Thanks :D !

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Done spriting the Super punch (sprite-base by Sanger) :

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You can now download the Test-vesion (uncompleted):



( You can find sceenshots on the first post ! )