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Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Sat Jul 21, 2018 5:14 pm 
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Sat Jul 21, 2018 6:16 pm
The Wobbler wrote:
I'm messing with new sprite dimensions to give guys really long arms.
That is hilarious! Great idea.
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Wed Aug 01, 2018 4:46 am
Wed Aug 01, 2018 1:50 pm
Perfect, you can take a break at the water cooler.
So you're no longer using enemy appear+dissolve animations for that giant... totemface?
Also,
Really took me by surprise as a functioning use for oversized weapons.
I had been wondering, should I allow frames in a spriteset to be varying sizes? (Intended for hero battle animations and the like). I was starting to think no, it wouldn't be used enough. Maybe I should afterall - eventually (I've already moved on without it)
So you're no longer using enemy appear+dissolve animations for that giant... totemface?
Also,
Quote:
I'm messing with new sprite dimensions to give guys really long arms.
Really took me by surprise as a functioning use for oversized weapons.
I had been wondering, should I allow frames in a spriteset to be varying sizes? (Intended for hero battle animations and the like). I was starting to think no, it wouldn't be used enough. Maybe I should afterall - eventually (I've already moved on without it)
Wed Aug 01, 2018 3:46 pm
TMC wrote:
Perfect, you can take a break at the water cooler.
So you're no longer using enemy appear+dissolve animations for that giant... totemface?
Also,
Really took me by surprise as a functioning use for oversized weapons.
I had been wondering, should I allow frames in a spriteset to be varying sizes? (Intended for hero battle animations and the like). I was starting to think no, it wouldn't be used enough. Maybe I should afterall - eventually (I've already moved on without it)
So you're no longer using enemy appear+dissolve animations for that giant... totemface?
Also,
Quote:
I'm messing with new sprite dimensions to give guys really long arms.
Really took me by surprise as a functioning use for oversized weapons.
I had been wondering, should I allow frames in a spriteset to be varying sizes? (Intended for hero battle animations and the like). I was starting to think no, it wouldn't be used enough. Maybe I should afterall - eventually (I've already moved on without it)
I tried using some dissolves at the end of that cutscene but none of them really looked quite right, just having him slide away while making whale sounds ended up feeling more natural.
I don't think I'd personally use varying sizes within one sprite set, but I would like to be able to resize an existing sprite set as a whole. Definitely not a high priority, just would be a nice convenience!
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Wed Aug 01, 2018 4:57 pm
I am wary of variable frame size within an animation set. I feel like it introduces a new challenge of the alignment of frames relative to other frames in the same animation
If the frames are the same size you can still get the same effect with bigger frames. I think managing empty space around most frames of a Sprite is going to be way easier than managing an animation where frame size and shape change mid-animation
If the frames are the same size you can still get the same effect with bigger frames. I think managing empty space around most frames of a Sprite is going to be way easier than managing an animation where frame size and shape change mid-animation
Tue Aug 07, 2018 12:54 am
I'm going to record a song or two for the Dr. Cube RPG minigame in Kaiju Big Battel: Fighto Fantasy. It's going to sound something like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceD_Bpl7OKg
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Thu Aug 23, 2018 1:24 pm
Thu Aug 23, 2018 2:09 pm
Have you an excuse for beating up such a proud turkey?
Also, a levitating rat??
I see I never addressed the discussion about frames in spriteset with a different size: my idea was to allow frames to extend beyond the edges of the sprite. So the sprite slice might be 100x100, but the image drawn to the screen might be 140x100, and would have no effect on alignment/positioning or collision detection (sliceatpixel, etc).
Also, a levitating rat??
I see I never addressed the discussion about frames in spriteset with a different size: my idea was to allow frames to extend beyond the edges of the sprite. So the sprite slice might be 100x100, but the image drawn to the screen might be 140x100, and would have no effect on alignment/positioning or collision detection (sliceatpixel, etc).
Thu Aug 23, 2018 2:47 pm
TMC wrote:
Have you an excuse for beating up such a proud turkey?
Also, a levitating rat??
I see I never addressed the discussion about frames in spriteset with a different size: my idea was to allow frames to extend beyond the edges of the sprite. So the sprite slice might be 100x100, but the image drawn to the screen might be 140x100, and would have no effect on alignment/positioning or collision detection (sliceatpixel, etc).
Also, a levitating rat??
I see I never addressed the discussion about frames in spriteset with a different size: my idea was to allow frames to extend beyond the edges of the sprite. So the sprite slice might be 100x100, but the image drawn to the screen might be 140x100, and would have no effect on alignment/positioning or collision detection (sliceatpixel, etc).
It's a honorable tournament fight against one of the best bros in Boston. If you scan the turkey you can learn how to dump gravy on enemies!
Moon Rat's a hard mode enemy who you definitely should not eat. Highly toxic.
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Thu Aug 23, 2018 7:11 pm
The Wobbler wrote:
Moon Rat's a hard mode enemy who you definitely should not eat. Highly toxic.
Moon Rat's a hard mode enemy who you definitely should not eat. Highly toxic.
Duly noted. Definitely looking forward to this game.
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Sun Aug 26, 2018 3:16 am
Fri Aug 31, 2018 2:14 pm
Super Walrus Land: Mouth Words Edition
Fri Aug 31, 2018 2:54 pm
Party like it's 1998
Sat Sep 01, 2018 10:04 am
The Wobbler wrote:
First look at CUBE.RPG in action!! A game within a game, wow! The quality's off the charts!
I think if you're making a game within the game then the graphics should be significantly different. Stylistically cube-like graphics are nice but I'd also suggest tinting the screen or constraining your colours to a more minimal palette so as to amplify the effect. In terms of audio you should do something with this in mind too.
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