[Char] Mattie (rate)

[XSasukeXS]

drawn over another LF2 Char but ill make new eyes and the end

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i have a question:

should i remove the orange T Shirt under the jacket?

[XSasukeXS]

this is the sprite sheet im on:

uptade:

[Gad]

Who! That's nice! Keep going!!

[Silverthorn]

Hey, pretty neat thing! I like it! (forgiving you the double post )
Well, I see that you take Dennis as a base, but the two characters look so totally different, that it doesn't matter. Good job, keep it up!

[XSasukeXS]

thanks guys
sorry for the question but there is a way to make the kicks be normal(i meen hit like dennis kicks)

cuz when i try to kick it hits like fist

[Ascor]

what do you mean?
you mean where it exactly hits or in what way it hits?
you mean an effect or something

[XSasukeXS]

you mean where it exactly hits

ya that

[Ascor]

x and y coordinates changing
in the punching sprites

[XSasukeXS]

x and y?

(im not a good dcer)

[snorsorbet]

(The grid is meant to represent pixels...)

Now, X is an axis in a coordinate system that goes horisontal.
The Y axis is an axis that goes vertical.

As you can see, you can tell the position of a dot or another object in the grid by telling what value it has on the Y axis and what value it has on the X axis.
For example, the green dot is in the position x=2 and y=3. That is a way to tell the green spots position.

If you add 2 more values, you can also tell an area. Lets call the width of the rectangle w and the height of the rectangle h.
For example, the rectangle has the values x=4, y=2, w=1 and h=2.

In an ITR, BDY etc the x, y, w and h system is a way to tell the area of effect.
If something is unclear, check this out first.